Sundaram Mama creates a humorous manifesto to establish "holy" rules for making traditional filter coffee, banning distractions and "coffee sins" like instant coffee or second deco…
Through a humorous lens, this story depicts a Mylapore couple’s Navaratri celebrations, centered on the elaborate and competitive tradition of the Kolu doll display. As Sundaram en…
This satirical article explores the evolution of traditional Mylapore TamBrahm weddings from simple community rituals into highly produced, social-media-centric "content packages."…
This satirical article imagines how various Indian politicians and media outlets would react to a news story about a hero pilot who saved a FlyDubai flight. By parodying the specif…
Through nostalgic and humorous reflections, retired software engineer S. Sundaram compares the perfect, traditional filter coffee of his youth with the underwhelming, modern coffee…
After receiving a medical checkup, S. Sundaram faces a dietary crisis when three different doctors provide wildly contradictory nutritional advice. His wife attempts to resolve the…
Through a satirical lens, the author compares a group of cows blocking traffic in Mylapore to seasoned IT delivery managers to highlight the absurdities of corporate life. By obser…
This satirical article explores how identical, generic horoscope predictions are circulated globally through family WhatsApp groups, driven largely by the ritualistic habits of "As…
Through a satirical conversation, the author critiques the Indian legal system's chronic delays in resolving corruption cases, noting how constant stay orders and adjournments turn…
The article highlights the devastating human cost of India’s IT boom, where extreme work hours and chronic stress lead to widespread burnout, serious health complications, and even…
This humorous narrative depicts the digital struggles of an elderly couple in Mylapore as they battle frustrating OTPs and increasingly absurd CAPTCHA challenges while attempting t…
This humorous essay satirizes the overly formal and jargon-heavy linguistic style of *The Hindu* newspaper editorials through the character of Sundaram Mama, a retired man who begi…
