-- Mumbai Correspondent
Sounds like a page3 header? You are terribly mistaken! It's nothing else, but an open expression by a grief-hit heart from former MCA community-the famous MCA celebrity, Chakkara Poovan.
"If you really want to retain your friends, please be more careful while using certain words like 'Our', ‘Ours’, 'Mine', etc. A victim like me can only advice you!"
It was his first public appearance after the break-up of his long term business partnership with the earth moving giant JCB, last month. According to our Bangalore correspondent, it was after a 10 minutes' telephonic conversation with his ally, Mr. Dujesh JCB declared his withdrawal from the partnership. This surprising decision was followed by an utter chaos in the MCA Stock Exchange and business community. Even though several business magnets like Bindi AyyoAyyo * -(M.D.,Bin-Dee Associates) came forward for negotiations between the one-time allies, Mr.Dujesh turned down all the suggestions for an open discussion with his new rival. Even Mr. AyyoAyyo, an all time critic of Mr. Dujesh for his habit of mixing up personal issues with business, came forward with an open declaration that this time the boot is on the other foot.
“Even if the issue is strictly personal, comments like these cannot be entertained. Mr.Poovan must give up his habit of using the word “Our” while referring to any girl known to him.”
(Actual Malayalam words of Mr. JCB according to Mr. AyyoAyyo: “Onte aa nammde, nammade enna parachil nirthaathe oonodini varthaanam illa!”)
Mr. Poovan, who is now looking for a new business partner has made an open declaration that he is ready to accept Bindi’s proposal, but asked for some time to implement the change. (Rumor has it that Mr.AyyoAyyo, after his discussion with Mr.JCB is rethinking the offer he made to Mr.Poovan).
Meanwhile, Mr. Koya who always remained as a controversial figure in the group has filed a suit in the Chungathara High Court for the copyright of his Mega serial named “My Paathu” (Ente Paathu a.k.a Njanum, Paathuvum Pinne Njanum), against some natives of Chungathara.
Sounds like a page3 header? You are terribly mistaken! It's nothing else, but an open expression by a grief-hit heart from former MCA community-the famous MCA celebrity, Chakkara Poovan.
"If you really want to retain your friends, please be more careful while using certain words like 'Our', ‘Ours’, 'Mine', etc. A victim like me can only advice you!"
It was his first public appearance after the break-up of his long term business partnership with the earth moving giant JCB, last month. According to our Bangalore correspondent, it was after a 10 minutes' telephonic conversation with his ally, Mr. Dujesh JCB declared his withdrawal from the partnership. This surprising decision was followed by an utter chaos in the MCA Stock Exchange and business community. Even though several business magnets like Bindi AyyoAyyo * -(M.D.,Bin-Dee Associates) came forward for negotiations between the one-time allies, Mr.Dujesh turned down all the suggestions for an open discussion with his new rival. Even Mr. AyyoAyyo, an all time critic of Mr. Dujesh for his habit of mixing up personal issues with business, came forward with an open declaration that this time the boot is on the other foot.
“Even if the issue is strictly personal, comments like these cannot be entertained. Mr.Poovan must give up his habit of using the word “Our” while referring to any girl known to him.”
(Actual Malayalam words of Mr. JCB according to Mr. AyyoAyyo: “Onte aa nammde, nammade enna parachil nirthaathe oonodini varthaanam illa!”)
Mr. Poovan, who is now looking for a new business partner has made an open declaration that he is ready to accept Bindi’s proposal, but asked for some time to implement the change. (Rumor has it that Mr.AyyoAyyo, after his discussion with Mr.JCB is rethinking the offer he made to Mr.Poovan).
Meanwhile, Mr. Koya who always remained as a controversial figure in the group has filed a suit in the Chungathara High Court for the copyright of his Mega serial named “My Paathu” (Ente Paathu a.k.a Njanum, Paathuvum Pinne Njanum), against some natives of Chungathara.
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