I am sure all of you remember the legen-wait for it-dary Rosesh from Sarabhai vs Sarabhai. He was seriously hilarious!
But did you know there will be a real life Rosesh in our lives back then? The kind of Rosesh who wasn’t just interested in bizarre poetry but even in governing the country!
Yeah, I am talking about our beloved Pappu a.k.a Rahul Gandhi. There are a very few ‘politicians’ who have managed to make the entire nation laugh like our Pappu ji has.
And there you go, right there is the very first point of similarity between Rosesh Sarabhai and Rahul Gandhi. Not convinced yet?
Well then, lets just find out more points of similarity:
1. Momma’s boys!
Rosesh could never function without momma. He’d run to momma whenever Indravadan or Sahil took his case.
As for Rahul, he is always seen talking to his mom. Walking behind her listening to orders from her. Asking her what to do next!
Well well, here’s a little boy who has been pushed into the bad bad world of dirty politics. He is always seen trying to hid behind his mom’s saree ka pallu.
Life isn’t a bed of roses for Rosesh either. Momma to rescue!
2. Rosesh’s poems don’t make sense just like Pappu’s statements.
Our dear Pappu has spoken gems like:
“Politics is everywhere, it’s in your shirt, it’s in your pants”
“Poverty is a state of mind, if you have confidence, you will overcome it“.
And here’s an excerpt from one genius poetry by Rosesh:
“Momma ka purse, jaise hospital ki pyaari koi nurse
Purse mein rakha tissue paper karta hai paseene ka ilaaj..”
Well, Well, Well..
3. Foot-in-mouth disease!
Rahul baba has said so many wrong thing at wrong times that even Uday Chopra’s dialogue delivery feels nice. In Punjab, he said and I quote, “Hindustan ek soch hai. Hindustan ek jagah hai….magar Hindustan ek soch hai.” I mean.. WHAT EVEN!?
And our Rosesh darling is no less. Remember how he ALWAYS spilled the beans and let out all secrets in front of momma a.k.a Maya Sarabhai?
4. The battle of Dumb-Dumber-Dumbest.
Rahul Gandhi can never get his speeches right and always reads up printed speech like a school boy reciting a rhyme. In some rally, he read a printed speech like, “The women… sorry (flipping pages)… women have said… (flipping pages) … Sorry… I lost it… oh! yeah… Women…”
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