Skip to main content

Karishma Chat

A friend told me about this place and said we get one of the best pani puri's here. I am always of fond of chats and wanted to try this place.The place is a roadside chat shop situated in front of a big clothing shop.I wanted to go try this. And there were a lot of crowd every time i cross it. I am not a patient person and queues and crowds irritate me.

One day i decided to brave the crowd and try it. After standing in the crowd for about 10 minutes, I managed to find the place in the "Inner Circle". Inner circle is the crowd standing around the Big basket holding the puris. It looks like a big block standing on a three legged stand. The Pani puri walla is wearing a glove for hygienic purposes or atleast to give us a feeling that it is hygiene. Which in my view is good. His assistant breaks the puris and fills it with not very spicy aloo masala. He dips it in the clay pot containing the pani. I am not sure of the ingredients of the pani. But it is a little spicy and has a tangy flavour. He gives a palm bowl (also similar to a thona in tamil) to the inner circle which has about 12 people. He gives 6 pani puris to 12 people in about 7 minutes. Imagine the speed and perfections. I honestly did not count the time as i was busy eating the puris. Few ppl decide to go for a second round. But i opt for Kulfi.. WHich is really cold and Delicious.Which a happy heart in a Few Bucks , I head home....

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hey Ocean, Here I come

If you could plan your death, how would you plan it? #PlanUrDeath  This is a very interesting thought. The thought itself is enough to chill our bones. Death is something which is beyond our control. It is the unconquered kingdom. It is something which we cannot predict nor decide. It happens in its own phase, in its own time and in its own style. Still given as a chance. It would be the most exciting and interesting event to plan.  My death will be combination of the things I love. I would try to make it as interesting as possible.  Goodbyes are very important to me. It gives a proper ending to our life. The problem with death is we never have time for good bye. The person suddenly disappears leaving a vacuum behind. This leaves the loved ones feeling lost. I will write a proper goodbye to all the important friends and enemies. Sometimes the people who make us cry are the people who has created a great impact on them. I would try to forgive the people who have hurt...
4 comments
Read more

Rock to Sculpture

Every person we meet creates an impact on us. The way the impact works is quite surprising. Sometimes the impact created by a stranger is more than the impact by a close friend. I always consider life as a block of coal or a big piece of rock. The journey from Coal to diamond or Rock to sculpture takes a lot of time and can also be painful. It does not happen with a single person or with a single incidence. The conversation process is continuous and can happen till our last breath. We get better and better with age and experience. I have never managed to understand when a person reaches his best. Maybe the level is unattainable. Still changes, both ups and downs happen throughout our lives. I remember an innocent hyper girl who wore sensitivity on her sleeve. The smallest spark was enough to set her on fire. She was on the extreme of emotions. The emotions can range from Happiness, sorrow, loneliness and anger. Still the emotions controlled her and stole her sleep many nights. ...
10 comments
Read more

30 minutes

The train came to a halt with a jerk. I gripped the support railing for balance. So did the people around me. Something felt different. The people and the surrounding was new and strange. I felt as though I was transported magically to an alien land. The people around me was busy in their own world. Some in their thoughts and some in their phones. At every stop a war brewed between passengers fighting over to get down and trying to board the train. I calmly stood there trying to understand the surroundings. Yet I could sense a Storm inside me. Like a programmed robot, I got down in a station. I stood there watching the train continue its journey. It was then I realised. Where the hell am I and who am I. I had no memory of both the things or anything for that matter. I sat in the nearest stone bench and tried to absorb the activity around me. I glanced at the phone and it read 9.00 pm. I tried to make a call and could not remember the pattern. The activity around me slowly became thinn...
1 comment
Read more