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| Installation at Yuba Bharati Krirangan. Photograph: taken from Guruchandali group, Facebook |
Why can't you people see the fact that the torso is a ball.
Remember the movie Idiocracy where 'balls' happens to be the measure of
strength, measure of manhood and masculinity and we all know we use it quite
often than not. There are three of them at least visible!
Two legs and a ball on top like we see cherry on top of an
ice-cream, don't you people like it? Come on, its toppings, baba; don't you
discuss toppings when you go for a cheesy treat of pizza, then what is your
problem? Kaleidoscope's fellow citizens are watching a rapid transformation of
the city. There are sudden balls and players being installed here and there.
All of a sudden a few waste disposals are converted to lusty green landscapes.
People were happy (excepting those who were displaced in the process, but
that's collateral damage to the balls) until there was unveiling of the cherry
top of the transformation! Some assumed it to be a 'cup', some said it might be
a frog but no one perhaps had ever imagined this. But this thing is real,
welcoming world to a Global Bengal!
Think of the two legs that enables you to walk for miles
from Singapore to 'Shyaoragachh er tola.' Yes, you need your legs to walk. To
enjoy Hague or to get a hug or to get relief from it (in Bengali) you need to
walk or sometimes run. From Gandhi to Q directed Gandu, walking happens to be
important. Gandu fell on the rickshaw puller 'Bruce Lee' and got a slap - but
that's another story, but the bottom line is you need to walk or run to
achieve, therefore folks please let it be!
The question however is, what if the pant disappears before
the game? Remember, already we have three balls here! Ssssshhhh... no kaleidoscope
stops here and folks keep your imagination alive.
Hilarious... uff what an ugly face of the stadium
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