More movies over the weekend

I saw 3 movies over the weekend..

1. Cat On a Hot Tin Roof - This one was so beautiful, specially for people who are facing some trouble with their married life. And the relationship which is shown between the father and the son, is depicted so aptly. Loved the movie. :)
2. Bridges of Madison County - Another Clinteast movie. There are very few movies, about which I think after, 2 or 3 days after I watch the movie. But both these movies have had my mind ever since I've seen them. This one was so subtle, yet spoke soo much. Really recommend both these movies...
3. Sarkar Raj - I havent seen Sarkar, so cannot comment which one of the 2 is better. I liked the movie. I liked Aishwarya's diamond solitaires, were oh so wooow!!I am getting those next month!!!!

Missing Bangalore

Yeah people...you all guessed it right...
4 years in Bangalore...tasted its traffic..its pollution, its rains, its autowalas, its pubs, its idli sambhar, changing homes, college, meeting friends over weekends, hating mondays, FORUM, the concerts, PARAMOUNT, AIWAS, buffet breakfast and lunches....
And now...I have this city which offers me nothing but malls...and some more malls...with no public transportation, no friends to kill the weekend with, no need to change homes, no evenings to look forward to, so that I can "hit" the gym, no hurrys of reaching home "as it might rain", no place to go for idli vadas...I feel like a lost soul in this city...
Or is it part of the "marriage package"? Whatever is the cause, the effect is taking a toll over me..At times, I wonder, whatever happened to that girl called Neha, who swore, will never accept for an arranged marriage, will never leave Bangalore, will live life o her own terms? Who loved life...who lived life...now its just the mechanic me...who looks forward to going to office...at least she feels wanted there, have people to talk to, has a place where she can have her own way...
Or is it that zone where she loves to hide herself?

I am still in love with Banaglore. Though I know I can never return there.