Abbey’s Doodles – Basanto the Cook

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9 responses to “Abbey’s Doodles – Basanto the Cook”

1. 

   Niharika

   April 10, 2005

   Sketches are taut with excitement & shadowed with pain, like life itself.

   Best wishes,
   Niharika

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2. 

   R Sankar

   April 16, 2005

   Dear Abhi
   Your novel sure looks fun. I hope your dream of seeing this on silver screen will come true.

   Sankar

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3. 

   Pandiyan

   April 16, 2005

   Come on, real basanto was neither lean nor mean!

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4. 

   Ramesh Subramanian

   April 19, 2005

   Dude,
   Your cartoons are as good as ever. Keep it coming! I realize you already have great cartoon ideas, but how about:
   Shanks enthusiastically dunking the girls in the pond during holi?
   -Mama
   XL84

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5. 

   Anuja

   April 20, 2005

   Super-awsome classnotes! are they original keepsakes from XLRI, or did you make them up more recently?

   I’m looking forward to reading your novel, though am sure it’ll evoke enough nostalgia to drown out many working days at office and screw up my deadlines as a result!

   anuja
   XLRI 2001 batch

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6. 

   Anonymous

   April 21, 2005

   Hi Abhijit: Your story will not be complete without Varada, our dosa man!!

   Valmiki
   (XLRI – PMIR 83-85)

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7. 

   Sumita

   April 24, 2005

   Valmiki,

   U do know that varada is no more, right?

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8. 

   Anonymous

   May 6, 2005

   Hi Abhijeet,
   Eagerly waiting to read your novel…hoping copies of teh book are availale in Jampot..in Vasava Singhs or the agarwala book store… & the mess food is still awful & chicken pieces are still doled out to few lucky ones..
   ANkush Kedia
   BM, Batch of 2006, XLRI

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9. 

   The One

   June 4, 2005

   some things never change… Basanto’s fishing in the degchi (I am sure even that hasn’t change since 1983) for instance. We finally figured out his pecking order- on a scale of 0-4 (0 being only gravy)- men, bong men, women and bong women!!!

   Jayanta xl2001.

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