Got this as a forwarded mail from a friend. You are gonna enjoy if you can understand Gujarati. (Though it is plain stupid but yet funny)..

Here we go..

Mumbai Bloggers’ Meet on 18th November 2007, Sunday.

Here is the invitation:

Please get in touch with Sakshi or Melody for registration.

Meet you there….

Well, I feel it sucks.. I hate that Kashmira and the guy.. cheap people.. I somehow don’t like Rakhi and Abhishek too.. I just felt it was kind of artificial…

And what’s up with Vaibhavi Merchant.. “raita faila diya hai…”? sucks.. what kind of comment was that… Kashmira and her boyfriend danced really bad.. it was kind of vulgar and judges were like.. it’s superb.. sucks..

Old judges were much better than these guys..

Well, how easy is to fool audiences by lip syncing in front of thousands of audiences live? Well, it might be easy but not in front of crores of audiences watching them on TV.

Well, I first noticed Abhijeet Sawant doing the same in his performance today. (Indian Idol 3 final) and now, these girls, that 15 year kid (I don’t remember her name), Pooja.. infact all the girls.. they are just lip syncing.. it’s so clearly visible. And that kid and Pooja lost their lines in between and the song was still going on..

Does Sony think people watching them are fools?

Prashant Tamang is the winner. 

It’s spread everywhere that he is the winner. I also feel that he might be the winner as it is the trend of Indian Idol that, better singers always lose. (Remember, last year, Sandeep Acharya?).

So, in short, Amit is the better singer so he did not win. Currently the show is going on, the results are expected within half an hour. BUT the news is confirmed by Times of India

Prashant Tamang, a constable in the West Bengal Police, was on Sunday crowned Indian Idol after vanquishing his rival Amit Paul in a grand finale of the over-two month long talent hunt.

Tamang, 24, who hails from Darjeeling, has undergone a journey from being a member in the police band in Kolkata to becoming the heart throb of millions of TV viewers all over the country.

As Bollywood actor John Abraham announced Tamang the winner, the constable thanked his mother in a voice choked with emotion.

“I thank my mother, public and Bengal police for granting me the permission for participating in the show,” he said.

So in short, few more good singers wasted, and few more crores earned by channel and mobile companies.