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By Pravin Jadhav 1:34 am

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  1. gautam m says

    Kommon Maan. Tell me R K Laxman’s Kommon Man made him richi and continue to make him richier while K Man become porer and porer. Anyway, I appreciate your highlighting “Common Man” and “Indian Kulture” at a time where all the gospels appearing in various blogs sound like a poor sister of the Western Gospels and Western Morality packaged in an Indian style. Amidst love..luv…we have forgotten that the most rare species going to become extinct on earth is a Kommon man with the innocense and sensitivity and strong Kommon sense as ToI’s common man.

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  2. H.R.Laxmivenkatesh says

    I am not exicited about your article on common man. Please give some very interesting anecdotes, or some thing new which is not revealed by laxman. one question : once he says he got married at the age of 27, in 1951. Who is this kamala laxman ? A classical dancer ? or a mere house wife ? why she is never shown her photo ? This is the real mistery of R.K.Laxman

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  3. suresh sugavanam says

    FROM WHICH SITE CAN I GET FREE STAMPS

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  4. dheeraj shetty says

    This is a great thing that can happen. awakening call that can be for all of us and the adminstration.

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  5. shivani says

    ek naam ne kai jimmedariyan apne upar le lee hi,jiski wajah se kai mod pe use apne apko sahi aur apne naam ke saath insaaf kerna padta hi.”commen man’ tum politics main ulach ker apna astitva kho mat dena nahi to tumse jude kai ahsaas “jo hamare hi”wo akele rah jaenge.tumhare article padhe.agar “hindi”tumhain sharminda na kare to jawab dena.

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  6. Sailesh Cousik says

    A great Island and it has been a real pleasure dropping by. As regards your comments on a K series, you should remember that TV and films depict a world of make believe. In today’s fast and furious world of the DINK (Double income no kids) and DISK( Double income single kid), the modern generation does not even have the memories of pickle and papad making at home, joint families and nana/nani ki kahaniyan. Our memories are full of dominating mothers in law, interfering fathers or cometitive siblings. In a life dominated by the daily commute and a constant strife to make the monthly pay cheque greater than the instalment, the magic reel stories of the business magnates and the happy families in the Kserials give an elixir and a dose of escapism to a greedy viewrship struck down by the monotony of their daily life.

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  7. Joy Kaidharath says

    Hello, How are you doing? Joy

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  8. amazing santro says

    hi,thankx for accepting my friendship..

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  9. abc xyz says

    Thanks for dropping at my guestbook !
    I must say something before logging off…..
    One lazy thursday afternoon……..I’m glad to have found the comman man ……… in me and in everyone…………:-)

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  10. yashobant naha says

    hi all

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  11. Ram Manohar says

    Frankly, the writings here are quite insipid! The attempts to evoke emotions are crass and cliched!

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  12. vishal rathod says

    We’d lost you somewhere..thanks for reviving the common man..

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  13. Vidhya B says

    Thanks for the invite and sorry about the delay. I have been lazy and hit with real and football fever. You have a great iland here and consider me a regular. :)

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  14. udita chaudhary says

    thanx for the invite…for how else would i hv discoverd ur beautiful iland?!wonderful posts lined up….excellent food for thought!…keep posting! :)

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  15. Arjun Khanna says

    Thanks for accepting the invite and connectign up Common:) Keep posting, visit your friends’ blogs and comments and have a ball; welcome aboard! I agree with Baldeo about us having high expectatoins from you and welcoming you to Rediff iLand :))

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  16. Baldeo Pandey says

    We have great expectations from you as a representative of ‘Common Men’ fratenity …………will highlight and advocate for their interest….You are most welcome !

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  17. Joy Kaidharath says

    Thinking of you, not able to come to your page always, taking this time to say hello to you. Joy

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  18. Joy Kaidharath says

    Do a river remember all the drop of the water flows through it?
    Does a tree remember all the leaves that fall?
    Can a mountain remember all the stones fallen from its top?
    Can the sun remember all the rays gone out of him?
    Can you my dear friend remember me from out of your many friends? Joy

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