06 SEP

Chandigarh Meet

Chandigarh SHG meet on 4th September 2011 was attended Anoop, Dhruv, Ishan and JP. We started with a round of introductions. Then Ishan gave a very heartfelt prepared speech on “love marriage vs arranged marriage”. We then played “can you draw it ? “, where Dhruv had a geometric figure in front of him (and which we couldn’t see) and we had to draw it by only asking him question which he answered in yes or no! We also round of joke telling. The highlight was when we had to bring out our scriptwriter’s cap to change a scene from Sholay; Ishan and Anoop brought a contemporary and humorous touch to it without distorting the soul and spirit of the movie by having Veeru standing on top of the water tank building asking Basanti to add her as friend on facebook or else he would jump; but Basanti is in a dilemma as she has Gabbar as her friend :-)…I must say people who couldn’t make it, missed a lot of things!!

Post Author: Harish Usgaonker

4 thoughts on “Chandigarh Meet”

Sachin

(September 6, 2011 - 9:49 am)

Hmm- Dhruva, that was a nice communication exercise, forcing people to ask questions..
Yes, JP, you are right. People have missed out on lot of fun..

admin

(September 6, 2011 - 12:29 pm)

Good work J.P sir! Keep it up. one big benefit of attending self group meetings other than our speech is, we meet to new people and can easily widen our social and friend circle.

admin

(September 7, 2011 - 6:23 pm)

it is learn by fun scenario…..we all enjoy a lot…..i make wish to attend all shg meets……thanks JP sir, Dhruv ji, and Ishan for making it happen…:)….god bless u all guys and TISA…..

admin

(September 8, 2011 - 6:22 am)

Good job being done JP & Dhruv.I will try to catch up you some time.

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