Dear Shri Robert Vadra ji,

 I know you’re in the news for corruption and tax evasion charges,
but don’t let that bog you down. You are bigger than that, and we are with
you. And of course, there’s the union cabinet to take care of that. Salman
hai na? [I am guessing that in the inner party circles, he goes as
son-in-law minister. Hee hee.]    But on a serious note, you are such an
inspiration, man. You know how everybody has their life-changing moments?
Buddha had it below than Banyan tree. Newton had it when that apple fell on
his head. Poonam Pandey when she realized her best talent was taking
her clothes off. Similarly, mine was when I saw a sign at the airport
listing out the most important people in India, the ones exempted
from getting their balls cupped by CISF officers. President. Prime
Minister. Cabinet Ministers. Chief Justice. Shri Robert Vadra. Man, this
must be an order of magnitude bigger than getting AIR 1 in IITJEE, 100
percentile in CAT and topping the civil services exam.

In the same year. Mumma must be so proud. Dude, you’re such a rockstar. And
I felt important when Continental airlines sent me a one-time pass to the
premium lounge. What a loser.

But I guess you were destined for greatness. Your mom was of
Scottish origin, and dad an Indian. Always the mark of a great man to marry
a foreigner, and I guess it also fit into the whole Gandhi family
theme. But clearly, if there’s one thing you did well, it was getting
married to Priyanka ji. Very nice lady she is, tall, charismatic, short
hair and all that.

While most Indian men dream of marrying a woman who can get them a crore in
dowry, you went long. And how. Good job there.

Don’t get me wrong, i am not like those stupid BJP walas, ranting against
you. I truly adore you man. Your journey is going to inspire men and women
for many centuries.

I mean, you got the airport frisking exemption even before the chiefs of
our defense services. That is so FREAKING AWESOME.

Of course, you are not all about being the first-son-in-law of the country,
there’s more to you. Like spending time in the gym to give a complex to
Salman and Hrithik. You’re forty and have a six pack of abs. I am 32 and my
lungs turn into the Agni missile if I dare run a kilometer. You already
have a mustache. I say you should shoot for the lead role in Dabangg 2.

Oh, and I love your 1800cc motorcycle. Even my car doesn’t have that many
CCs. But then, the national jamai has to live in style, so it is cool.
Kitna deti hai, btw?

There’s so much to you. I think you are doing a great job of
removing gender stereotypes that crappy shows like Balika Vadhu are
creating. There the bahus spend their time cooking, looking good and taking
care of the family name. Here, you are making sure you look good, while
taking care of the family name. This is just so sweet. I would do chubby
cheeks to you, if I could.

Along the way, you’ve also built yourself a business empire. Stakes
in hotels, apartments all over the place, everything totaling hundreds of
crores. Excellent example for unmarried budding entrepreneurs. Just one
suggestion – you should consider putting up those apartments for rent. Some
supplemental income never hurts.

Awesome, man. Awesome. Very impressive.

Achha, one last thing. I hear you got a 10,000 square feet apartment in
Gurgaon for 89 lakh. Boss, this is god-level bargaining skills. How did you
manage? When I tried, they wouldn’t sell me an apartment a tenth of that
size for that much. Can you please help getting that discount? Perhaps if
we find ten other people, DLF might even give us a group discount and make
it even cheaper.

Chalo boss, that’s it for now. Take care, keep rocking, and don’t worry
about Kejriwal, the BJP, or Indian people. We forgot about Bofors, we’ve
forgotten CWG, we’ve forgotten 2G, we’ll forget Coal G, we’ll forget JIJA
JI as well.



[Disclaimer: Dear Kapil Sibal ji, I just mean this in good humor. If you
are considering putting me in jail for this silly satirical post, please
note that Suresh Raina’s nephew wrote it.]
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With best wishes

S Chander

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