Monday, October 04, 2010

Where there's a will, there's a way

Readers, Here comes a video taken by me using my old Nokia 5700 Xpress Music.
The specimen in this video is my friend Sridhar Talatam. He is an expert when it comes to using minimal resources. You will see how he manages to make a chapathi without any proper equipment [i dont know what you call that wooden thing] in this video. I dont think anyone in this world would have tried this. This is heights of innovation and creativity
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18 comments:

  1. Sh@sMon Oct 04, 09:35:00 AM 2010

    Nice one...lol
    Did i hear someone say that necessity is the mother of invention :P
    Well its called belan in hindi.

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  2. ASMon Oct 04, 10:01:00 AM 2010

    hii

    heheh! thats innovative :)

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  3. UnknownMon Oct 04, 10:18:00 AM 2010

    K.U.D.O.s .....perfect shape too!!

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  4. ShishirkonaMon Oct 04, 07:19:00 PM 2010

    I have seen people using a cutting board as the rolling surface but using a mug as the roller is a first :) Really innovative

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  5. Unknown!!!Mon Oct 04, 10:37:00 PM 2010

    @Shas...u r right.. necessity,desperation are roots for invention

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  6. Unknown!!!Mon Oct 04, 10:42:00 PM 2010

    @AS
    Yes it is :D..

    @Pujitha.. and after roasting it, also it tastes good:)

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  7. Unknown!!!Mon Oct 04, 10:42:00 PM 2010

    @Shishir
    hehehe :)) using the mug.. that is called the idea :)

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  8. AnonymousTue Oct 05, 05:22:00 AM 2010

    that wooden thing is called a rolling pin...

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  9. Unknown!!!Wed Oct 06, 01:31:00 AM 2010

    @Stumblednews
    thanks buddy..will check it out..but i fear it to be a spam

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  10. Unknown!!!Wed Oct 06, 01:31:00 AM 2010

    @Anon
    are you the same unknown person..everytime?
    Thanks for the word

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  11. Uma AnandaneWed Oct 06, 05:52:00 AM 2010

    lol....cup rotating chappathi with a tamil back ground music from a laptop
    :)

    http://umaspoembook.blogspot.com/2010/10/one-vote-counts.html

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  12. vinnyWed Oct 06, 10:21:00 AM 2010

    oye!
    this friend is smart...but i reckon a glass or lota would have been better than mug na??
    ab yeh nahi kehna ki nahi tha...

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  13. Unknown!!!Thu Oct 07, 01:28:00 AM 2010

    @Uma
    :D.. telugu movie re..not tamil..and thats how we used to cook..

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  14. Unknown!!!Thu Oct 07, 01:28:00 AM 2010

    @Vinnnieee..
    arey glass lota seriously wasnt there re..

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  15. pallaviFri Oct 08, 05:56:00 AM 2010

    Super smart :-) LOL, that wooden thingy is called a rolling pin :-) or belan!

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    Thanks!!
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  16. Unknown!!!Sat Oct 09, 01:05:00 AM 2010

    @Pallavi
    thanks so much..for the word help

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  17. RadhaSun Oct 10, 04:17:00 AM 2010

    @Sridhar-Very well done!!!!
    @Unknown- Thnx for such a
    wonderful video of creativity and innovation.

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  18. Unknown!!!Sun Oct 10, 06:23:00 AM 2010

    @Radha,
    Thanks for dropping by.

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