Numbers don’t lie—unless they’re told to! Donated blood once—now in a report, I donated four times! Chitragupta did it for dharma, NGOs do it for drama. Graphs are sexy; the truth is not. Elections are won more by numbers than by people.
A man’s life is a cycle of questions—“Did you eat?”, “How’s the job?”, “Do you love me?”—and no answer ever sets him free.
A razor-sharp satire on today’s photo-op revolutions, Candle March – Of the Mighty "Mom-Batti Veers" mocks performative activism where grief is glamorized and protests are lit by candles, not courage. From WhatsApp warriors to Instagram patriots, it exposes how revolutions have become aesthetic rituals, not acts of change. A hilarious yet biting commentary on symbolic resistance in a nation addicted to drama over action.