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Copy cat part 2

Career Song - The 8 stages

1. when in college : Hum honge kaamiyaab, Hum honge kaamiyaab ek
din.....

2. when giving interview to Multi National Company: Tu hi re.. Too hi
re
....tere binaaa main kaise jiyunn....

3. waiting for interview result: Intehaa ho gai Intzaarki.. aayinaaa
kuch
khabar mere yaarki...

4. just joined: Too cheez bhadi hai mast mast.....

5. after some time: Ye kahaan aagaye hum??

6. After some more time: Naa koyi umang hai, naa koyi tarang hai,
mere
jindagi kya ek kati Pathang hai (booohoooo)

7. floating the resume: kabootar ja ja ja... kabootar ja ja ja...
pehele
pyar ki peheli chitti...

8. finally when you don't get a better offer any longer: Jeena yehaan,
marna yehaan iske si wa jaana kahaan...!!!

Comments

Shishir said…
funny to the core...couldn't stop laughing....love it....really fun
4/16/06, 10:12 AM
Ankur said…
nice one :)
4/27/06, 10:11 PM
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