Super Short Story (180): Tragicomedy Of Life He realised that even good comedies run out of laughs after some time. Even good comedies alternate with tragedies for bittersweet realistic contrast. Even good comedies mimic life, except that they focus more on laughing at its...

Super Short Story (111): Humour He laughed so hard during the gathering, while the others’ reactions were less extreme, that onlookers would surely imagine he has a great sense of humour , or a very low threshold of humour indeed, which is euphemism for a poor sense of...

Super Short Story (96): Grin As he couldn’t help his inappropriate grinning, he tried to hide his it, and stifle his laugh. Never before did he know, that there were so many ways to do so. He could bury half his face into a handkerchief, pretending to blow his nose. He could take a long...

Presenting the logo for Moonpointer.com’s ‘A Tit for a Tat’ series! If you have ideas for a better design, do let me know! There are now more than 100 aT4aT entries, all of which aim to be pithy dialogues of contradictions and complications, marrying quirky wit with...

‘King of Comedy’ (starring Stephen Chow) is the first movie that made me laugh till I cried till I had stitches in my sides… many years ago. (For your information, the second is ‘Zoolander’, which starred Ben Stiller.) I watched the DVD version of the first to...

As usual, while some in the audience (behind us) were appalled by the creative unexpected humour of Sacha Baron Cohen, we caught ourselves guffawing away till we had to restrain ourselves. Following 2006′s ‘Borat’, ‘Bruno’ is his next ‘reality movie’...