I asked my businessman friend what he was most scared of?
He answered “Bond”.
I told him “They are so much fun – action, gadgets, fast cars, good time-pass, why scared ?”
He replied “Arre baba woh wala nahin, jab mujhe phone aata hai politician ka ‘Mujhe BOND chahiye, varna..”
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