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Krishna Shastri Devulapalli
About the AuthorKrishna Shastri Devulapalli
Krishna Shastri Devulapalli is a humour writer, novelist, columnist and screenwriter
    Guest workers walk on a road as they wait for transportation to go back to their hometowns, after the government eased a nationwide lockdown imposed as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 coronavirus, in Allahabad. PTI PhotoOpinion
    Krishna Shastri Devulapalli: Let them have song

    Why give them rice, dal and water, was his point, when we could give them life-affirming art and literature

    24 May 2020 7:03 PM IST

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    The stars have it, but for the missing recipe

    One of the perks, I was told, was rampant, unsupervised browsing time between 2 AM and 5 AM

    26 April 2020 7:14 PM IST

    The heroines, I said. They get younger and younger and younger. Its brilliant. In fact, one hero, as we speak, has delayed his comeback project because he is waiting for his heroine to be born. I think they are going in for a C-section because the teasers are out. Hmmmm, said God.Opinion
    10 reasons why I want to be reborn a South Hero

    “I’ve seen a couple. My wi-fi has been down. The Dhritarashtra-Sanjaya Network is up for sale, as you know.”

    1 March 2020 12:27 AM IST

    Needless to say, I wont be walking on 4th Avenue any more. Henceforth, I will be available on the Blue Cross Road for my evening consultations. Im the guy with the Mysore-style turban, fake nose and moustache.Opinion
    Snake in the Mami’s shadow

    Mami had got just back from the US.

    19 Jan 2020 5:08 AM IST

    Dad: You know, at Jaffars near New Elphinstone, they used to sell a Peach Melba so big you couldnt eat it.Opinion
    The best times I never had

    My dad will steer the conversation to the old days turning my UHD live-stream world to a grainy sepia one rolled out of...

    22 Dec 2019 5:30 AM IST

    It was at this time as if they had received a joint message from the almighty that future dads, from Adarsh Nagar to Greater Kailash, rose as one, tenderly rubbed the swollen bellies of their glowing, middle-class wives and said: You know what we are missing? Slavery. Some good old-fashioned slavery...Opinion
    Holy cow? More like ma-minion, dad-slave

    Let’s take my good friend Sethumadhavan from Chennai. Everyone knows a Sethumadhavan.

    24 Nov 2019 12:51 AM IST

    Recently there was this post: Hi, Friends... wanted master cook who can prepare Mughlai dishes for my restaurant in Patna.Opinion
    No humour please, we’re Indians using Facebook

    Two days later, when I checked out of curiosity, there was not a single response.

    27 Oct 2019 1:05 AM IST

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