Baatein Kam Scam Zyada (Hindi Edition)

Until he finished college, Neeraj Badhwar did only three things: watching TV, playing cricket, and sleeping late. Upon graduating, he realized he couldnt become a cricketer, nor could he build a career on sleeping. All that remained was TV; hed seen plenty of it, but the desire to appear on it remained. This desire dragged him to Delhi. After completing a journalism course, he endured exploitative work in odd jobs and became a TV anchor. Fulfilling his desire to appear on screen as an anchor, he developed a passion for writing. Mustering courage, he sent an article to a newspaper. Fortunately for him and unfortunately for his readers, it was published. His audacity grew as he began to spread rumors in numerous newspapers. Unsatisfied with harassing people on TV and in newspapers, he turned to social media. With his one-liners, he has deceived millions on Twitter and Facebook. Neeraj is accused of being the originator of the one-liner genre, and he even pays those who make such accusations. Neeraj, who had the audacity to introduce himself in the third person, currently works as a creative editor at the Times of India Group, where he is adept at serving vile satire to the public through the program Fake it India. The publics taste is so poor that 200 million people have already had their eyes gouged out after watching these videos. His first book, Hum Sab Fake Hain, is credited with the internet revolution in India. Upon reading it, the public lost faith in reading and writing and turned to the internet. Neerajs second book is another story in this long saga of oppression.