Dupadh-dada and his formal conundrum!

Oh what fun I'd today! My mad friend, Dahul Dupadh--dada, was in town and man, did we shop the town alive!! Errr.. Shop did you read?? Oh well, we were trying to fit him into a pair of formals - -he sure looks better in them than I do -- but still, he has a peculiar body structure with a neat, small bundle sticking out from somewhere around his waist.. People normally call such protrusions a PAUNCH -- but I am a bit more lenient with guys who choose to develop and nurture such protrusions! Ha ha.. this could well be a subject matter of another one of my posts!

But coming back to the formals section, now given his slight bent body, I decided to deck him out in a slim fit shirt.. Searched hell, heaven, Pantaloons, WestSide and Shopper Stop for a shirt fitting him and lo and behold, I finally found it in the Thomas Scott showroom in Camac St.. Now here is when my intelligence, fashion sense and simply awesome brilliance kicked...

"Dahul", I said, "buddy why don't you get these shirts, trousers and et cetera stitched from XYZ tailors? I mean you can get the shape, collar, cuff size and the entire shirt designed according to your graphic sense plus it will end up costing you much less than any of these over-priced branded shirt. Plus, the shirt will fit you like second skin or you can design them any which way you fantasize!"

Dahul pondered over it for a while and in a manner pretty unique to him declared his profound admiration of me and sang praises of the simple brialliance which only yours truly is capable of displaying! I actually want to write in more graphic details the madness I displayed in the 3 hours I was with him but I request you readers to kindly exercise some patience as I am not very used to writing so much about my experiences!

N.B.: Ha ha, Mr. Ditesh Kumar, I'd a helluva time in Aqua Java with Dahul! Missed you buddy! N Daurav, best of luck for your interviews tomorrow! Ah.. Dauri, Ditu is asking me not to forward you some of his pics!! Call me for more details! The pic is worth a thousand betrayals man -- only for the right price though!