Rohit Rao
My blogs
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Education |
| Occupation | Student |
| Location | Bangalore, Karnataka, India |
| Introduction | I'm a simple regular teenager, who likes his music, books n friends etc. Nothin out of the ordinary, no real bids fr attention. I like havin fun wid friends, be it eating, jammin or road trips. I even like writin poems n stories when i'm in that obscure, contemplative mood:)...i've done the whole 'deep, dark music/talk' trip, n yes i'm fascinated by the darker unknowns of life, but i won't be hurling my opinions around...so a simple, uncomplicated association is much better...besides this, i don think there is much more to know abt me, not on the net at least :P... |
| Interests | Music- playin violin n jammin, sports- basketball, books, poetry n stories, hangin wid friends etc... |
| Favorite Movies | Shawshank Redemption, Dark Knight, The Departed, V for Vendetta, Hotel Rwanda, The entire Saw series, The Truman Show, Casino Royale...other small-time movies n the usual ones ofcourse, the godfather types n all u know...many hindi movies as well, like lagaan, rang de basanti, some comedy flicks, also those offbeat films that actaully have the great stories... |
| Favorite Music | Porcupine tree- the best band i have ever listened to... Muse, Velvet Revolver, Audioslave, Killers, LedZep, Aerosmith blah, blah...ah, there's toooo many others...and i love hindi oldies, most new songs jus don cut it i feel...love Mohd. Rafi n Manna Dey, even RD Burman...when it comes to hindi, indeed old is gold.. |
| Favorite Books | Matthew Reilly's novels, Inheritance series, Artemis fowl series, P.G. Wodehouse, HP series (when i was younger :P), Stephen King, Robert Ludlum, Clive Cussler, Colin Forbes, David Baldacci, Dan Brown, practically any thriller thrust into my hands...Had read Enid Blyton n those kindsa books eons ago.. no biographies or self-help books fr me, those guys themselves need help, n there's too many opinions flyin around, nobodys r writin bios to proclaim their greatness, there's too much hypocrisy there... |