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Mussadi Lal’s shop has caught fire and the fire brigade is a little slow to respond. When they finally do come, in an auto rickshaw – ostensibly because their fire engine failed to start- they seal off his shop to investigate. Mussadi runs from pillar to post to obtain an NOC so that he can open his shop once again, even resorting to bribery when it helps. But shortcuts in everything tend to backfire more often than not. Will Mussadi be any different? Watch this funny clip to find out. A show with a difference. In a nutshell ek dilchasp, rip-roaring, rib tickling comedy rather, satire on the everyday trials of the common man and our rather handicapped system. The conniving, cutthroat and lackadaisical attitude of our system is represented in an extremely humorous manner. The system is represented by a group of actors who are constantly highlighting the pathetic mindset of our junior level officers. They say, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Pankaj Kapoor, leaves no stone unturned in his portrayal of the system beaten man. The very obvious strength of this show is its pathos driven satire. Well crafted by the writers and effectively portrayed by the actors, this show is one of its kinds.

Mussadi Lal while driving his car in Mumbai is stopped by a Traffic Policeman and is fined for driving a car with Delhis number plate. The officer warns Mussadi against bribing him and tells him to get the number transferred to a Mumbai number. Mussadi reaches the Regional Transport office and meets Shukla and Bhatia on his way. Bhatia who is man of many talents works from outside the office and Shukla is an inspector. What obstacles will Mussadi face? What characters have the Office Office team taken up? Watch this amusing episode to find out. A show with a difference. In a nutshell ek dilchasp, rip-roaring, rib tickling comedy rather, satire on the everyday trials of the common man and our rather handicapped system. The conniving, cutthroat and lackadaisical attitude of our system is represented in an extremely humorous manner. The system is represented by a group of actors who are constantly highlighting the pathetic mindset of our junior level officers. They say, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Pankaj Kapoor, leaves no stone unturned in his portrayal of the system beaten man. The very obvious strength of this show is its pathos driven satire. Well crafted by the writers and effectively portrayed by the actors, this show is one of its kinds.

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When you park in the no parking zone, your car is likely to get towed away. But the best part is the time when you go and try and take it out. How many papers are required? A show with a difference. In a nutshell – ‘ek dilchasp, rip-roaring, rib tickling’ comedy rather, satire on the everyday trials of the common man and our rather handicapped system. The conniving, cutthroat and lackadaisical attitude of our system is represented in an extremely humorous manner. The system is represented by a group of actors who are constantly highlighting the pathetic mindset of our junior level officers. They say, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Pankaj Kapoor, leaves no stone unturned in his portrayal of the ‘system beaten’ man. The very obvious strength of this show is its pathos driven satire. Well crafted by the writers and effectively portrayed by the actors, this show is one of its kinds.

Dwight tests the office’s fire-safety drill.

Different from the videos I usually make, I know. Even if you don’t watch the Office, you can watch this because the character is just REALLY cute and funny. I really love Jim because he’s absolutely hilarious. *cough* and extremely attractive *cough* A Jim and Pam video might be coming soon; I’m not sure. I have to get all the clips and stuff and that’ll take some time. But for the meantime, please comment, like, favorite, and subscribe!! -Catherine -x- NO COPYRIGHT INFRAGEMENT INTENDED! “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.” i do NOT own the video parts in this video. all copyrights to their respective owners! this video is made for entertainment only and no profits are made from this video

Find out what Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 grossed at the box office over the weekend of July 15th 2011! Plus learn what the industry is predicting for Captain America and Friends with Benefits! Host Grace Randolph gives you an inside look at the weekend box office with an industry perspective! Movie Math is part of the Beyond The Trailer network, from Indy Mogul and YouTube Next Lab! Facebook: www.tinyurl.com Twitter: www.twitter.com

Mike Judge didn’t have to shoot Office Space in Austin. The office park that housed Initech could have been—and is—anywhere in America. Chances are, your city has one that looks awfully similar, but you’ve never really noticed it, because why would you? These kinds of buildings are designed not to be noticed. They are blandness made real.And that’s precisely why Mike Judge shot here. Obviously it was more convenient for the Austinite to shoot in his hometown, but he didn’t have to go far to find an inconspicuous office park that captured the soul-crushing atmosphere of a dead-end cubicle job.Local film critic and film professor Alison Macor spoke to just about everyone involved in Office Space for a chapter on the film in her book Chainsaws, Slackers, And Spy Kids: Thirty Years Of Filmmaking In Austin, Texas. She was a film critic at the Austin American Statesman when Judge was shooting Office Space, which was a popular time for Austin in film: Robert Rodriguez was doing The Faculty in town, Richard Linklater’s The Newton Boys had just come out. Turns out it was a bad time to be making Office Space. Not only was it an oppressively hot shoot, even by Austin standards, but Hollywood had been shocked by the success of There’s Something About Mary that summer. Fox, the studio, was looking for something similarly outrageous from Judge—described by Macor as “big, fat faces with a wide-angle lens”—and thus began what would be a continual battle with the studio over the film’s …

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The knock-knock joke from the office “The KGB will ask the questions!” hahahahaha SHARE IT