Whose line is it anyway?

Updated on: 25 February,2009 07:47 AM IST |
RJ Prithvi |

RJ Prithvi spills the beans on the inspiration behind the new segment, Fataafat Line Maaro, on RadioOne's breakfast show

"My love for you is like a diarrhoea. I can't just hold it in," came his retort.u00a0

Lo and behold! We got a brand new segment for our show: Bengalooru Fataafat every morning between 7 and 11am. We christened it Fataafat line maaro where people come on air, share a killer line for the day, get sumptuously rewarded and become world-famous in Bengalooru.

The theme last morning was BOSS! And listeners went berserk against their bosses. Here are some of the lines from those who aren't truly in love with their bosses:

>>Boss if you pay peanuts, you will only get monkeys.
>>The harder I work, the luckier my boss gets. (Surely, from an employee deprived of growth.)
>>To err is human tendency, but to forgive is not my boss's policy.
>>Boss I work for money, if you want loyalty, hire a dog. (I hope our boss is listening.)
>>Boss is someone who is early when I am late and late when I am early.
>>If working your way is right, I would rather be wrong.

Dear Rakesh, the last line was for you, from me, by our listener. Catch all this masti on our brand new segment Fataafat line maaro every morning at 8am only 94.3 RadioOne. Share your line and get famous.

(Prithvi is Radio Jockey on the Breakfast Show: Bengalooru Fatafat, every morning between 7 and 11 on 94.3 RadioOne)

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