Rajappan opens BnR bAr in McCallum Corner

By Our Special Correspondant.

McCallum, 11th Aug 2008: Rajappan Associates, a well known name in Dallas area for their own reasons entered into a new business last weekend. The proprietor and managing director of the company, Mr. Rajappan Narra inagurated the new "BnR bAr" in McCallum Blvd on Saturday night. The bar and drinks served has already become the talk of town out here in Dallas McCallum area.

"This is a dream come true", Rajappan told to the Times on the auspicious occassion. Currently being run by the manager himself, he told to the Times that he had been longing for a long time to open one in McCallum corner.

"We had a dinner party on this friday with friends at On the Border. One of my friend ordered a Mojito and I just got a chance to smell the drink. At that moment, I realized that I was born to make others' life happier. It just took my brain away with my thoughts. This is a humble beginning. I dream it big, make more more bewadas out of my bar". Rajappan became quite emotional when we asked about the inspiration behind the new venture.

The glamorous inaguration was also attended by the great Samba Panda (also known as fattu among Dallas business circles), Mud-it Junior, SuperStarER JK and followed by a DJ hai/huy/mhey/mho/hmmm Sheena.

"I felt like I was flying", told Samba Panda who was caught while having Kungfu-Mojito on the rocks (need to clarify here, he was just jumping on the small stones outside the bAr). The curd-king was overwhelmed by Rajappan's efforts in preparing the drink.

Times have also confirmed from trusted sources that the BaR was designed by the tallented Interior Designer Ms. Hmm/Hem/Hein. The Martini set and other equipments were imported from L-n-T Dallas by the latter on Saturday. The designer was presented a special drink on Sunday for the efforts.

The best drink served till now is named "g i r l - f r i e n d". Rajappan prepared a special edition of "girl friend" for Mr. Mud-IT yesterday night. When asked about the speciality, Rajappan told "This is to celebrate a new beginning. I am beginning from where others have ended...".

Please note...this is a purely fictitious piece...any resemblance or inspiration from any individual living or dead is purely intentional and non-coincidental! Rock on...