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5 Things as Pointless as Election Manifestos 

How pointless is the Election Manifesto? The answer lies with Rakhi Sawant, Anupam Kher and more. Here’s the story.

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Free electricity to half of the electorate!
Free mobile phones and laptops!
Free dhotis, saris and mangalsootras!
FREE corruption!... erm... a corruption-free government!
Instant prohibition!
It’s the season of the Election Manifesto!

What do you do with an election manifesto? No one knows. So, we at The Quint burnt the midnight CFL and came up with the only logical solution... a listicle!
Here are five things as pointless as the Election Manifesto.

A Hairdressr Appointment for Anupam Kher

Booking a hairdressers’ appointment for Anupam Kher.
He’s not going to turn up and it’s going to leave the hairdresser disappointed and feeling intolerant!

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A Chihuahua Guard-Dog

Chihuahuas are also called pocket dogs, which can fit on the palm of your hand, which you occasionally fit into your pocket. A Chihuahua guard-dog will not fail to disappoint; Just like the Election Manifesto!

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The National Question

Trying to finish your sentence when someone ends the question with –

The country will never know. It will always want to know. But it will never know.

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Telling Rakhi Sawant a Joke

When it comes to being seriously funny when she’s serious... she is a SaVant.

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Eating Idlis With Tomato Sauce

There is a plethora of choices of sambars and chutneys and podis and other condiments. To believe that it will work is in itself a flawed premise, but to think that one is actually having a traditional breakfast reflects the inherent disconnect that one might have with reality.

If you think of anything more pointless than this listicle, please add to it.

(Vikram Venkateswaran is a freelance writer, TV producer and media consultant. Headings, titles and captions are his kryptonite. He just moved to Chennai and hopes the city likes him and is nice to him.)

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