I found an extraordinary animated spoof of the popular Bollywood film Mohabbatein on SRKWorld. It features caricature versions of the characters in a humorous parody of the movie's original themes and musical sequences.
I found a parody of PwC's controversial rebranding of its consulting arm to 'Monday.' This spoof mocks the 2002 marketing campaign and the bizarre corporate name change that was later abandoned after IBM's acquisition.
I shared a satirical article from The Onion about the RIAA suing radio stations for playing music. Even as a spoof, the aggressive copyright climate of 2002 made this scenario feel surprisingly plausible to me.
I highlighted gatt.org, a clever spoof of the World Trade Organization website that the WTO openly dislikes. The project is an example of political satire and culture jamming, often associated with the activist group The Yes Men.
I found a solid collection of Bollywood links featuring resources for Indian cinema and culture. It serves as a helpful directory for fans looking for movies, music, and news from the industry.
I built a way to recreate Hans Rosling’s animated motion charts in Excel. By linking a scroll bar to a VLOOKUP table, you can dynamically update bubble chart data to create interactive animations that work offline during presentations.