Honestly, the amount of alcohol I consume before trying out Dot Shot — a drink launched with the promise of curing hangovers after a heavy night of boozing — isn’t the sort that would make someone like Keshto Mukherjee, the stereotypical drunk from Hindi films of yore, throw his hands up in defeat. It isn’t one of those down-pegs-till-the-morning-walkers-are-out kinds of night. The next day is a Monday, after all. The prospect of a full working week keeps my intake in check. But having said that, the beers and pegs of rum that enter my system are still enough to make my liver groan in protest. So, as instructed, I down a 70 ml bottle of the concoction as the final drink of the night, before hitting the sack, hoping to wake up fresh as a daisy.