Monday, January 01, 2007
A VERY HAPPY and A PRESPEROUS NEW YEAR to all my LOVED ones. I wish all their dreamz and wishes gets fulfilled in 2007.
Monday, December 25, 2006
I believe that everything happens to me is for a reason. Otherwise I wouldn't have been in front of my laptop and writing this post. I wouldn't have seen last 2 years. I did feel like mentioning what had happened with me 2 years back on this day. But now I don't want to. I would just like to say "Every coincidence has its own plan".
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Yeah, it may kill you. I never felt that before. But nowadays I do. And I know its all because of me keep sitting on a chair for long hours in office. But I was used to. And my back never had any problem because of that. I think may be it’s because I use chair a lot at home as well. Almost 90% of my presence is on a chair. But I still feel my back was not so weak.
Whatever, I just want to get rid of my back pain. And this has become a major task for me.
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Just a month to go. You must be thinking that I am talking about Christmas. But I am not. There is some other reason behind it. And because of that I would never ever forget that day in my life. I may let you know why.
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Somebody, who is very close to you, when needs you and even you wish you would be besides her/him. But unfortunately you cannot be with that person(physical presence) cause you are somewhere far away, and this incapability of not being in close proximity really hurts you. You really feel so sad. And I am having the same feeling.
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Ek Toote Huye Dil Ki:
This soundtrack is full of heart-felt emotions of loneliness and depression. It's a soulful outcry of a broken heart.
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Tum Bhi Pehle Pehel:
This soundtrack is slow and haunting. Once again having a classical base, it has really meaningful and simple lyrics. It conveys the aura of the first meeting with the beloved in a very subtle and touching manner.
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Both the soundtracks are mesmerizing to say the least!
Sunday, October 29, 2006
True. Very true. Life in Mumbai is so fast that you have to keep yourself in that pace to live. And when you are in that pace, sometimes you tend to give second preference to your personal life. But then there are so many good things about Mumbai. And if I start talking about it, this post will be endless. They are countless.
Ye hai mera aaj ka khayal...
Un sabke liye jo daude jaa rahe hai shehar me.
Shehar kee ees daud me daud ke karna kya hai,
Gar yahi jeena hai dosto... tou phir marna kya hai.
Pehale baarish me train late hone ki phikra hai,
Bhool gaye... bhigte hue tehalna kya hai.
Serial ki kirdaaron ka sara haal hai maalum,
Par Maa ka haal puchne ki phursat kaha hai.
Ab ret pe nange paav tehalte kyon nahi,
108 hai channel... par dil behalte kyon nahi.
Internet pe duniya se touch me hai,
Lekin pados me kaun rehata hai... jaante tak nahi.
Mobile, landline sabki bharmaar hai,
Lekin jeegri dost tak pahunche... aise taar kaha hai.
Kab doobte hue suraj ko dekha tha... yaad hai?
Kab jana tha shamka gujarna kya hai.
Tou dosto shehar ki ees daud me daud ke karna kya hai,
Gar yahi jeena hai... tou phir marna kya hai...
Umeed hai aapse jald hee mulaakat hogi...
Friends... till then... don't worry... be happy.
sayonara...
Any way, the reason behind this post is just a cute smile. Yes. I really mean it. Yesterday I happened to see Lage Raho Munna Bhai second time. And both the times Vidya Balan’s smile kept me on missing a cute face, back in Mumbai, who has the cutest smile I have ever seen. And this post is just for her.
The festival of Diwali is a celebration of light over darkness, of courage over adversity, of friendship over hostility.
In the city of Leicester, Belgrave Road has one of the biggest Diwali celebrations after those in Mumbai. Almost around 30,000 people were gathered in Leicester for celebrating Diwali. There was a program of cultural entertainment and dancing from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at Cossington Street recreation ground and then it culminated in a firework and laser show. Belgrave Road was closed to traffic from 5.30pm to 10.30pm. Houses, shops, and public places are decorated and decked out with garlands and with small oil lamps and traditional artworks.
I was completely stunned on that day. I never thought that Diwali gets celebrated in a large and vibrant proportion of the population out side India as well. Diwali has become a global festival today - thanks to non-resident Indians (NRIs). Wherever Hindu NRIs live in sizeable numbers, be it anywhere in the world, Diwali has the same colour, feasting, gifting and sparkle as in India.
I would be back in my home town to celebrate Diwali next year :-).


















