Just Married

After entering into the field of Journalism, the very first quote that was taught us was “If a dog bites a man, it is not some news. But, if a man bites a dog it is."
But my jaw dropped when I heard this from a friend. After this, one has to admit that people in India are too wealthy. Gratifying basic desires is not just the line for Big Stout Indian families.

 You don't believe me, well you will after reading this fairy-tale. 

Two Amritsar-based families are all set to throw a lavish wedding party for their friends where their much-loved dogs will tie the nuptial knot.
R.K. Khosla of Officers Colony and S. Bawa of Ranjeet Avenue have decided to host a colourful wedding ceremony for their pooches – Jacks and Jennifer – on September 11. The marriage will be solemnised as per the Hindu rituals and other ceremonies such as the ring ceremony, Mehandi and Barat will also be organised.
And what’s more, famous Punjabi singer Sabar Koti will rock the wedding bash. The families, however, will not accept any gift.
The hustle and bustle has already begun as the families are busy finalising the programmes.
“The invitation cards have already been printed and are being distributed. The place for the wedding has also been booked. The ceremony will take place on a platform where the groom, Jacks, and the bride, Jennifer, will offer lockets to each other,” said Khosla, the proud owner of Jacks.
But the icing on the cake is that the newly-weds will go to England for their honeymoon.
“We asked several five-star hotels in India to book a honeymoon suite for Jennifer and Jacks but they refused. We were even ready to pay some extra money to them, but they refused. Finally, we have fixed London as their honeymoon destination where dogs are allowed in hotels,” Khosla said.
Jacks’s father, who is from London, is an intentional dog champion and lives in America. His mother Jesina lives in London.
“Jacks has an air-conditioned bedroom which also has a swing. He watches television soaps and is intelligent. A doctor attends to him every day. Nobody can dare to enter the house when the children alone at home with him,” Khosla said.

Oh Yes! So I can see that expression same as mine when I also heard this.
After this I can surely say that love for pets is just in excess of those for humans. So, next time if you try to push away someone's pet, BEWARE! They might be an imperative part of the family.

Violence And Anger makes you give THE BEST SPEECH!

"Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret." 

Well, I totally agree with this quote, as for the moment I can only think of the movie "Pyaar Ka Punchnama" 5 minutes speech that I've almost made all my friends listen it when they broke up, were upset or rather I should say its an all time speech. 

Even on You Tube it has been rated as the most viewed speech after the famous "3 Idiots" Chatur's speech. HA! HA! 

Oops!  Serious issue no laughing. 

 When I saw this, my first reaction was," Isko agar script yaad bhi nahin hogi na tab bhi isne yeh bol liya hoga.. bechara khud bhi itna pareshaan hoga. Ki yeh 5 minutes kaise bol liya baadmein Director bhi shock mein hoga." ( laughs)           

Well, well.. I'm not going into the gags of Bollywood. It was just a small attempt to create your interest to read this post further as it's something that would surely be helpful for all of you. Be it in anger, sadness, violence or during break ups of friendship and relations too. 

First of all, I would like to ask all of you, How often do you get angry? You shout? or you do none of it and find the best option CRYING!              

Also, at this moment you get yourself indulged in some unproductive activities and also refer to some self help books. 

Here, I would like to share a word of mouth with you .

Agitation, violence, anger, all these things are always, without exception, signs of weakness. And especially when one gets carried away in his speech and says things one should not say, this indeed is the sign of a frightful mental weakness - mental and vital - frightful....

There is a great weakness in social relations, a very great weakness; and that is why, in fact, one gets angry and gets carried away and say things he should not say. If one were not weak, one would never be violent.  Weakness and violence are two things that go together. He who is truly strong is never violent. This is one thing one should always remember. Violence is always a sign of a weakness somewhere. Of course, one sees a man with bulging muscles who is very strong, knocking down another with all his might and one say,"He is strong!" It is not true. He has muscles but morally he is very weak. So, he may be strong here and weak there. Usually this is what happens. 

Now, here after this extract raises a question as to how can a person strengthen him or herself. But, before answering to it many of you must be thinking, and also shouting back at me now, "IT IS NOT THAT EASY.. OKAY! AND WE ARE NOT WEAK.. WE JUST GET PISSED OFF WHEN WE ARE ANGRY!" 

(calm down) I totally agree that it is not easy at first step, but it does becomes easier when you try. One can always try for positive signs and vibes to come in their lives. 

Here, I would further talk about how can we strengthen ourselves.

"As one strengthen muscles by a methodical exercise. You take one little thing, something you want to do or do not want to do.. Begin with a small thing, not something very essential to the being, but a small detail. And then, if, for instance, it is something you are in the habit of doing, you insist on it with the same regularity, you, see, either not to do it or to do it - you insist on it and compel yourself to do it as you compel yourself to lift a weight - it is the same thing. 

You make the same kind of effort, but it is more of an Inner Effort. And after having taken little things like this - things relatively easy, you know - after taking these and succeeding with them, you can unite with a greater force and try a more complicated experiment. And gradually, if you do this regularly, you will end up by acquiring an independent and very strong life and will."

Without deviating from the topic, I would like to say that something I have personally experienced mentioned above. I believe one can just try to make you understand the right side of it, can guide you when you're lost. But, they can never get you back to yourself. IT IS YOU! who can do that and for that you need to listen to your inner self and make your own efforts to get those positive vibes back.

I end this note here saying that,

" Stay Happy, Stay Alive, 

Life's full of Surprises and Learn to fall in love with these....!" :D 

                                                                    

Ashiqui 2

Ashiqui 2

After humming the song “Jaanam meri jaana, jaanam jaane jahaan” for over two decades, “Tum hi ho..ab tum hi hoo.. zindagi ab tum hi ho” is what rules one’s mind now, as the most awaited “Ashiqui 2” hit the theatres on April 26, 2013.

The 1990 original “Ashiqui” made history as a masterpiece in the genre of musical romantics. Mohit Suri has brought out the best of the original movie and given it an entirely different outlook. After twenty long years we have a sequel, where once again music is the soul of “Ashiqui”. Where music and romance is an indispensible part, keeping the audience glued to their seats is an achievement worth applause.

The movie is a love story of an alcoholic and fading rock star RJ ( Aditya Roy Kapoor ) and a part time bar singer Arohi ( ShraddhaKapoor ). RJ recognizes the hidden talent in Arohi and provides her a platform towards her dream to be the “Nightingale of India”. Soon enough, an ensuing tale of love, hatred, jealousy, tears and sacrifice begins. It’s a musical journey of two entirely different persons drawn together by music and make sacrifices for the sake of love.

Mohit Suri may not have been able to reach the heights of the original Ashiqui, but undoubtedly he has been successful in keeping the viewers mesmerised throughout. He manages to keep the sizzling chemistry alive along with the soul of the movie by its melodious songs set on the minds of people everywhere. “Ashiqui 2” strikes down with its amazing music.

Rahul ( Aditya Roy Kapoor ), a rock star  faded by time and alcohol, who broke all records by his music track “Sun rahahainatu..rorahahun main, is broke, somewhere deep inside. He finds solace in drinking, which brings him face to face with a simple, but beautiful girl Arohi (ShraddhaKapoor) who is a small time bar singer. While she croons, he swoons as she sings his song. He decides to make her the next “Lata Mangeshkar’ as she aspires to be and soon the promise is fulfilled.

Soon, they fell in love, and Rahul realized that his drinking habits have ruined his voice and with it his career. On the other hand, Arohi the new sensational singer is everyone’s apple of the eye. Rahul dazed by his demise indulges more and more in drinking. Arohi on seeing his condition tries everything to pull him out of the abyss.

Both the actors gave promising performances. Aditya Roy Kapoor was loved more during emotional scenes, it surely seems that he was in perfect sync with his character, raising future expectations. On the other hand, ShraddhaKapoor looked innocent yet beautiful and seems to be a promising actor as well. At some places she did go blank but handled the emotional part well.

Some scenes in the movie can make one nostalgic. Some parts may make one completely engrossed in the movie. But, Suri made it up to the audience’s expectations from the film.

Verdict: On the whole, no matter if you missed the original one. This one will surely leave you with a good feeling at the end and you won’t be able to stop yourself from humming the songs. It is a highly recommended option for romance lovers.

Rating: 3.5/5

अमन की आशा

अमन की आशा 

हर पल एक आस लगाये बैठी हूँ

कब कोई अमन का संदेसा लाये, 

चारों ओर है धरती बंजर 

न कोई पेड़ न कोई जंगल, 

चारोन ओर हैन खून की नदियाँ 

कब खत्म होगी दो देशों के बीच की येह दूरियाँ,

आज मन्न में जागी है एक उमंग 

कब शुरू होगी शांति की यह तरंग,

कैसे कटे हैं उन जवानों के वोह पल 

कब प्रापत होगा उन्हे वोह माँ का आँचल,

अपने ही भाई हैं अपने अरी 

ढाल बनके खड़े हैं 

कितने मुसलमान भाइयों के वह मृत शरीर पड़े हैं,

आज खत्म हुआ वोह पल 

तब दर पर आई हैं अमन की वोह डोलियाँ 

जब खत्म हुई दो देशों  के बीच की वोह दूरियाँ 

A story of my HEART! </3

A fine morning it was, finest in life

I’m so unlucky, “unlucky?”

“Even after last night?”

What he said seems like an answer to the question hanging in every young heart

Aching for love, was it really a start.

So with energy and wager and a surfacing blast,

I present to you a story of my heart.

We talked and talked, our minds as one

Come may moon, or may go down sun.

I yearned to meet, seldom could make

But those scars moments made memories no could take

Tapping my mind and forming this art

I present you the story of my heart.

His eyes, his smile, his touch,

I could never had enough as much

His aura so serene, warm like a sun

The beauty of God, created just one.

With happiness and pleasure stated from another far apart

I present to you the story of my heart.

Abyssal deep came the darkest night,

My sunny life, left without a streak of light

Like a breeze he came, like the wind he went

Should I consile or should I lament.

Re-consiling myself of his inevitable depart  

I present to you the story of my heart.