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"Yada Yada hi Dharmasya Glanir Bhavati Bharata Abhuthanam Adharmasya Tadad Manam Srijamyaham"

With all that is going rn, i think this is gonna happen soon,

Watched "Piku" years ago and I can still see myself, sitting at the same place, smiling uncontrollably, cheeks aching at this one scene.

Holding a torch, Piku asked "Irritate kar rahi hun?"

And Rana, while fixing some wires, calmly says "Meri tolerance bahut achi hai."

"Not all men" — enough already. It's always men trying to make everything about them. It's not about you; it's about women. Stop assuming the world revolves around you. When a woman says "all men," try to understand what might have led her to say that instead of immediately jumping to "not all men."

I don't know why but I am very much envious of the recent class 9 and 10 students who read "Julius Caesar" and in class 11 and 12 they will study "Macbeth" (This is the current pro forma of ICSE and ISC English)

Now my story, in class 9 and 10 our batch read Merchant of Venice and in class 11 we had Macbeth, so as usual in class 12 we will continue with Macbeth.

Questions may arise like "Why are you envious?". My answer to that question is, Julius Caesar and Macbeth are similar. Even in one of the Acts of Macbeth, Mark Anthony and Caesar were referred. The ones who are studying Julius Caesar will have no problem in understanding the plot of Macbeth because both are same..

I am jealous of you Juniors. (I have never found any problem but we could get something to discuss if we had a little knowledge about Julius Caesar like Torko And Jukti to be specific, like we could have organized a debate in these topics where one would glorify Macbeth and another one Julius Caesar)

Once I start wearing a payal, do all these nakhre waagera, and all the things which are written above, Its over for boys.. 😭💗 I am hella sure my delulu crush, and the crushes from whom I moved on will be head over heals for me.. THATS WHAT MAA SAYS!! IS THAT TRUE??? IF I START BEING GIRLY, GUYS WILL LIKE ME??

@intellectual6666 @zakhmpemarham @arjokonna @anarkali-disco-chali @existingwhy is my mom right??

the intimacy of paayals is so simple but beautiful. makes one yearn for honey-lit evenings and soft hushes against ones ear as they push your hair being it. brushing hands as they pass you by, a secret just for you to keep and cherish. the blush of the rose they leave on your desk each morning and the cups of chai with hands that are warmer than them. tinkling of jhumke in havelis and an arm around you chaat ki galiyon mein. handwritten letters slipped in notebooks and fixing their bindi before booping their nose. falling in love with their itr and their kaajal lined eyes. yes indeed the intimacy of paayals is so beautiful yet simple.

amar hiyar majhe lukiye chhile dekhte ami paini tomaye dekhte ami paini<3

bahir pane chokh melechi bahir pane, amar hridoye pane chaini... amar hiyar majhe lukiye chile dekhte ami paini tomaye dekhte ami paini..

Thanks a lot💗💗💗

Pankaj Udhas (1951-2024)

I was in class 5 when i heard his song, my mom played a song called "Chitthi Ayi Hai"... At that age I was not aware what the lines of the song carried. Again, after some months I heard the song "Ahista" and "Chandi Jaisa Rang"... Never knew that his songs will become a daily habit...

Never imagined that a day will arrive when I have to say Pankaj Udhas is no more with us....

You were there with me when the world was against.. Your songs made me heal from all the traumas I had...

Whenever I used to stay quite and sad, Pankaj Ji's songs used to be a healer..... Who knew that my journey with him is going to end so soon...

7years of listening to Pankaj Udhas.. You will be in my heart, forever Pankaj Ji...

Ahista se nahi bata pai, dhadkan ko bhi sunne de rahi hu, raaz ki sarri baat bolrahi hu... Magar aaap nahi rahe.. Aabh mujhe kaun hakikat se chutkara dilwayega?? Itni bhi kya jaldi thi??

Rest in Peace Pankaj Udhas Ji

Shubha Bibaha (1959) | dir. Sombhu Mitra & Amit Mitra

Let me not to the marriage of true mindset

Admit impediments, loue is not loue..

~Sonnet 116 - William Shakespeare

oh my heart.