Monday, August 30, 2010

Burning Torches of HOPE.....

 
Why do we fight???? Why do we shed blood of Innocents??? How come our soul do not besiege us
when we kill people in the name of Racism, religion, caste, culture, jehadh, Kashmiryat, freedom???
When we burn and destroy their houses even after knowing we too have one??? We do have family 
whom we love, we live and we can die for. We are afraid of losing our near and dear one's so why 
don't we think about those innocent people??? Are we fighting against terrorism or are we trying to 
create a terror country????It is so painful for me to accept this truth that I belong to mankind.


 
Ever Wondered, where the world is heading ....The future has stored in fear .... 
but this can be overcome by a small try of understanding and love....
Are we all ready to give it a try???Let our love lead us with those burning torches 
of hope....Could they ever lead us astray.... Don't let them defeat us....
We're on our own oasis of joy, No, don't let it be swept away...
Darkness, only gets the faint of heart And they're helpless
Or so they seem to think .... Frightened, You see them running everywhere....... 
Warning, everyone beware.... Still, there's a way, Where there's a will... 
 
 
I love the below mentioned song because it conveys everything, every consequences about war,
fight, hatred.....
 
Jang To Chand Roz Hoti Hai 
Zindagi Barsoon Talak Roti Hai... 

Sanaatey Ki Gehri Chaon 
Khamoshi Se Jalte Gaon 
Ye Nadiyoon Par Tootey Huey Pul 
Dharti Ghayal Aur Viyakul 
 
Ye Khet Bamoon Se Jhulse Huey 
Ye Khali Raste Sehmey Huey 
Ye Maatam Karta Saara Samaa 
Ye Jalte Ghar Ye Kaala Duan 

Mere Dushman, Mere Bhai, Mere Humsayee 
Mujhse Tujhse Hum Dono Se 
Ye Jalte Ghar Kuch Kehte Hain 
Barbadi Ke Saare Manzhar Kuch Kehte Hain 
Haye, Mere Dushman, Mere Bhai Mere Humsayee  

 
Barood Se Bojhal Saari Fizaa 
Hai Maut Ki Bu Phelati Hawa 
Zakhmoon Pe Hai Chayee Laachari 
Galiyoon Mein Hai Phirti Bimari 
Ye Marte Bacche Haaton Mein 
Ye Maaon Ka Rona Raaton Mein 
Murda Basti Murda Hai Nagar 
Chehre Patthar Hain Dil Patthar 
Chehre Patthar Hain Dil Patthar 

 
Mere Dushman, Mere Bhai, Mere Humsayee 
Mujhse Tujhse Hum Dono Se 
Sun Ye Patthar Kuch Kehte Hain 
Barbadi Ke Saare Manzhar Kuch Kehte Hain 
Haye, Mere Dushman, Mere Bhai Mere Humsayee 

 
 
 
Mere Dushman, Mere Bhai, Mere Humsayee 
Chehroon Ke, Dilon Ke, Ye Patthar Ye Jalte Ghar 
Barbadi Ke Saare Manzhar 
Sabh Mere Nagar 
Sabh Tere Nagar 
Ye Kehte Hain 
Is Sarhad Par Phulkaarega Kab Tak Nafrat Ka Ye Ajgar 
Kab Tak Nafrat Ka Ye Ajgar 
Is Sarhad Par Phulkaarega Kab Tak Nafrat Ka Ye Ajgar 
Kab Tak Nafrat Ka Ye Ajgar 
 
Hum Apne Apne Khetoon Mein 
Gaihoon Ki Jagaa, Chanval Ki Jagaa 
Ye Bandookein Kyoon Botein Hain 
Jab Dono Hi Ki Galiyoon Mein 
Kuch Bhookay Bachche Rootein Hain 
Kuch Bhookay Bachche Rootein Hain 

 
Aa Khayein Kasam 
Abh Jung Nahin Hone Payein 
Aa Khayein Kasam 
Abh Jung Nahin Hone Payein 
Aur Us Din Ka Rasta Dekhein 
Jab Khil Uththey Tera Bhi Chaman 
Jab Khil Uththey Mera Bhi Chaman 
Tera Bhi Vatan Mera Bhi Vatan 
Mera Bhi Vatan Tera Bhi Vatan 
Tera Bhi Vatan Mera Bhi Vatan  
 
I would love to see such a beautiful world....Is it possible????? What do I have to do to make it possible?????? I'll certainly think on it....I cannot wait more to see a beautiful world that Almighty created and not the world which is been destroyed by Man..... 
 
------- Arsh 

Monday, August 23, 2010

Still fantacising fairyland and fairytale

Sleeping beauty
Fairytales are of big part of my life.When I was a child I believed in fairy tales and happy ever after endings just like Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and many other fairy tales. However, as we grow older, we soon realise that situations in real life do not always turn out as we would of expected our fairy tale to.
When we are young and fall in love we can sometimes have too high expectations for ourselves. We would like everything to be perfect. We think of our future together forever and hope that one day we will in fact have a fairy tale wedding and therefore live happily ever after. Though life always has to face the weird reality. Still, yes still I fantasize fairyland and fairytales. There were some favorites that I love to read and even watch in Television  like The sleeping beauty, Rapunzel and the prince, Cinderella, Sonia and the king December, The talking mirror and the Little Mermaid. I wish fairyland and the character exists in-real. Why??? because who doesn't want to dream beautiful...Me too....

Cinderella
What do I love about Fairyland???
I love the castles, the huge Palaces, Blue sky, river banks, beautful hills, chirping birds
I love the sibblings in the tales though they are huge in no. ;)
I love the way the king and the queen pamper the princess.
I love the princess with Golden long hair, pink-white-red satin long gown with a beautiful diamond crown for the head, loved the finger rings, the necklaces and the princess shoes.
I love the revolving bed with maroon satin quilt and bedsheets with hanging laced white curtainsto cover the bed while sleeping.
I love the way Princess been taken care by maids
I love to love the innocence of the Princess
I love the horse buggy made for Princess so that no one in the kingdom could ever eye on the princess.
I love the witches and the magical spells.
I love the frog when kissed by princess turn into a handsome prince
I love to see the charming Prince coming to meet the princess riding a pony
I love the romance between the prince and the princess
I love the way prince propose the princess by giving bunch of flowers
I love the villans who kidnap the princess and then the prince fights with them and rescue the princess.
I love the way prince kisses and woes the princess and carry her in his arms to the church and marry her.
I love the snow falling from clouds, birds singing them as if congratulating them for the victory of LOVE.

Isn't this enough to tempt you to fantasize about such  beautiful world with beautiful people around. Even though some tough tasks that life faces in fairy tale but end is always happy.

Why is fairytale just a namesake? an imaginary story. Why can't I live int his world waiting eagerly for my prince who would fall in love with me at first sight and when kiss me I would start dancing ? Why is fairytale just a fairytale and not the real life??? My last wish to god would be to make me the princess of a huge kingdom in the fairytale world.

Hey I'm smiling :) blushing too (*Blushing* )

-----Arsh
Rapunzel

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Real life isn't a Fairy tale



LIfe Vs Fairy tale- A short rant on my least favorite Expression

What people inevitably mean by this statement is, “Life is tough. Things won’t always go your way. It’s not all rainbows and cupcakes.”

I wonder, have these people ever listened to a fairy tale?  The fairy tales I know don’t have much to do with rainbows or cupcakes. More often they deal with murderous stepmothers and deadly curses. The world of fairy tales is a world where your answer to a single riddle might mean life or death. It is a world where you will need all your wisdom, courage, and compassion to complete your task and to remain human. It is a world where the stakes are high: great good and great destruction are both possible. It is very much like the real world.


Life, like a fairy tale, is full of beautiful and terrible things. Keep your eyes open; keep your heart open. Don’t be afraid. And please, please, don’t ever use the expression, “Real life is no fairy tale.”

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

You know you are from Mumbai (Bombay) when…


1. You say “town ” and expect everyone to know that*this means south of Churchgate.
2 You speak in a dialect of Hindi called ‘Bambaiya Hindi’, which only Bombayites can understand.
3. Your door has more than three locks.
4. Rs 500 worth of groceries fit in one paper bag.
800px-Mumbai_Train5. Train timings (9.27, 10.49 etc) are really important events of life.
6. You spend more time each month traveling than you spend at home.
7. You call an 8′ x 10′ clustered room a Hall.
8. You’re paying Rs 10,000 for a 1 room flat, the size of walk-in closet and you think it’s a “steal.”
9. You have the following sets of friend: school friends, college friends, neighborhood friends, office friends and yes, train friends, a species unique only in Bombay.
10. Cabbies and bus conductors think you are from Mars if you call the roads by their Indian name, they are more familiar with Warden Road, Peddar Road, Altamount Road.
11. Stock market quotes are the only other thing besides cricket which you follow passionately.
12. The first thing that you read in the Times of India is the “Bombay Times” supplement.
13. You take fashion seriously. You’re suspicious of strangers who are actually nice to you.
14. Hookers, beggars and the homeless are invisible.
15. You compare Bombay to New York’s Manhattan instead of any other cities of India.

16. The most frequently used part of your car is the horn.
17. You insist on calling CST as VT, and Sahar and Santacruz airports instead of Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport.
18. You consider eye contact an act of overt aggression.
19. Your idea of personal space is no one actually standing on your toes.
20. Being truly alone makes you nervous.
21. You love wading through knee deep mucky water in the monsoons, and actually call it ”romantic’.
22. Only in Bombay , you would get Chinese Dosa and Jain Chicken.
23. You always argue with Delhites than Mumbai is way better than Delhi
24. You still refer to the city as Bombay not Mumbai.
25. When you love bragging about the filmstars and cricketers you’ve seen
26. When most of your friends have underworld connections
27. Every three months you look at your street and say “Why’re the digging the road again?”
28. “Change” is “Chillar”, “Ditching” is a “Kalti” and “Trouble” is “Jhol”.
29. “Gheun Tak” is your life ideology.
30. You have been shoo’d away from Marine Drive at 3am by the cops because of an “Unlawful gathering of persons”
31. You actually pay for your rickshaws by the meter.
32. You actually think 30Rs for a Sada Dosa is pretty reasonable.
33. when you spent 6 hours of your day in school and another 3 hours in tuitions.
34. if you ever went to fashion street, got a pair of cheap jeans and had them tagged as a name brand.
35. if you played cricket matches against another building for 5 rupee bets.
36. if you lost tons of MRF rubber balls.
37. when u call cops ;kaka’ and they let u go if u show of ur marathi speaking skills
38. amitabh bachans house is a landmark
39. You have been to matheran or mahabaleshwar during the summer vacations
40. You see men (not gay apparently) holding hands and walking in the street.
41. The note to coin changing machine at Churchgate station is idolized.
42. During cricket season all the roads are blocked because people in the streets are looking at television screens in display windows.
43. Automatic vending machines have a sales person sitting next to it just to help you.
44. There are more movie tickets being sold in black than at the ticket office.
45. It takes longer to get off from your house to the station than from one end of Mumbai to another by train.
46. Every cab and rickshaw driver makes small talk with you
47. You see Herd of people walking at four in the morning to Siddhi Vinayak temple.
vadapav1 48. ‘Bun Maska’ and ‘vada pav’ is the staple diet of most collegians.
49. HORN OK PLEASE is written on every truck, tempo and heavy motor vehicle.
50. You cant drive for more than 10 mins without abusing someone
51. “townies” think they need a visa to go past worli to the suburbs
52. When u use the word “yaar” in almost every sentence u speak.
53. You call onion as “kandha” and potato as “batata”
54. You think of a spicy tangy snack whenever you hear the work chat
55.You are back to work next day after the city is bombed – Truly the spirit of Bombay
56. you call the cabbies n waiters BOSS
57. abuses like c**** . m****. B***… are the words whic u have to use in each sentence you speak
58. you prefer wada pav by jumbo king anyday on comparision wid Mc donalds burger
59. Each monday you go for either bowling or pool.
60. u enter mocha/ barista/ ccd lookin all posh but sit with one drink for 5 hrs till they politely ask u if u “need anythin else”
61. yr pricipal form of entertainment are all the aunties who scream obsceities at each other at the drop of a hat and threaten to pull the others hair/ push out of the train at 11 in the nyt!
62. yr idea of a full body massage is wat u get while trying to get off/ board a train at dadar!!!
63. At 3am in morning you can still get wadapav or butter pav bhaji
64. When there’s no place to breathe in the trains but there’s place to play cards and sing bhajans!
65. when the traffic almost makes good frnds wid the person in the car next to you.(Aneesh angadi)
66. You know what the term “video coach” stands for in the local trains…
67. You snigger every time somebody says “Im going to Grant road!”
68. u call the policemen “MAMU” OR “PANDU”
69. random strangers butt in wen u r discussing cricket o politics or even chicks 2 give their personal (unwanted) opinion
70. You say that Pani Puri is waayy better than Gol Gappa’s even when they’re the same thing
71. There is always one ‘pan-wala’ on the corner of street
72. You keep spare candles in the kitchen just in case there’s a power surge.
73. To you, your watchman doesn’t have a name – you just call him ‘watchman’.
74. You aren’t surprised when somebody throws a water balloon at you while you’re walking on the streets during March.
75. You know of certain theaters where you can go for A-rated movies with your friends, even when you’re under 18.
76. whn u r standing at a bus stop near juhu beach and sum random guy comes up to u and says ” boss” short term, long term chahiye kya
77. When every rickshaw looks like a personal disco, with neon lights, loud music and pictures of film stars.
78. seeing “Mein Kampf” being sold openly on the streets in abundance seems like a perfectly normal thing to you.
79. you have to pay international roaming fees when you use your cell phone outside of Mumbai.
80. you can only smile forgivingly about the size of any other city in the world.
81. you consider the local train “empty” when you find a spot for your two feet to stand on.
82. when someone asks u “east” or “west” side of a particular station?
83. when there is a saffron rally every 3 months , n u just wonder , whats it all about , u jus went to vote , 3 months ago , n they r holding elections all again?
84. when “chalta hai” is the most commonly used word
85. when u see hijraas/eunuchs at street asking for u to lend them some money , with a very very catchy one liner : eeeee deeeeeeeee naaaaaa usually on fridays.sometimes men even get groped when they dont pay ‘em
86. when u can find hukkas for use at a coffee shop the equivalent of starbucks
87. when u never cross the road at a zebra crossing
88. when u can always find a car that has a dent or scratch on it
89. When u find cars on the Road even at 4 in the morning
90. You never learnt how to stand in a queue
91. You have mastered the art of bargaining in shopping.
92. Every time you speak Hindi in front of a Delhitite they have the WTF expression on their face.
93. You have hung on to dear life at the local door. mumbai
94. You still refer to a car / vehicle full of girls as “Maal Gaadi” – left over from the “Ladies Special” days…
95. You take the “Weight and Your Future for Rs.1 only” machines at the stations seriously. … At least the Future bit, it always exaggerates about the weight.
96. When while giving directions you say “Right/ Left MARO aur wahan pe ek bridge GIREGA”
97. when you actually see random people coming to help you when u have a problem
98. .when u can take a piss at the local shouchalaya for 50paise and a dump for 1 re
99. When you think everyone who lives to the south of you is a snob and to the north of you sucks
100. you behave like a foreigner in any other part of the country (hurray !!! 100)
101. u see couples cosying up in rickshaws in almost every small lane
102. u want to get into the train already that is already in motion & u have 5 hands taking u in..
103. When you instinctively say “pudhey challa” instead of saying agey badho or move ahead.
104. You meet Delhiites in a foreign country and feel no sense of kinship with them!
105. Chal, paka mat!” is an overused part of your vocabulary
106. here “maall” is a gurl n na goods
107. Crorepati, Lakhpati, Hazarpati, Chillarpati all travel in local Trains daily.
108. You log on to social networking sites and search for Bombay-related groups!!!
109. You treat mumbai as a country itself
110. You drink 2 sips of tea called ‘cutting’ more than thrice a day
111. You call a corner ‘khopcha’ and a cigarette ‘sutta’
112. u think tht delhi copied INDIA GATE frm mumbai’s GATEWAY OF INDIA…
113. masseuses on juhu beach come out only after midnight n cops get free massages frm them
114. when you see the dabbawallas on the station and fishwali kolis in train
115. when u c movie names like “shootout at Lokhandwala” & ‘Ek chalis ki last local” & don’t have to ask wot the name means
116. when you call the BEST bus, BST, even though BEST is painted on every single public transport bus operational in Bombay
117. when we compare our mumbai-pune expressway to the autobahn and our cab drivers to the Indian schumacher.

118. you know ‘bhai’ means a guy who has no brotherly feelings.
119. you know that ‘khamba’ does not only mean pillar
120. when you call a watermelon “Kalingar” instead of “Terbus”
121. Making a loud kissing noise is how you tease girls in Delhi, but making that same noise is how you hail an autorickshaw in Bombay
122. The rest of India calls it namkeen—-you know it as farsan
123. You don’t differentiate between U.P. and Bihar. All you know is that’s where the ‘bhaiyas’ come from
124. if someone calls u “aap”– u start laughing on their faces…
125. You get felt up every time you get into the general compartment instead of the ladies’.
126. You get photographed at three parties and you’re suddenly a page 3 regular!
127. When your lunch is delivered hot in a tiffin at exactly 1pm from home every working day.
128. when u have an account with tha paan wala for cigarettes on credit your outside home & work
129. when u r stuck in traffic even at 1:30 a.m
130. You see two office-goers play a game of cards in your evening local train.
131. When you look out for pandu’s lurking behind the odd tree or signal post before you take your illegal left/right/U turn.
132. you go to a Goa beach and your kids dig pot holes in the sand instead of buiding castles! :-)
133. When The only landmark the president of US wants see is Dharavi
134. When you have no objection in ghoosofying in a line (admissions or train tickets) but shout loudly “Maaaaro!” when you see someone else do it
135.When … you have argued with the TC that traveling first class after pass expires is legitimate since you havent processed the railway concession yet!
136. jab facebook par bhi bambaiya hindi chalti hain yaar
137. When even at 8 in the morning you can see couples sitting and cozying up at Marine Drive and Worli Seaface
138. when gals roam abt at 12am in the night and not get raped …unlike delhi!

139. When you use the phrases, ‘Chillum-Chili’ and ‘Chili-Mili’ and are not talking about a spicy dish

Thanks to the Mumbai group for contributing points.....thanks to shivani, Gauri, Ahad, Partho, Akshay, Vineet, gunjan, Amryn, Trish n all Mumbaikars for making Mumbai a rocking place to live in.......:)

Tete-a-tete with Deep Joshi

Pradeep Joshi
As Interviewed by :- Arshpreet kaur
Journalist and reporter

As a person I'm like YOU says---------Another heartthrob actor Pradeep Joshi  popularly known as (Deep Joshi)

Actor-Films and Television
Mumbai

"To get into the skin of the character you have to inculcate the character in yourself" is Pradeep's (called as Deep Joshi)Mantra. The hot, handsome, Sexy and Sensational actor has hit the screen with his performance in “Sukhmani” which is released in the month of February. When asked how excited he was on the release he smiled and said “Very much, I have shared the screen with Gurdas Maan, Juhi Chawla and Divya Dutta”. He is all charged up for his new ventures. The actor tells us about his Personal likes and dislikes…..

Arsh: What is Sukhmani all about Deep?
Deep: Sukhmani is all about Maj. Kuldeep Singh, a decorated officer of the Para Battalion who Overcomes personal trauma and social indignity to uphold the morals of the army and the honor of a women rejected by society and family, while keeping alive the memory of his beloved daughter Sukhmani.
Still from "Sukhmani"

Arsh: What is your character in the movie?
Deep: I am playing a negative character of “Bilal”-a terrorist who tries to make Capt. Kuldeep’s
(Gurdas Maan) and Reshma (Divya dutta)’s life miserable. Must go and watch movie

Arsh: You’ve also done “Chakjawaana” with Big Pictures how was the experience?
Deep: chak jawana is my first movie, but releasing after "sukhmani". In "chak jawana" again I’m Sharing screen wid Gurdas Maan, directed by Simarjeet. i have learnt a lot from Gurdas Maan . This movie,chak Jawana' highlights the problems faced by the youth of a village in Punjab. These young men become directionless after falling prey to the evil of drugs.
His next release "Chak Jawana"

Arsh: The day you came to Mumbai with big dreams to be seen on silver screen, Do you think “Sukhmani” and “chakjawaana” will make your way out to Silver screen?
Deep: “EVERY MORNING BRINGS NEW DREAMS, IT WILL BE LIFE TIME BEFORE I
FULFILL THEM”. And I believe to get into the skin of the character you have to inculcate the character in yourself which could be seen in my forth coming movie so I am sure after this I would be able to make my way out to the silver screen.


Arsh: Any specific or challenging character you wish to play?
Deep: I would love to play the character of “Shaheed Bhagatsingh” . I'm open to every character that could do justice to the script and movie.

Arsh: Your turn-ons ?
Deep: Humanity

Arsh: Your turn–offs ?
Deep: Dishonesty

Arsh: Why did you choose acting as your career?
Deep: I am born for acting and all I could do is act....(Smiled)

Arsh: What have you achieved so far?
Deep: Still have long way to go. I am sure, the love and the best wishes I should get from the audiences will make it Easy for me on my journey.

Arsh: Your first break in the Industry?
Deep: PUNJABI FILM”SUKHMANI” WITH “SAI” PRODUCTIONS

Arsh: Ad-films?
Deep : BAJAJ BIKE.; NEW YORK LIFEINSURANCE COMPANY; TATA MUTUAL FUND, MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA,HIGH-TEC MASTER PRE-PAID CARD.

Arsh : Which television roles have you appeared in ?
Deep: “LOVE STORY WITH ANURAG BASU AS MONTY” and “CHALTTI KA NAAM GADDI WITH ZeeTV,AS INDER”,

Still photograph from movie "Bloody D"
Arsh : What's your recent project ad what role are you playing?
Deep : "Bloody D" a suspense thriller directed by Leena Tandon with Aaditya Pancholi set to release in the month of December.

Arsh: Your favorite spot?
Deep: My home town in Ludhiana.

Arsh: Your favorite food?
Deep: Punjabi Food

Arsh: Your favorite phrase?
Deep: “Live with no excuses and love with no regrets”


Arsh : Which directors and producers are you looking forward to work with in future?
Deep : VISHAL BHARADWAJ, MADHUR BHANDARKAR,RAJU HIRANI

Arsh: Whom would you like to share the screen with?
Deep: NASEERUDDIN SHAH, PANKAJ KAPOOR

Arsh: Your favorite Past time ?
Deep: To pen down my imagination

Arsh: How is Deep Joshi as a person? and as celebrity????
Deep: AS A PERSON: - “I am what I am and say what I feel. I am the guy next door. Love being With my friends, with my family, love to hang out at restaurants .In short, I am like you.”
AS A CELEBRITY: - “Today is your day, your mountain is waiting, so get on your way.” I am here to enjoy my work. I think enjoying my work is extremely important and that’s the reason why I am here.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Sarfarsohi ki tamanna KYA AB BHI humare dil mein hain????


I feel guilty and my eyes trembles with Shame whenever i read of such freedom fighters who died in such young age for us! There they are, barely in teens and saying “Khoon se khelenge holi gar vatan muskhil mein hai” and here we are, too lazy to go out and even vote or too contented with our own well-being that we find all the social/political/moral degradation of India “ok” or “not my business”!



Two rousing renditions of the zealously patriotic poem Sarfaroshi Ki Tamanna …
I swear I had this feeling of a seemingly strong fervor of patriotism as I heard this one !!!!!!!


Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab bhi hamaare dil mein hai.
Dekhna hai zor kitna baazuay qaatil mein hai 

Karta nahin kyun doosra kuch baat cheet,
Dekhta hun main jise voh chup teri mehfil mein hai
Aye shaheed-e-mulk-o-millat main tere oopar nisaar,
Ab teri himmat ka charcha ghair ki mehfil mein hai
Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab bhi hamaare dil mein hai. 

Waqt aanay dey bata denge tujhe aye aasman,
Hum abhi se kya batayen kya hamare dil mein hai
Khainch kar layee hai sab ko qatl hone ki ummeed,
Aashiqon ka aaj jamghat koocha-e-qaatil mein hai
Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab bhi hamaare dil mein hai. 


Hai liye hathiyaar dushman taak mein baitha udhar,
Aur hum taiyyaar hain seena liye apna idhar.
Khoon se khelenge holi gar vatan muskhil mein hai,
Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab bhi hamaare dil mein hai. 

Haath jin mein ho junoon katt te nahi talvaar se,
Sar jo uth jaate hain voh jhukte nahi lalkaar se.
Aur bhadkega jo shola-sa humaare dil mein hai,
Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab bhi hamaare dil mein hai. 

Hum to ghar se nikle hi the baandhkar sar pe qafan,
Chaahatein liin bhar liye lo bhar chale hain ye qadam.
Zindagi to apni mehmaan maut ki mehfil mein hai,
Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab bhi hamaare dil mein hai. 

Dil mein tuufaanon ki toli aur nason mein inquilaab,
Hosh dushman ke udaa denge humein roko na aaj.
Duur reh paaye jo humse dam kahaan manzil mein hai,
Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ab bhi hamaare dil mein hai.
Dekhna hai zor kitna baazuay qaatil mein hai. 

Yoon khara maqtal mein qatil keh raha hai baar-baar,
Kya tamanna-e-shahaadat bhi kisi ke dil mein hai.


In short I would like to explain, that our dreams are either a reflection of what we want to do & cannot or the other meaning could be something that what you see in the dream will transpire only if we take direction from the dream itself & work towards it. Darn !! I'm being vague again. It is just that one must realize the importance of standing up for oneself. Lets not crib and play a blame game. It's an very easy task which everybody can do. Only YOU are responsible for your own destiny & when a whole nation of people realize this, that is when India will juggernaut its way to the very top. Some day when people speak of me,I do not want to be remembered as a person who was a thinker, I would prefer to be reminisced as an ordinary girl who was a DOER. Some people will read this blog & laugh thinking "Yaar, yeh dialogues bahut achcha likhti hai". But I beseech you, do not, for only time will tell who will have the last laugh. 
 
On this day, I Would love to tell you this : 


"DON'T LET YOUR LIFE BE JUST ANOTHER IRRELEVANT EXISTENCE. DO NOT EVER GO DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT. RISE & TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR OWN DESTINY THEREBY LEADING THE POPULACE AROUND YOU TO ACCOMPLISHMENT. ONLY WE HAVE THE POWER TO SCRIPT THE FUTURE. "

Because-----only then we would love asking the neighboring countries ----





"Sarfaroshi ki tamanna ABHI HAMARE dil mein hai
Kya TUMHE dekhna hai zor kitna baazu-e-qaatil mein hai?????"