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Life is a strange journey. We laugh not because all is well, but because laughter makes the road a little lighter. We smile not because we have no sorrow, but because smiles help us walk among others. And while we do all this, life watches quietly… waiting for the day when it calls us
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There are wounds that time cannot touch, griefs that do not fade, and sorrows so vast they eclipse the soul. Some pain does not arrive like a tempest that rages and passes; it settles, it seeps, it stains. It does not visit; it inhabits. It becomes the breath, the marrow, the pulse that keeps
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In the quiet corners of a small town, there lives a man whose name is known but whose story remains untold. He’s the kind of figure you’d pass on the street, steady gait, a nod hello; but beneath that calm exterior festers a battle no one sees. Years ago, he gave his body and
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Every love story reflects an intense passion that transcends the confines of reason, a bond so timeless it defies the very fabric of the cosmos, intertwining through realities and dimensions, eternally tethering our souls in the tapestry of existence. Our souls are destined to reconnect across different lifetimes and realms, like twin stars in
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“Tu banja gali Banaras ki,” a melodious gem from the film Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana, sung by the talented Asees Kaur, invites us to wander through the vibrant streets of Banaras, where every corner resonates with rich history and cultural significance. Featuring the heartfelt performances of Rajkummar Rao and Kriti Kharbanda, this song beautifully
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Life is a delicate balance between presence and dissolution; where breath brushes against eternity, and the rain quietly blurs the lines between what is transient and what remains, reminding us of the ephemeral nature of our existence. A mudra, a sacred gesture of the hands, embodies this balance; a harmony between chaos and calm,
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The iconic song Tere Pyaar Ka Aasra Chahta Hoon from the 1959 film Dhool Ka Phool illustrates unrequited love through Mahendra Kapoor and Lata Mangeshkar’s mesmerizing vocals. N. Dutta’s composition highlights a poignant moment between Mala Sinha and Rajendra Kumar’s characters, capturing the pains of longing and hope amid societal pressures. The heartfelt lyrics
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There are songs that merely exist, drifting upon the currents of time, their beauty ephemeral, their presence fleeting. And then there are songs that become immortal, woven into the very fabric of longing itself. Somewhere, My Love, the lyrical incarnation of Lara’s Theme from Doctor Zhivago, is one such melody—a love song so tender,
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Love, in its truest form, is not threatened by distance or distracted by ambition. It grows, adapts, and finds new rhythms even as life changes around it. This poem celebrates that enduring connection. It’s the kind that thrives not despite life’s chaos but because of it. It’s about two souls who wander, dream, and
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In the twilight of existence, where dreams and reality meet, two birds—one caged and one free—engage in a meaningful conversation that transcends words. Rabindranath Tagore, with profound insight into the human spirit, captures the essence of longing and freedom in “Khachar Pakhi Chhilo.” This song explores the conflict between freedom and confinement, with the
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