...I'll talk about the least significant things in these turbulent times.

1) Now if you consider yourself to be a really well informed being, you must be knowing 2 of India's longest running soaps on television viz. Kyunki....and Kahaani..... has finally met with their fate.
Now these 2 serials played a significant roles in my life for some time.
When these actually started, I was in 6th / 7th standard . In (our) those satellite tv less days, I used hear the opening tune of Kahaani ...at 10 p.m, which would signal that yes, your study time is about to terminate and finally at 10:30 the Kyunki.. tune from the neighbour's drawing room would make me and my bro jump to the dining room.

2)Kuch Kuch hota hai has completed a decade of its release.
Now its significant because
i)it gave us an illusion that college life was all about learning Romeo and Juliet and dancing with your principal.
ii)There was this whole lot of craze about Friendship day and friendship bands.
iii)Sony and set max got a movie to air every alternate Sunday. The count must have reached 4561 by now.
iv)That was the only movie in which I found Salman Khan tolerable.
v)All guys with the name Rahul felt as if they are on cloud nine.

3)And I lost my mobile memory card. It had a really short stay with me. After its insertion it was creating whole lot of problems. I extracted it out and on one sleepy night thought it to be piece of paper or whatever , threw it down on the floor maybe and my dear maid sweept it away and dumped it into the waste paper basket. Poor soul, must be having a tough time in some waste renewal plant.

4)My brother had a hall debut today .( means he, went out and watched a movie in the cinema hall for the first time) I had mine at a pretty old age i.e after giving my 12th boards in 'o6. A very strange silly fear used to stop me from going to the theatres and I used to put silly excuses to people who ever coaxed me to watch a movie out with them.

Now, its time to end the post..here's The End

The other day , I was at some relative's house, where in course of some discussion, lady started talking about ,how a man rang her doorbell and on questioning him , she found out that he was asking for some monetary help for the treatment of his daughter battling with terminal illness.
"I'm smart you know, I didn't get down in the ground floor to find out where he has come from, what did those prescriptions say, you know na, there are so many frauds around these days".
Yes, lady, smart you are.
I wonder how fool the man must have been to think that people living in big houses , with big cars, had a big heart too?
And yes, smart you are.
Did you ever try to put yourself in his shoes to feel the plight of the father of a daughter battling in between life and death?
You did n't have the time to talk to the man , to find out whether he was really speaking the truth or not,whether he too was a victim of the global meltdown, coz you had to miss parts of your favourite tv program .
You would let your son gulp 100 Mc Donald's burger, be obese, and then spend thousands of bucks in gym , but when it came to giving out 50 bucks to someone in pain, you have every possible reason up in your sleeves.

"Do not do to others , what you do not wish them to do to you"-- the world would have been a much better place if people had stuck to this saying by Confuscious.