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Recently when i went to tirupati to visit my parents, i saw many movies :) one them happened to me this movie...Aakasamantha...
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The movie is about a relationship between a father and her daughter. For the first time i liked Tirsha (the actress who plays the daughter).
The movie is all about how a father always guides his daughter in every step she takes in her life, right from when she is born..It is a normal story in any family and that is what i think is gonna make the movie be in stands for sometime.
There are some dialogues of Prakash Raj (The actor who plays the father) which are intersting and some times you tend to think on those lines...I am not sure whether all of them are there in the movie or not cause for everysong in the CD there is some intro before the song starts.
One of the song intro is as below:
Ask yourself or anybody, when did you last run out of your house when its raining to get wet in the rain? I think 95% of us will answer in the childhood...Why don't we go out to just get wet like we use to run in the childhood? The rain is still the same, it comes every year the same way but now when rain comes why do we run into the house instead running out?
Nature also teaches us. It gives us a chance every year to become a kid and enjoy, but we don't and why?
Answer...You know..Don't you...
At the end of the movie one of the character in the movie asks Prakash Raj about why did he do so? and he answers..."When ever a child is born, a father is also born along with the child, but most of the times child grows up but the father still remains a child".
I think he said it right...Half of the time we even feel that why can't our fathers or mothers understand us..Now we call it generation gap thinking that they are old...But this movie says Generation gap cause you have grown up... :)
A nice movie and teaches many things...See it if you understand telugu... :)
Priya.
The movie is all about how a father always guides his daughter in every step she takes in her life, right from when she is born..It is a normal story in any family and that is what i think is gonna make the movie be in stands for sometime.
There are some dialogues of Prakash Raj (The actor who plays the father) which are intersting and some times you tend to think on those lines...I am not sure whether all of them are there in the movie or not cause for everysong in the CD there is some intro before the song starts.
One of the song intro is as below:
Ask yourself or anybody, when did you last run out of your house when its raining to get wet in the rain? I think 95% of us will answer in the childhood...Why don't we go out to just get wet like we use to run in the childhood? The rain is still the same, it comes every year the same way but now when rain comes why do we run into the house instead running out?
Nature also teaches us. It gives us a chance every year to become a kid and enjoy, but we don't and why?
Answer...You know..Don't you...
At the end of the movie one of the character in the movie asks Prakash Raj about why did he do so? and he answers..."When ever a child is born, a father is also born along with the child, but most of the times child grows up but the father still remains a child".
I think he said it right...Half of the time we even feel that why can't our fathers or mothers understand us..Now we call it generation gap thinking that they are old...But this movie says Generation gap cause you have grown up... :)
A nice movie and teaches many things...See it if you understand telugu... :)
Priya.
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The story is all about a gril Emma who spells out all her secrets to a stranger on a plane...The next day morning that stranger happens to be the founder of the company she is working for...and what happens next is for you to read....
As i finished this book i felt, that Emma had no big secrets in life to hide... she did not share with anybody is because of the situation...When she was on that turbulent plane she said all that, she never said to anybody ..coz she thought that she is not going to survive....
The way we all live our life...we have many things to say and share but we just don't do that coz of the situation, and some times coz because we think that the other person cannot understand what we felt...or for some other reason..and when it comes to the end it becomes a secret and then we always try and protect it and when ever a situation comes where we tend to say that or we feel that it will some how come out we start moving away from that......
This book connects to the readers since it happens with every one of us...
what Jack did was also right.....He helped her to find herself in some way...He helped her reveal those secrets to persons who should know them...and showed her that these things in life are not all that big.....Overall a good book and a nice story.
For a light read going to pick up "Confessions of a Shopaholic" by the same author...
Enjoy,
Priya.
The way we all live our life...we have many things to say and share but we just don't do that coz of the situation, and some times coz because we think that the other person cannot understand what we felt...or for some other reason..and when it comes to the end it becomes a secret and then we always try and protect it and when ever a situation comes where we tend to say that or we feel that it will some how come out we start moving away from that......
This book connects to the readers since it happens with every one of us...
what Jack did was also right.....He helped her to find herself in some way...He helped her reveal those secrets to persons who should know them...and showed her that these things in life are not all that big.....Overall a good book and a nice story.
For a light read going to pick up "Confessions of a Shopaholic" by the same author...
Enjoy,
Priya.
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Wondering why this topic all of a sudden...!!! Just a small experience of my life...
Long back i have undergone a operation..Its not about remembering the bad days or what pain I have gone through but when i think about it, i feel i had some lessons for life from that operation....
Even today when i look back at the complete journey (which of course is not yet done) i have mixed feelings about it...Some of course negative and some positive..and every time i think about it i give my best to retain only the positive feelings...
To be frank there was no body from my family who motivated or was filling courage into me...Every time i discussed i had standard questions....You decided for this...didn't you? Did you inquire about it properly? How much is the time frame for you to recover? When can you meet guys for marriage after all this like in a month?...At that point i decided forget about who is motivating who is filling courage...I will build it on my own...
First lesson...Do not wait for anybody in this world to do anything...its your life and whoever it is there are not gonna do anything....they are just looking at you with their parameters which is not wrong..so move on do it for yourself....
There were friends who stood by they always supported and they were there when operation also took place...But some times I use to get so irritated with braces and use to breakdown when i cant eat anything...They even did not know what to do...Days went by and then the final day got fixed..July 4th (American Independence Day)...I called up home to say this and they said fine....I called up almost everyone with me and some of them said take care some said we will be there and some said fine....I felt that no body is understanding whats going inside me they are not even speaking to me for some more time, at the end of the day i went to meet my doctor...he said...Do not think about anybody else..You will have to build it up on your own and you will have to face it....
Second Lesson: Anybody in your life will not be there to understand how you are feeling the only thing that is required is work done..."Is it done...Fine".."not done...Why not done?"
The Final Day: I was in a confused state of everything..getting ready for operation (wear these set of clothes, take a pill, tie your hair this way, all the things that nurse was instructing me)...At the end when i was being taken to the theater i waited that some one would pat my shoulder and say "Go on...come back with smiles" no one did that...when i was waiting in the recovery room I was wondering...that whatever the reason might be i opted for it and then i did everything from A to Z everyone is happy that i am getting it done...but why that no body is interested in standing by...I wondered that if i would have resisted for anything of the process they would have said...."I knew you cant stand for it, you took a wrong decision, i told you its a pain which you cant stand" since i was not resisting anything...the statements change...But why not encourage that thing and stand by....
Lesson 3: For anything that you have decided in your life..there might not be anybody to appreciate when you succeed but for sure there would be 100's to criticize...and that's the way the world is...So when you fall remember that the only person who is there with you is YOU....They might do something for you but then in their own way so accept that, be yourself and move on....
Even today when i look back at the whole journey i remember some things...Mangesh (guy who was operated along with me) his courage...My doctor telling me that "you were motivated enough that we could do our job perfectly"...Shalini introducing me to a patient saying "Learn courage from her"...some times i feel its that the outside world which recognizes you but people who were with you for entire life never say anything...that might be because they have accepted you...and they think that you understand them...
The process is not yet over but i have recovered back and now living a normal life...But some times i still feel that some of them are still not understanding what is left after operation is more important to handle than what is over...and this is exactly what my doctor told me the first day i met her..."Its easy to take this decision and getting it done but its difficult to take after it is over" and she of course is true... :)
Everything in life teaches you something...Even a person who drives you crazy shows you where your limits are...So i learned from this too and now i am in a full swing of putting all those in my life and enjoying it...
Priya.
Long back i have undergone a operation..Its not about remembering the bad days or what pain I have gone through but when i think about it, i feel i had some lessons for life from that operation....
Even today when i look back at the complete journey (which of course is not yet done) i have mixed feelings about it...Some of course negative and some positive..and every time i think about it i give my best to retain only the positive feelings...
To be frank there was no body from my family who motivated or was filling courage into me...Every time i discussed i had standard questions....You decided for this...didn't you? Did you inquire about it properly? How much is the time frame for you to recover? When can you meet guys for marriage after all this like in a month?...At that point i decided forget about who is motivating who is filling courage...I will build it on my own...
First lesson...Do not wait for anybody in this world to do anything...its your life and whoever it is there are not gonna do anything....they are just looking at you with their parameters which is not wrong..so move on do it for yourself....
There were friends who stood by they always supported and they were there when operation also took place...But some times I use to get so irritated with braces and use to breakdown when i cant eat anything...They even did not know what to do...Days went by and then the final day got fixed..July 4th (American Independence Day)...I called up home to say this and they said fine....I called up almost everyone with me and some of them said take care some said we will be there and some said fine....I felt that no body is understanding whats going inside me they are not even speaking to me for some more time, at the end of the day i went to meet my doctor...he said...Do not think about anybody else..You will have to build it up on your own and you will have to face it....
Second Lesson: Anybody in your life will not be there to understand how you are feeling the only thing that is required is work done..."Is it done...Fine".."not done...Why not done?"
The Final Day: I was in a confused state of everything..getting ready for operation (wear these set of clothes, take a pill, tie your hair this way, all the things that nurse was instructing me)...At the end when i was being taken to the theater i waited that some one would pat my shoulder and say "Go on...come back with smiles" no one did that...when i was waiting in the recovery room I was wondering...that whatever the reason might be i opted for it and then i did everything from A to Z everyone is happy that i am getting it done...but why that no body is interested in standing by...I wondered that if i would have resisted for anything of the process they would have said...."I knew you cant stand for it, you took a wrong decision, i told you its a pain which you cant stand" since i was not resisting anything...the statements change...But why not encourage that thing and stand by....
Lesson 3: For anything that you have decided in your life..there might not be anybody to appreciate when you succeed but for sure there would be 100's to criticize...and that's the way the world is...So when you fall remember that the only person who is there with you is YOU....They might do something for you but then in their own way so accept that, be yourself and move on....
Even today when i look back at the whole journey i remember some things...Mangesh (guy who was operated along with me) his courage...My doctor telling me that "you were motivated enough that we could do our job perfectly"...Shalini introducing me to a patient saying "Learn courage from her"...some times i feel its that the outside world which recognizes you but people who were with you for entire life never say anything...that might be because they have accepted you...and they think that you understand them...
The process is not yet over but i have recovered back and now living a normal life...But some times i still feel that some of them are still not understanding what is left after operation is more important to handle than what is over...and this is exactly what my doctor told me the first day i met her..."Its easy to take this decision and getting it done but its difficult to take after it is over" and she of course is true... :)
Everything in life teaches you something...Even a person who drives you crazy shows you where your limits are...So i learned from this too and now i am in a full swing of putting all those in my life and enjoying it...
Priya.
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This book is recommended by my sister, and i picked it up and finished it long back but never got a chance to post about it...Indeed long time I did not write any thing over here... :) Now posting since i remembered about it and again read this book for the second time just two weeks back...
This book is about a girl Devi who is meddling with her life and asked to leave her job and then forced to stay with her parents and with all these going around she finds her interest in cooking and then she starts making awesome food...the story reveals many things about her life...a worth reading.After reading this book i was thinking about many things...This book also hints of all those people who are forced to stay abroad by some reason and still want to come back to India but bonded over there they can never take that step for some reason.
Devi the main character in this book looks life in a different way than her family does and never wanted to stay with her mother...she comes back starts staying with them...but never utters a word...But she has many things going in her heart...Reading all those things we start thinking about them...The most important thing is we do read and remember and then feel for a day or two but forget things that made us feel ya even we do this or we also did this...
When my sister recommended this book she did mention that "you might find some thing similar" i don't know what did she find similar...But yes i did find many things similar..Some times i agree with Devi but some times she is also wrong...It is a nice book...Once you start reading you will have a push from inside to complete it also....There was a kind of similarity in many of the things how it happens with me most of the times...
Read it...a kind of different story...
Priya.