The title may say “Clear thoughts of a Confused Head”. But, it’s in my nature to be confused.
Read random rants, written on stuff that I couldn’t decide which category they actually belong to!
As it showers, keep that book aside, run to your terrace and drench yourself, get soaked in whatever you're wearing, but make sure you're wearing something. Stretch your arms out, lift your head upwards, feel those droplets on your face and body.
Struggle is not subjective. A person's success cannot be discredited based on that person's background. Next time when you downplay someone's success, think twice.
I don't write for a living. I don't blog to earn revenues. I don't do it to flaunt a thousand followers. I don't know if my writing will ever take me there. Yet, I do it. Why? For "Nirmal Anand".
Life's like that! The reality of life remains that you'll stay relevant as long as you're relevant.
It's a nice thing that certain things in life are either so expensive or so boring that they don't reach the masses.
"...You know, the problem with being the last of anything, by and by, there'll be none left at all."
The voice of C. Ashwath is beautifully bringing to life the words “Baare nanna Shaarade!”, by K.S. Narasimhaswamy, in my ears. The sweet taste of Twinkle Khanna’s short story Noni Appa, celebrating the pure-hearted romance …
No, I don't have an iota of problem in him saying any thing against the Hindu society, Hinduism or even the Mahabharata. But, people like him can be more rational and weigh their words before they come out of their guts!
Do you still play 'antakshari' when there's a power cut? Do you still eat rice and sambar using your hands and not using a spoon, when in office?
There's always a plan. Most of us depend on plans to keep ourselves organized. Most parts of our lives are spent in planning instead of living.
