I was coming back from my dance rehearsals when a good friend called to tell me about when our M.A.(psychology) exams were slated. To my horror, these dates clashed with my M.F.A.(masters in Bharatanatyam). The probability that the dates would clash was too little and insignificant. For a while I didn’t know how to react to this news. My friend did know that I would be shocked.
There was so much I had to do. For the masters in dance, I had to make 4 journals, 3 projects and 2 assignments. Whoever thought dance would involve so much paper work! These volumes of work were taking up all my study time. I was getting nervous by the day.
We are all whizzing through life, with our foot firmly pressed on the accelerator. Zooming from one milestone to another, life for most of us just resembles distant scenery that we occasionally glimpse in the rear-view mirror. With our eyes clearly trained towards the road ahead, we hurry on. And on. And on. And on. Without the faintest clue as to where we are going, as we are in such a hurry that we don’t even read the signboards that probably read : stop and smell the roses.
Dreams have been a mystery to us since Adam first breathed life. The stuff of legends, myth and fairy tale, dreams have always fascinated mankind. If you too have wondered about what dreams are all about, read on …
I was intrigued by the promos of this particular movie. It looked appealing. Not that the subject has never been made into a movie, but… this time it was Amitabh in there. You dont need to be a rocket surgeon to know that such a movie would not have done very well in India. What concerns me more than the movie is that it flopped so bad at the box office. Most people I know who’ve seen the movie couldn’t sit through it. Not because it was a bad movie, but because they just couldnt accept the fact that a 60 year old Amitabh was infatuated about an 18 year old Jia Khan.