Two words.... and its all over! STILL ALL IS WELL??? Huh...!
Just going through one of the many columns of 'The Times of India', containing a hand-written suicide note, when the whole scene of the recent blockbuster, 3 IDIOTS, just creeped before my eyes and that so without a single blink! Right from the shot when JOY asked VIRUS for some more time and relaxation (thank god he didn't ask for his daughter, otherwise VIRUS himself would have slaughtered him & I would have been writing on some other topic! Just...MAY BE! Nothing else.) to complete his project and VIRUS refused & ranged up his dad. and then how it all happened..."I QUIT...!"
Very nice movie; a must watch for all; what a splendid movie by Aamir;... these were the reviews of film critics and the audiences coming out of the large AIR-CONDITIONED MULTIPLEXES or the small Cinema-Ghars! Is this all??? Only to say these beautifull comments on film is our duty? Surely the film crew members would have been ecstatic on hearing to those mind-blasting reviews, but is that all? Did we, the common people of this uncommon nation, for a single moment, thought that whether or not we are losing something very precious? And at what cost? For the former, the answer is big NO..., leave apart some positives (very rare, I must tell you). Did we ever introspected ourselves why we are ending up losing so many young geniuses? Again the answer is a familiar one, NO...! Why i am calling them 'Young Geniuses' is just because I feel that human brain is the greatest machine one could ever imagine! So in my opinion, best always excels, may be the field of its excellence be different! But why to waste geniuses, the best, if it couldn't excell in the field where we silly people want it to be???
The note that I was just able to read, said - '....no more pain for others, and no more sufferings for me. i was making them feel ashamed, so hope that after me, they would surely feel proud....'
I won't start mentioning the real problem and its very cause before you as all of us are fully aware of it and its causes. What i want to say is that we must, at least for a single time, think of what we are losing and what we are gaining out of that. Many of our very educated parents, teachers, or anybody (won't say that any particular set of persons are responsible for this, as in the present context, everybody is equally responsible) think that if their ward is not at the top, then its a matter of shame for them, like "log kya khenge humare bare me, kis cheez ki kami chhori thi jo tum itna bhi nahi kar paye, naak katwa di hamari tumne to, isse to achha hota ki tu humen zeher de deta ya khud zeher le leta" and all that mind boggling stuffs! For those, i would just like to say one line- "Kya ye izzat aapke bachchon ki jaan se jada jaruri hai? Those who are at the top of their profession, they are there just because they have chosen the work they loved always, not what their parents or teachers loved."
To conclude, I would just like to say- 'Dont force them down, rather try to back them up. don't make them feel scared from some of the many sacred words we pronounce- PARENTS or TEACHERS'.
hey its good to see ur blog...it ws a nice article to start with.. good work.
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