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Last Song I Listened to - Dil Jhoom, I think? I mean, I also listened to Jab Tak 😅

Currently Watching - Gilmore Girls!! My bestie and my uncle got me into it, and I haven’t watched many episodes, but so far I am loving it. That being said, I didn’t watch it yesterday or day before yesterday because I was busy rewatching old movies and falling in love with them all over again. The thing is, I have a new found appreciation for all the movies because I am (somewhat) more mature and older.

Currently Obsessed With - Dhoni and Sushant. I am sorry, but I rewatched Untol Story day before yesterday and I am grieving Sushant all over again 😭 Of course, Arijit bhi hai, but he has been my obsession for a while now 😂

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Tagged by @brotherbro who tagged anyone who wants to do this!

Last song I listened to: Ojos Asi by Shakira

Currently watching: Criminal Minds (I'm on season 15) but I haven't been watching much lately

Currently obsessed with: the Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells and I'm also obsessed with Jason Todd rn

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Woh Din Piano Notes | Chhichhore

Woh Din Piano Notes

Notes :-  Yaadon ke, purane album mein C5 B4 G4, A4 G4 F4 E4 G4 E5 Chhupa ke rakhe hain, humne woh din A4 G4 F4 E4 G4 E5, D5 C5 D5 B4 Gullak mein, padi chavanni si C5 B4 G4, A4 G4 F4 E4 G4 E5 Bacha ke rakhe hain, humne woh din A4 G4 F4 E4 G4 E5, D5 C5 D5 B4 A4 G4 Na kisi, manzil ki fikar thi E5 D5 E5 D5 D5, D5 E5 F5 F5 C5 B4 C5 D5 Zindagi, jeene ki umar thi E5 D5 D5, D5 E5 F5 F5 C5 B4 C5 D5 Dosti, aur doston se udhar ke din the G5 F5 F5, F5 G5 F5 E5 D5 D5 F5 E5 D5 C5 B4 Woh din bhi kya din the, woo... C5 B4 B4 C5 D5 C5, C5 G4 E4 E5 C5 Woh din bhi kya din the, woo... C5 B4 B4 C5 D5 C5, C5 G4 E4 E5 C5 Woh din bhi kya din the, woo... C5 B4 B4 C5 D5 C5, C5 G4 E4 E5 C5 Woh din bhi kya din the, woo... C5 B4 B4 C5 D5 C5, C5 G4 E4 E5 C5 B4

About Song :-

"Woh Din" is a heartwarming and nostalgic song from the Bollywood film "Chhichhore," which was released in 2019. The film was directed by Nitesh Tiwari and featured Sushant Singh Rajput, Shraddha Kapoor, and an ensemble cast. The song "Woh Din" captures the essence of nostalgia and friendship. Here's some information about the song "Woh Din": Release Date: "Woh Din" was part of the soundtrack of the film "Chhichhore," which was released in 2019. Singers: The song is sung by Tushar Joshi, who provided the vocals for the male version of the song. Shreya Ghoshal sang the female version. Music Director: The music for "Woh Din" was composed by Pritam, a highly acclaimed music director in the Indian film industry. Lyricist: The lyrics for the song were penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya, a prominent lyricist in Bollywood. Genre: Bollywood, Nostalgic Language: Hindi Background: "Woh Din" is a sentimental and nostalgic song that takes the listener back in time. It reflects on the joys and camaraderie of college days and youthful friendships. The song is used in the film to evoke a sense of nostalgia and to emphasize the importance of cherishing memories and friendships. Significance: "Woh Din" received praise for its emotional depth and heartfelt lyrics. It resonated with audiences who appreciated its nostalgic theme and the film's message of celebrating friendship and memories. Legacy: The song "Woh Din" has continued to be cherished by fans of the film "Chhichhore" and has been frequently revisited as an anthem for college friendships and nostalgia. It remains a favorite track for those who appreciate meaningful and sentimental Bollywood songs. Overall, "Woh Din" is a poignant and soulful song that captures the essence of nostalgia and the importance of cherishing memories and friendships from one's youth. It has left a lasting impact on listeners and is a beloved song in the context of Indian cinema. Read the full article

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PK (2014): A Satirical Masterpiece That Questions Beliefs and Humanity

Introduction

Bollywood has produced its fair share of thought-provoking films, but "PK," directed by Rajkumar Hirani, stands out as a truly exceptional piece of cinema. Released in 2014, this satirical comedy-drama took the Indian film industry by storm and sparked discussions on religion, superstition, and the essence of humanity. In this blog post, we delve into the world of "PK" and explore what makes it a cinematic masterpiece.

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Plot Synopsis

"PK" tells the story of an innocent and curious alien named PK, played by Aamir Khan, who arrives on Earth but loses his communication device (resembling a remote control) that he needs to return home. In his quest to retrieve it, PK finds himself in the midst of human society, navigating cultural diversity, religious beliefs, and societal norms.

Satire with a Heart

At its core, "PK" is a satirical take on the complexities of religion and belief systems. PK's childlike innocence and inquisitiveness lead him to ask profound and often uncomfortable questions about the practices of various religions, exposing the absurdity of some rituals and customs. The film doesn't aim to mock but rather to encourage introspection and critical thinking.

Aamir Khan's Stellar Performance

Aamir Khan's portrayal of PK is nothing short of remarkable. His physicality, expressions, and mannerisms capture the essence of an otherworldly being trying to comprehend human behavior. His performance is a masterclass in subtlety and nuance, making PK a character that is both endearing and thought-provoking.

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Anushka Sharma's Jagat Janani

Anushka Sharma plays Jagat Janani, a young journalist who befriends PK and helps him navigate the complexities of human society. Her character adds depth to the narrative, and her chemistry with Aamir Khan is a highlight of the film.

Supporting Cast and Music

The film boasts a talented supporting cast, including Sushant Singh Rajput, Boman Irani, and Sanjay Dutt, who contribute to the film's overall charm. The music, composed by Shantanu Moitra and Ajay-Atul, complements the story beautifully, with songs like "Chaar Kadam" and "Love Is a Waste of Time" leaving a lasting impact.

Impact and Legacy

"PK" was not just a box office hit; it was a cultural phenomenon. Its thought-provoking narrative sparked conversations about religion, secularism, and humanity across India. Some of the film's iconic scenes, like PK standing outside a church, mosque, and temple with a transistor, became emblematic of its message.

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Conclusion

"PK" is a cinematic gem that blends satire, social commentary, and heartfelt storytelling. It challenges us to question our beliefs, transcend religious divides, and rediscover the essence of humanity beneath the trappings of organized religion. Aamir Khan's brilliant performance, coupled with Rajkumar Hirani's direction, makes "PK" a must-watch film that continues to resonate with audiences, reminding us to keep asking questions and seeking answers. It's not just a movie; it's a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment.

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सुशांत सिंह राजपूत को दोस्त ने Roar सॉन्ग के जरिए दी आखिरी विदाई, बोले- अब आराम करो भाई, हम दहाड़ेंगे… सुशांत सिंह राजपूत (Sushant Singh Rajput) पर दोस्त अरियन (Arian Romal) ने बनाया आखिरी गाना खास बातें

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Khulke Jeene Ka: सुशांत सिंह राजपूत की आखिरी फिल्म का तीसरा गाना... YouTube पर छाया सॉन्ग

Khulke Jeene Ka: सुशांत सिंह राजपूत की आखिरी फिल्म का तीसरा गाना… YouTube पर छाया सॉन्ग

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दिल बेचारा का तीसरा गाना रिलीज हो गया है. ‘दिल बेचारा’ का तीसरा सॉन्ग ‘खुलके जीने का (Khulke Jeene Ka)’ रिलीज हो गया है. यूट्यूब पर यह गाना नंबर वन ट्रेंड (Trend on YouTube) कर रहा है.

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दिल बेखर के खुलके जीना का गाना! संजना को संजय की जिंदगी के सबक नेटिजेन्स भावुक कर देते हैं छवि स्रोत: INSTAGRAM / SANJANASANGHI96 Dil Bechara's Khulke Jeene Ka song out सुशांत सिंह राजपूत की पिछली फिल्म दिल बेचेहरा का एक और दिल को छू लेने वाला ट्रैक यूट्यूब पर आ गया है। आत्मा को छू लेने वाला गीत खुलके जीने का शो सुशांत उर्फ ​​मैनी किस तरह संजना सांघी द्वारा निभाई गई किजी को सिखाता है, जीवन को पूरी तरह से जीने के लिए। यह गाना पेरिस में शूट किया गया है, और अगर अभिनेता आज हमारे साथ होते, तो वह प्यार के शहर में शूटिंग के यादगार क्षणों और अपने सभी मजेदार अनुभवों के बारे में साझा करते। इस गीत को अरिजीत सिंह और शशा तिरुपति ने गाया है, जो कि कथाकार एआर रहमान द्वारा रचित है, यह अपनी पहली ��ीट्स के साथ दिल को छू जाता है।

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दिल बेचारा ! Dil Bechara - A.R. Rahman!Sushant Singh Rajput lyrics in Hindi

दिल बेचारा

फ्रेंडजोन का मारा

दिल बेचारा

फ्रेंडजोन का मारा

फ्रेंडजोन का मारा

कोइ तो बता दे क्या करूँ

कोइ बता दे क्या करूँ

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Song: Dil Bechara

Movie: Dil Bechara

Singer: A.R. Rahman

Music: A.R. Rahman

Starring: Sushant Singh Rajput

Dil Bechara Lyrics in English

Dil Bechara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

Dil Bechara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

Koyi Toh Bata De Kya Karoon

Koyi Bata De Kya Karoon

Dil Bechara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

L Mein Joda OVE

Main Toh Love Love Love Hi Kiya

Usne Joda IKE

Mere Ko Like Like Like Hi Kiya

Dil Bechara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

Oh Baby Yaad Hai Mujhe

Tera Birthday Day Day

Tera Birthday Day Day Day

Tu Har Saal Mera Birthday

Bhool Bhool Bhool Jaye Roz

Tere Call Ki Main Raah Dekhun

Tu SMS Bhi Na Kare

Tu Mujhe Miss Bhi Na Kare

Kyun Mujhe Miss Bhi Na Kare

Kyun?

Dil Bechara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

Dil Bechara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

Friend Zone Ka Maara

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Dil Bechara title track featuring late Sushant Singh Rajput out, fans elated to watch actor's last performance

Dil Bechara title track featuring late Sushant Singh Rajput out, fans elated to watch actor’s last performance

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Dil Bechara title track featuring late Sushant Singh Rajput out, fans elated to watch actor’s last performance

The wait for Sushant Singh Rajput’s last song is finally over! The makers of his upcoming film ‘Dil Bechara’ have now released the last song of the actor which happens to be the title track. Choreographed by Farah Khan, Dil Bechara title song is composed by…

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Rest In Peace ~ Sushant Singh Rajput

Hey guys, I was going into a spiral thinking about SSR and everything he went through and I needed somewhere to write my feelings down. There’s so much noise about this on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, I didn’t want to add to the noise, bashing and overall negativity, so found this to be the best place. I’m sorry in advance if I offend anyone. This is going to be very long. 

Sushant Singh Rajput the Actor and Human:

I’m not going to lie, I wasn’t his biggest fan, not by a long shot. I watched him in Pavitra Rishta every now and then because my mum was obsessed with that show and I used to be confused as to why everyone was obsessed with Manav and Archana - I was 12 years old when the show started and just felt it was another saas-bahu serial. However, to this day it amazes me how Manav and Archana were able to capture their audience for three consecutive years when their story was another saas-bahu serial. It was obviously the actors portraying them, and it takes a lot to grab someone’s attention and keep it on yourself. SSR had that energy. I remember then he came onto Jhalak Dikhlaa Jaa, I watched that show quite religiously because of my love for dance, and was bowled over by how good of a dancer he was. He had perfect lines, and his posture was amazing, I was in awe every time he danced. I remember that in that show he proposed to his then-gf in the cutest way possible, a proposal that is etched into my mind till this day. 

He then left his daily soap, for a career in Bollywood, it was a very risky, bold move because it is a well known fact - Tellywood actors, are rarely able to make good careers in Bollywood. Most of them become irrelevant after their first or second movie. But man was everyone wrong about Sushant. I didn’t watch Kai Po Che, but I remember the buzz around it at the time, everyone was talking about it, and it was one of the biggest movies of that year. He then did Shuddh Desi Romance - a movie I was inclined to watch because he was in it, I was slowly turning into a fan, but I didn’t get the chance to watch it. Then came PK. When PK’s trailer was launched, SSR’s cameo was kept a secret, I remember I was in the theatre and he came onto the screen and absolutely owned it. His performance as Sarfaraz won me over, and a smile still comes to my face when I remember him in the song “chaar kadam”. SSR had an amazing screen presence, he knew how to keep the audience’s attention on himself and a lot of the time you would forget this Sushant Singh Rajput, in fact you would only think of him as his character. The brilliance in his craft was the ability to become his characters completely, to the point you think of them as a real person. The next movie I watched of his was MS Dhoni - a movie that became a sensation. Everyone who went to the movie as Dhoni fans, came back as Sushant’s fan. He deserved that and more. You could see his hardwork, his passion and his dedication in everything he did. I remember when the trailer for Raabta dropped, I was super excited two of my favourite actors - Sushant and Kriti had come together. At that point I started watching more interviews of him and got to know him a little from what he portrayed as a person. Raabta flopped at the box office, however, personally I enjoyed it and I was amazed at the chemistry he had with Kriti Sanon. In Kedarnath, I was so excited that Sara Ali Khan was doing her debut with him, and man both did not disappoint. Kedarnath was an amazing movie and Sushant portrayed his character with utmost conviction. Chichore was the last movie I watched of his and I absolutely loved the movie and him in it. The themes and overall message of that movie hit deep, and it was intelligently made, with comedy mixed with the darker themes, but not taking away from the main message they were trying to convey. Overall, even though I wasn’t a fan of him at the start of his career, he had won me over. 

I also started adoring him as a person. His love for physics and astronomy; his eyes full of curiosity and enthusiasm towards the great unknowns. He didn’t finish his engineering degree, but the childlike wonder he had towards science made me excited as a scientist myself. He showed everyone that he had a brilliant mind and I’ve said this before and I’ll said it again, actors who are educated and well-spoken make me respect them more, they have a different way of thinking, they are eloquent and they show how much education can do for a person. SSR had all of these qualities. I could hear him speak for hours at a time. His instagram posts were always so deep and meaningful, it would make me thing differently, and his 50 things bucket list inspired me to no end. Especially how much he wanted to do for other people and how much he wanted to grow as a person. He also had an infectious smile, his smile used to make his fans smile and it takes a big person to do that. 

SSR’s Death: 

I was doing an assignment when one of my friend’s had sent me the news. I thought it was a hoax at first, but then I googled him, and it was true - Sushant Singh Rajput had committed suicide. Honestly, I’ve been distraught since then, I cried multiple times, and I can’t stop thinking about him, the pain he must’ve felt in order to take this decision, and whenever I saw his sisters or dad I cried even more, the sadness and despair I felt would be nothing compared to theirs, especially because his death was preventable. I’ve never been depressed, I’ve had my fair share of panic attacks and anxiety but I don’t know what depression is. I only know what I’ve studied, that people who are depressed have physiologically different brains to people who are not, they have decreased levels of oxytocin and serotonin, and that they have less grey matter. I’ve also been told that this causes them to not be able to function, they sleep too much, become unable to socialise, and their brain starts to turn them against themselves. However, I believe that there is always an underlying cause of depression. There are triggers for depression, a person doesn’t become depressed over nothing. I know everyone wants to know the trigger; why did he take such a drastic step, but he didn’t leave a note. He left with silence. I know it is difficult, but I feel that we should respect that, however, we should not let him die in vain. 

But I’m going to be real here IT IS NOT OUR PLACE AS THE GENERAL PUBLIC/AUDIENCE OR FANS TO GO ONTO OTHER CELEBRITIES TWITTERS/FB/IG AND CALL THEM MURDERERS. How dare we think that we can blame other people for someone’s death. I don’t care how these people treated him while he was alive, let them mourn him in peace. His death has taught me one thing, not one person is toxic, not one industry is toxic, all of us are. The person who is now checking up on every single person that they usually would not care for because of guilt, the girl shouting all over my timeline that Karan Johar, Deepika Padukone and Alia Bhatt murdered SSR, the boy screaming that x person didn’t post about his death they wouldn’t be affected by this or they don’t care. Every single person. Everyone needs to stop with raging on social media. They need to take a step back and breathe, and mourn and let others mourn. 

My take on Nepotism and Bollywood: 

Here’s the crux of the issue. Bollywood. I’m your average desi girl, I’ve grown up watching bollywood, being obsessed with it. To the point that at a certain time I only watched Bollywood. Then the whole nepotism scandal hit. I remember thinking to myself then, what’s the big deal? Also did people really not think about this until an actress had to come speak about it on national television? Did no one realise that Bollywood has been preferring starkids over other talents for decades? I used to think that yeah, Bollywood has nepotism, but where does nepotism not exist. The truth is nepotism exists everywhere. A doctor’s child becomes a doctor. A business man’s child becomes a businessman etc. But here’s the thing, the doctor’s child has to work towards becoming a doctor, he/she has to go through the same steps that other non-doctor children have to do. The only advantage they get is, that their parents might be able to help prepare them for what’s coming, and it’s not like every doctor has doctor parents, both people get equal opportunity. The child of a doctor just has more insight. However, in Bollywood, there is no equal ground, it isn’t as if a starkid only has it easy to get their first movie. Nope, they sign their second or third movie before their first one releases. Take Sara Ali Khan for example, she had already signed Simmba, before Kedarnath had released. Now take Anushka Sharma, she didn’t get her second movie two years after the release of her first one. Nepotism does exist, it will exist, but in other industries, the people who aren’t a product of it are still able to get promoted, to do good work and receive equal opportunity. However, in Bollywood this is not the case. It has never been the case. This needs to change. This needs to desperately change. Especially because nepotism didn’t use to be as bad, as the products of nepotism were still talented, but now, they are not, and SSR’s death can bring this change, because Bollywood is losing it’s credibility, and as I consider Bollywood my own, my home, I want it to do better. Actors who come from non-film backgrounds and television deserve to share space in mainstream cinema with those who do come from film backgrounds. 

Where From Here

In the past couple of years, we’ve become a horrible society. We pretend to like people when we meet them, and then bitch about them behind their back. We also think that whatever comes to our heads we can say to whatever celebrity the way we want because them being public figures is an open invitation for us to say hurtful things to them which normally we would not say if we meet them in person. We are the people who cry about nepotism, and then when a movie doesn’t have a big star in it we go “we’ll watch it at home, if we have time, why waste money going to the cinema”. We are the same people who cry about mental health issues and to raise awareness, when we think its absolutely fine to give a celebrity death threats because of a comment they made. We are also those people who cry about how SSR was treated unfairly, when we had a chance to go see his movies but didn’t. Who gave us this authority to be able to judge? Who gave us the right? If we won’t talk to other people with such disrespect in real life, why can we over the internet? WE. NEED. TO. DO. BETTER. AS. A. SOCIETY. 

We need to stop shaming people, we need to support artists that aren’t star kids, but also support star kids. They don’t deserve the hate they get either. It isn’t completely their fault that they are given more opportunity. It’s our fault too. We are the ones who make them successful. Directors know that they could sell more tickets with Ranbir Kapoor on the poster than Sushant Singh Rajput, even if Sushant Singh Rajput is a better artist. We need to support both talents. We need to show filmmakers as an audience, that both artists should be given equal opportunity. That the only thing nepotism should do for a starkid is just give them insight on what a life of an actor is like. That is all. They should also go to auditions, they should also be accepted or rejected based on talent. And for the love of god, we need to stop getting celebrities to judge other celebrities based on acting skills and sex appeal. it’s 2020, we can do better. 

Also to anyone who’s having any sort of dark thoughts. Please, I beg of you talk to someone. There is someone who loves you; your parents, siblings, teachers, friends, family, that brown guy in your dms. And if you truly don’t know anyone that you can talk to, talk to a therapist on a free hotline. My inbox is also always open if you want to chat. 

To Sushant Singh Rajput - I will miss seeing you at the movies, your smile and your interviews, and how much of an inspiration you were to me. I hope you are at peace now, and finally found happiness. 

For anyone who read this - thank you for reading my absolute ramble and I hope I made sense 

Here’s a dumb joke to make you hopefully smile a little, or at least roll your eyes: What do you call bacteria found in Agra? Agraculture - does this even make sense. IDK. All I want to say is, that I’ve been an absolute dukhi aatma for the past couple of days, and now its time to smile, and look at some positives. 

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DIL BECHARA❤

“Perhaps, the difference between what is miserable, and that, which is spectacular, lies in the leap of faith ~ SSR”

Dil bechara is a 2020 Indian hindi language coming of age romantic drama film which is inspired by John’s green novel “The fault in our stars”. The movie tell us about the reality which is far more worse than what all romantic movies show. It tells us about that there is never a happy ending. Ending is always sad. It tells us about that life is unconditional. We should live every moment of it as the last moment.

This movie is released after 40 days after the death of its lead actor Sushant Singh Rajput (SSR). His death is still a mystery. It was portrayed as a suicide but according to many people including me thinks that it was a planned murder.

Anyways in movie also SSR (character name- Manny) shoots a film for his friend JP with the lead actress Sanjana (character name- Kizzie Basu) and that movie is released after the death of Manny.

Plot of the movie:

Kizie Basu is fighting thyroid cancer when she meets Immanuel Rajkumar Junior or Manny, who has previously suffered from osteosarcoma and is in remission. Manny and his friend JP, who is suffering from glaucoma, are making a movie together, inspired by Rajinikanth's films. Manny invites Kizie to be the female lead. The two bond over his love for Rajnikanth's movies and her love for music, specifically an incomplete song by Abhimanyu Veer. Kizie and Manny gradually fall in love as they shoot scenes for JP's film. After an operation, JP loses sight in his second eye, making him go blind.

One day, Manny informs Kizie that he has managed to track down Abhimanyu Veer and get in touch with him. Kizie e-mails Veer, who replies that she can visit him in Paris to get her questions answered. Kizie and Manny convince Kizie's parents to allow them to take the trip, with the condition that Kizie's mother would join them. As they are making arrangements for the trip, Kizie's cancer gets worse and she is hospitalized.

After her recovery, she is weakened and initially distances herself from Manny but later relents. They go to Paris to visit Veer, who turns out to have no conclusive answers, disappointing Kizie. Soon after, Manny informs Kizie that his cancer had returned and is now terminal.

As Manny's health deteriorates, Kizie convinces him to finish the film. Manny then invites JP and Kizie to his mock funeral, where they deliver eulogies that they have both prepared. Manny dies soon after, leaving a letter for Kizie, explaining that he had finished Veer's song for her, but ultimately had to take Veer's help for it. JP's finished film is premiered in an open air theatre, where Kizie and the crowd experience the emotions that Manny went through on screen. In the final scene of the film, he breaks the fourth wall and speaks to Kizie, to which she replies "Seri".

 Lessons of love, life and death from the movie:

1)  Living with a fatal disease is scary. You wish to have a normal life, a life where you’re not breathing borrowed air. But that looks like a dream. You are always left worrying about the ones you love- how will they live without you? You feel like a time bomb and everyone you love become a hostage of your disease.

2) No one likes incomplete stories, especially not when the story, that song hits close to time. When we don’t get our closure from the stories, we try to make our own endings. And in life too, we want closure from people.

3) It sucks when your dreams are taken away from you. You watch things fall apart and wonder if things will be the same, ever again. But remember, you need not fulfil all your big dreams. Sometimes, all you can do is fulfil someone else’s small dream. And maybe, just maybe, you might feel complete.

4) You want truth, but not the pain that comes with it. Truth can be hard and terrifying.  Sometimes love doesn’t last- you can never be prepared for what’s coming next. The thing you know, you are back in the hospital, fighting for your life. No matter how hard you try, sometimes, you will get hurt.

5) Life can be unfair sometimes, and some things are rather inevitable. We push away the ones we love, thinking we are saving them from some pain, but other people suffering is not for us to decide. We just got to give it to people- if they want to be there with us in our suffering. That’s love- you accept the good and ugly.

6) We don’t know how or when our story will begin or reach it’s end. But what we know is for the times we exist, we’re the writers to our story. And we get to choose how we want to live this life.

7) Death, as we all know it, is scary. But what makes it easier are the lasting relationships we leave behind. You never truly know what you mean to someone until you’re gone, and that is scary. So have a pre-funeral with your girlfriend and your best friend. Hear them tell the most embarrassing and amazing stories about you. You might find your closure.

8) Dil bechara taught us that presence of a person doesn’t matter when you are in love with their soul.

 Best dialogues of the movie and it’s translation in english:

1) Janam kab lena h aur marna kab h, hum decide nhi kar skte. Par kaise jeena h, wo hum decide kar sakte h

Translation: We can’t decide when we will be born or when we will die but we can very well decide how to live our life.

 2) Kehte hai Pyaar neend ki tarah hota hai.Dheere dheere aata hai.Aur phir ekdum se aap, usmein kho jaate hai

 Translation: It is said that love is like sleep. It comes slowly but then suddenly you get lost in it.

 3)  Jab koi mar jaata h toh uske saath jeene ki umeed bhi mar jaati h par maut nhi aati

 Translation: When someone we are close to dies, with that our hope of living also dies.

 4) Hero banne ke liye popular nhi hona pdta wo app real life mein bhi ban skte h

 Translation: To become a hero, you don’t have to be popular. Hero exists in real life also.

 5) Ek tha raja, ek thi raani dono mar gye khatam kahani.

 Translation: There was a king, there was a queen and when both died, the story ends.

 6) Meri raani zinda h aur tab tak humari kahani bhi zinda h

 Translation: My queen is still alive and till that our story is also alive.

 7) Tum mere heart ke liye zarrori ho, it beats faster every time you come closer.

Translation: You are important for my heart as it beats faster every time you come closer.

 8) Man karta h itna tight hug du ki inki tooti hui zindagi jod du

Translation: I wish I can hug them so tight that their broken lives get repaired.

  Hahaha…. Thanks for reading this one. This blog has my heart. And if you have not watched this movie then do watch it!!!

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1. It's your birthday! What did you ask for and did you receive it?

uuuhhh it's been a long time since I've got a birthday gift, the last one I remember getting was a DSLR camera my dad gave as a early birthday present for my 15th birthday, I asked for a semi-DSLR like the one my aunt has cuz it'd have the same controls as a regular digital camera.... But my dad thought it'd be better if I'm accustomed to a professional camera what was he thinking idk 😂. O and my best friend gave me a stuffed animal (puppy) for my 16th and some of my other friends gave me some pretty stationaries, yeah that's the last birthday gifts I got

2. What was the last song or album you listened to?

TDC: Eternity from TXT's recent comeback!! I really loved their comeback, like everything is just *chef's kiss* they really keep raising the level every comeback just ugh I love them. Also Sara Bareilles -She Used To Be Mine

3. What is your go to snack when you're hungry or bored?

Well it depends on what my parents already have at home and what I'm craving, so usually it ends up being orange wedges or dates(and other sorts of dry fruits) for something healthy. If I'm craving something savoury or something borderline spicy, then nimki (controversial opinion:store bought nimki+Nutella= best thing ever, don't hate me for this) or chanachur ( jhal muri 🔥😋) or Mama noodles with poached eggs if I'm hungrier than usual (Google mama noodles BD), if I'm craving something sweet then chocolate (if my dad decided to buy some🙃) or Masala Cha (just Google "doodh pati chai" in case you're confused) and no it's not chai latte

4. What's your morning routine?

During weekdays (pre-covid) I'd *try* to wake up and get ready for school at least an hour before my mom cuz she's sick so I don't try to bother her too much. Also I happen to be very disoriented the 1st hour and a half after waking up in the morning, so imagine trying to make your breakfast and school lunch in that state yikes I don't even know how to cook MAMA NOODLES ALL THE WAYY~~~~. Nowadays, my mom and I wake up around the same time and make breakfast together, sometimes my dad helps too if he manages to wake up a bit earlier. Then after breakfast we do our own chores around the house. I'm starting to hate how everything changed cuz of the virus just.... ugh it ruined so many things for me.

5. What mythical/cryptid creature would you be?

uuuhhh idk really, Phoenix sounds cool maybe that

6. How do you interact with someone that you don't like?If they haven't really done anything wrong to me or mean with me then I try my best to be nice with them, cuz irl I usually judge people too harshly at1st glance . Since I don't want to be like *a bitch* to everyone I meet, I try to interact a little with them to see if my preconceived ideas about them were accurate enough to actually not like them. If they are, I still try to be nice to them, but I try to keep distance from them and not interact more than necessary.

7. How do you define a toxic person?

Someone who is fueled by hate and exhausts you emotionally, affects yours emotional and mental state negatively. A human equivalent of a blood sucking leech.

8. Have you ever been to a concert or fanmeet type of event? If not, would you want to?

Idk if it counts or not but I did go to a concert "technically speaking" but it non-kpop and school organized. Earlier in spring, our school hosted a "Battle of the Bands" after many years where bands from different local schools participated and 2 famous bands from our city were invited as guest bands to perform. This was my 1st concert and it was an open air concert, they literally built an actual stage on our basketball field and the audience were on the football (🇺🇸soccer) field. This became one of my best memories from my last year of high school ❤️ (even tho the pandemic really screwed me over but 🤷‍♀️ what else can be done right?)

9. Do you believe in astrology? Why or why not?

I sort of do, cuz if you research and calculate well enough is does give an insight into people's characteristics and compatibility with other people really well, but I don't think it's a good for like predicting people's future and stuff, also I think astrology has more to do the seasons that are related to each of the signs rather than the constellations of your sun sign.

10. If you only had one sense (hearing, touch, sight, etc...), which would you want?

I can barely function properly with all of my working senses how'd y'all expect me to work with one???? But if I had to choose, it might be touch.

11. Who is your favorite celebrity or idol?

Sushant Singh Rajput (rest in peace 😔), Park Jaehyung of Day6 and Bebe Rexha okie I'll stop before this gets too long

12. If you could talk to your favorite celebrity for a limited time, what would you tell them?

If it's someone I really admire, for example Day6 / Stray kids, then firstly I'd try not freak out and have a normal conversation with them and tell them how their music has helped me and how as their fan I recognize their hardwork and I'm proud of them and their efforts and that I want to see them as they can possibly be in this lifetime.

13. I'm taking you out on a date and it's your choice. Where are we going and what are we doing?

This is assuming that we've known each other at least as friends/ as acquaintances so I'd go for a lunch or coffee date followed by movie at a theater. I want a date where we can talk to each other freely and listen each other's ideas, life stories, etc. Like really getting to know each other as much as possible.

14. Do you like sweet or savory foods?

Sweet!

15. Do you have any band merchandise or merchandise from any of your favorite artists? If so, what?

Nope, not yet. I'd prefer to buy stuff like that with my own money when I have a job

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सोशल मीडिया पर छाया सुशांत राजपूत के गाने ‘Taare Ginn’ का मेकिंग वीडियो, ऐसे शूट हुआ था सॉन्ग

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(photo credit: screen grab from twitter/@CastingChhabra) दिल बेचारा (Dil Bechara) के डायरेक्टर मुकेश छाबड़ा (Mukesh Chhabra) ने कहा कि रोमांटिक सॉन्ग तारे गिन फिल्म का एक अहम हिस्सा है. इस बीच गाने का मेकिंग वीडियो सोशल मीडिया पर खूब सुर्खियां…

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Cover Credits: 

Singer & Featuring: Maarisha 

 Mentor: Sucheta Bhattacharjee 

 Cover Arrangement & Programming: Buddha (Budhaditya Mukherjee) & Team 

 Mix & Master: Budhaditya Mukherjee 

 Recording Studio: 

Rawr Cover Video: Tallz & Ritu Kumar and Team 

Video Editing: Tallz 

Special Acknowledgement: Samarjit Singh Luthra & Vibha Sinha 

A beautiful performance by this new singer on the horizon, Jaan Nisaar cover song brings in the harmonious mix of human feelings that lasts long in the mind. Maarisha is the voice of tenderness and peace. The singer has always regarded music as her religion. Her songs come from the peace of her soul and for the listeners it is this tranquility that comes in form of tender words. Her quest for finding perfection in her musical creations had started way back. Her knowledge of music and her relentless practice to attain the ability to touch the souls of her listeners has been phenomenal. Her Bollywood Music cover song has come up with the depth, created by the silence between the notes. Musical harmony is generated whenever two or more notes are played at the same time. Harmony can refer to the arrangements of the different pitches of the notes in a chord just as it can refer to the overall structure of a song. Maarisha has garnered a widespread appreciation by creating that harmony. Her vocals in “Jaan Nisaar cover song” is sure to touch every single soul and she hopes it makes to the list of Popular Indian Music About Maarisha: Maarisha is being mentored in Music in Guru- Shishya tradition by her guru Sucheta Bhattacharjee. She has started her musical career with “Jaan Nisaar Cover Song”. In the past, she has lent her voice to a few advertisements and has performed in a couple of musical programs as well

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The connection is that Dinesh Vijan directed his directorial debut, which he, Homi Adajania and Bhushan Kumar co-produced. The film stars Sushant Singh Rajput and Kriti Sanon, Rajkumar in a supporting role and Raghuram Rajan as director.

It sounds so silly to even make a film in 2017 to test the formula, but Dinesh Vijan, who is making his directorial debut, comes up with a cheesy and clichéd love story that doubles as a yawn-fest. The film was released in India on October 6, 2017 in a limited edition of 1,000 screens.

Moving to Budapest, a film about a young woman and her love affair with an old man in the Hungarian city of Budapest.

She meets Saira (Kriti Sanon), who owns a bakery, and falls in love with her, but that doesn't stop her from visiting an incredibly pretty woman in her pastry shop. Such inappropriate behavior may suggest a creepy, poisonous guy in real life, but in a Hindi film about love and lust, it's fair to be fair. They make an appointment and she meets him in the café where he is the owner of the bakery - a shop that belongs to her.

The Bollywood love thriller Raabta stars Sushant Singh Rajput as Saira's boyfriend and Kriti Sanon as his girlfriend. To be fair, Mirziya's love story was derided by those who admired her the most, but in a way this is his film. Those who like it will find it endearing and funny, and it's one of his best films so far.

The Bollywood love thriller Raabta with Sushant Singh Rajput and Kriti Sanon Bebe a light-hearted rom-com about a young woman and her boyfriend. Shiv and Saira are brought together by a bond forged several hundred years ago and take each other on a journey of love, friendship, betrayal and betrayal of trust and trust in each other. One only has to wonder how the writers and directors led the financiers to believe that there was a story worth telling, or whether the actors preferred to shoot in the morning and sleep for hours.

Oddly enough, there is not a single heartwarming scene in the script, and frankly there is no film in the genre as emotionally charged as this one. This is the kind of film that film critics have to put up with so that we don't have to, but it's honestly not a film I'm into.

The whole theme of reincarnation is so superficial and simplistic that Karan Arjun feels like Inception by comparison.

Dinesh Vijan is a famous producer who had success with several successful movies. The film he directs begins in a world in which a self-described "player" (Sushant Singh Rajput) moves everything and everyone until he meets Saira, with whom there is an immediate and lasting connection. He has never been so lithe, but he plays Saif Ali Khan's role perfectly, while his Shiv comes across as a bit creepy rather than charming.

This time he has decided to become a director, and his debut film is Raabta, with Saif Ali Khan as Saira's father and Sushant Singh Rajput as Shiv's brother. The first half is plagued by too much time invested in creating the romance between the lead actors, which makes for harrowing jumps after the revelation. The trailer gives us a glimpse of a movie set in two different periods, but in both there seems to be no action or romance.

Although Maddock Films has made films such as Goa Go Go, Finding Nemo and Hindi Bollywood in the past, this is their worst film yet. Raabta, however, is filled with so much heart that Dinesh Vijan regrets all this.

In a press interview Dinesh mentioned that he has been working on his debut script for many years and feels it is fresh. Neerja, whose debut as a Palestinian terrorist is given by Jim Sarbh in a Bollywood film, turns into a dialogue partner - a nibbling villain and a feast for the eyes.

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The story follows the story of Saira, a newly arrived banker in Budapest, who meets Shiv (Rajkummar Rao) and immediately falls in love with him. Also magically attracted to Shiv, she decides to jump into a romance that grows with each passing day, even though she is in a relationship.

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