Posted:
Sometimes, there are moments, which are eternal. To think about that, you do not need to experience it repeatedly. The essence of those moments entangles with the heart in a manner that it cannot be excluded by any chance. The Diwali scene was something like that. I wouldn't say that it was my favourite because for me, "favourite" is a very personified term and very objective kind of. And it was something more than that--- like a deep bewilderment of a transcendental heart, like a tickling senses of a bemused happiness and a passionate dizziness of which we all got attached.
"Ek ek karke huye jate hai tare roshan...
A darkness enveloped unformed shelter, a mare--- who is the impersonate impulse of life and a dead-although-living human being who constantly struggling with his unrequited fate---that was all; immensely inornate yet the aesthetic serenity of that scene was magnificently beautiful. Mj's overwhelming wonders after knowing the truth of Tara, on the contrary, Tara's contemplated beauty in the backdrop of tranquil luminosity and the pettiest reciprocation of appeal between both---everything stringed with a subtle agony of love. The rousing flame of the lamps and Mj's struggling fate which got intertwined together and illuminated the darkness of his life for forever.
The love which they shared was utterly enchanting yet compassionate, delicately woven with a profound passion of lustre---- is undying and imperishable...
"Ek ek karke huye jate hai tare roshan...
Meri manzil ke taraf teri kadam ate hai...
P.S : Sorry for the long and boring post, actually just watched the Diwali Scene from EBI re-run...so could not stop myself from making this one... :P
Ishaani
Cricket
