Posted by: lootekukur February 14, 2008
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HAHAHA..Nepe-jee,
I have always loved your commentaries--be it on serious issues like politics or current affairs or on topics of light veins but pertaining to passionate hobbies of our life like music or ghazals. And I like the amount of passion you weave into your words in discussing stuffs in almost all of your posts. It's quite remarkable.
Coming to the topic, I think you caught the right word here: 'exaggeration'. Truth be told, and I firmly believe that, most of us are hopelessly romantic when it comes to few human emotions and that one's imagination tends to get 'unbounded' with hopeless romanticism
. And there are very few emotions which triggers you past your limit of realistic imagination -- love is one and perhaps only.
The older you become, the closer you tend to come in terms of reality and all these hopeless romanticism that you see or hear in music or ghazals starts to sound 'fake' (sorry for the word-- i am still equally passionate about art and music) to some extent. HAHAHA....
just my 2 unwanted cents-- perhaps some food for thought for some who haven't seen enough of this materialistic world
(This, by no means, is to discourage the creative juice from coming out of Dr. Shirish's wonderful mind. Daactar saap, please keep coming :) )
Oh well, reminded me of this wonderful song so I better post it. I like Kishore's lines (sung by Shashi Kapoor in the movie), but then I think Mohd. Shafeek's lines (sung by Amitabh in the movie) is closer to reality.
Enjoy :)
I have always loved your commentaries--be it on serious issues like politics or current affairs or on topics of light veins but pertaining to passionate hobbies of our life like music or ghazals. And I like the amount of passion you weave into your words in discussing stuffs in almost all of your posts. It's quite remarkable.
Coming to the topic, I think you caught the right word here: 'exaggeration'. Truth be told, and I firmly believe that, most of us are hopelessly romantic when it comes to few human emotions and that one's imagination tends to get 'unbounded' with hopeless romanticism
. And there are very few emotions which triggers you past your limit of realistic imagination -- love is one and perhaps only. The older you become, the closer you tend to come in terms of reality and all these hopeless romanticism that you see or hear in music or ghazals starts to sound 'fake' (sorry for the word-- i am still equally passionate about art and music) to some extent. HAHAHA....
just my 2 unwanted cents-- perhaps some food for thought for some who haven't seen enough of this materialistic world
(This, by no means, is to discourage the creative juice from coming out of Dr. Shirish's wonderful mind. Daactar saap, please keep coming :) )
Oh well, reminded me of this wonderful song so I better post it. I like Kishore's lines (sung by Shashi Kapoor in the movie), but then I think Mohd. Shafeek's lines (sung by Amitabh in the movie) is closer to reality.
Enjoy :)