Celebration of Devastation

Of late, there have been a few contemporary entertainment forms in which we have seen rather weird phenomenon, if not weird, unusual for a change resisting mind. The phenomenon I am referring is celebration of ‘Devastation’, read ‘broken hearts’.

Accepted belief of society emphasizes on fidelity in the relationship and a kind of respect is experienced for those who confirm to this unstated law. The same unstated law may be one of the reasons, due to which people felt devastated after being part of broken relationship. Most of the feelings and emotions are commanded by acceptance and denial of individual views and actions in society. For a few, the effect may also take in account, the importance s/he gives to the society.


As the lyrics goes:

tareef teri karna haan… (Praising you along the day…)

tujhe khone se darna haan…. (being scared of of loosing u ..)

haan.. bhool gaya ab (now I don’t remember …)

tujhpe din mein char dafaa marna (missing u all day long… )

azaad hoon main tujhse (I am free of you now… )

azad hai tu mujhse (you are free of me …)

jo bhi chahe jaise chahe (we can now do … )

kar le aaj yahin (whatever we wish to do now and ever)

Most of us who have ever listened to the evergreen hits of bollywood would agree to the fact that tone of celebration which has been imparted to the song is first of its kind.

In larger sense the song gives a thrust upon the way human life should be led. Handling our nerve in a way so that we step forward to face whatever life brings.

Truly ‘Love’ aaj kal is a laboratory of life where everyone is testing spirits. A way of life through which you learn to make, adversities your ally.