Life is Beautiful

The web short movie "Born Free"  went viral in just a week. Many of my thoughtful friends did forward me this movie. They were some really talented people, having some special skills like singing and dramatics. I understand that they would have felt moved by this short film. But at the same time as an individual who does not posses some special skill, I could not connect much to this. Let me tell you my talented friends are earning fortunes in corporate jobs and are most of the time excited about their work. They do give time to their hobbies in free time. I don't know how much time and dedication they would have needed to earn even the half amount through their hobbies. So what I think is , people do corporate jobs or business  as easy methods to earn livelihood. I don't find anything wrong in this. I agree Sumeet Vyas was just too involved in his work and the same goes for the other government officer character. They should have earned money through their jobs or ...

I am a 20 something girl living in Bangalore. I love my parents and family. I need to talk to them daily at least 3 times and every time it is about a guy and why I should get married to him. And as long as I do not say yes, I cannot cut the call. After a tired day in office, I am supposed to listen to the description of the same guys at least a ten times. Every time I am told how getting married is the most important thing in my life. How without marriage I cannot be happy, and how I cannot be responsible about my money, how I cannot live alone without marriage. Basically a girl cannot exist without marriage. How they have been dishonored in society because I am a single independent girl. It feels like Indian Parents think, girls always need to be taken care of. First parents and once she is matured, then husband. They have blackmailed me saying, how I am not safe without marriage. How a husband would take care of me when I am late from office. If I am out till late, I get scolde...