Rohit left for Kanpur last evening and I am back to my writing business. I haven't written a single post in any of my 3 blogs and there hasn't been any new submission by me on either ISC or RS. It means that I need to do a lot this week. Tony's announcement on ISC about the talented writers seems quite interesting. It was heartening to know that Vandana has put forward my name for it. Though it is not clear yet what the webmaster intend to do and how many persons shall be selected, but this whole thing is quite intriguing. I will update the readers when anything comes up in this regard.
The visits to TIME and PT offices were a good experience, especially the latter one. The PT director chatted with us for almost half an hour and has asked me, along with Rohit, to send CV to him. I found a resonance of my own thoughts when he said that academics do not stand in the way of person aspiring for his dream B school. Hard work and right attitude ultimately make the difference. So I am planning to send my resume to him soon. Let's see, what kind of role destiny wants PT tp play in my life? Will it be just a special appearance (it already played one), or a cameo or a supporting act? The answers to all these questions are hidden in the womb of future.
Mom has gone to Haridwar for 3-4 days and so the family of us 3 alone is here. Yesterday noon I watched the film 'Masoom' after a long time. The film is a classic and is the first film directed by Shekhar Kapoor. It is based on the famous Eric Segal novel 'Man, Woman and Child'. The movie was pretty entertaining and properly conveyed all the emotions. It was not a melodramatic cinema where buckets of tears are shed. The film was aided by superb performances by the cast as well as by the combo of Gulzaar & RD Burman. The film features one of my most favorite songs of all time, 'Tujhse Naraz Nahi Jindagi....' The song has philosophical touch and talks about the enigma called life. If anybody hasn't heard this song till now then please go and listen to it. I promise you, you won't regret.
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