चलते चलते (४६ )

मेरे दुश्मन को है मालूम मेरी दुश्मनी की हद
कहीं जाना हो तो बच्चे मेरे घर छोड़ जाता है

चलते चलते (४५ )

अब जो रिश्तों में बँधा हूँ तो खुला है मुझ पर कब परिंद उड़ नहीं पाते हैं परों के होते

चलते चलते (४४ )

किताबें खूब पढ़ो, किताबे पढ़ने में कोई हर्ज नही है।
ज़िन्दगी जी के पता चला की बहुत कुछ अभी भी है जो"किताबो"में दर्ज नही है।

चलते चलते (४३)

तुम जब आओगी तो खोया हुआ पाओगी मुझे,  मेरी तन्हाई में ख़्वाबों के सिवा कुछ भी नहीं।
मेरे कमरे को सजाने की तमन्ना है तुम्हें,  मेरे कमरे में किताबों के सिवा कुछ भी नहीं।।

Review of Raazi

Yesterday I saw the movie Raazi. Despite being a patriotic movie, it was different in many senses. It didn't have any chest thumping or any anti-Pakistani, neither it has any larger than life character. It didn't even have the "Compulsory Jan Gan Man". Still, it was a beautifully written and powerfully acted patriotic movie. More then a movie it was a journey of different characters. The plot is good, acting is superb. The casting was spot on and all characters just fit into their roles seamlessly. This is Alia is 3rd classic performance after Highway and Udta Punjab and with every such role, she is getting better. Vicky Kaushal, Jaideep Ahlawat, Rajat Kapoor nailed it in their performance. Meghna Gulzar is actually making an image of serious and sensitive film-maker and her films "Filhal","Talwar" and "Raazi" justifies it. One of the advantages of watching a Meghna Gulzar movie is the lyrics by Gulzar. Musci is the high point of the film and never leave the main plot. This movie is more a journey of different characters. You can call it a poetic tribute to the country."Raazi" is a must watch for Alia's acting, for Meghna's direction, for a fresh patriotism.

The Sialkot Saga

1. Marry your daughter into a family that’s richer and take a daughter-in-law from a family that’s poorer, had been the old maxim.
2. All these days I was ready to try love without marriage. Why shouldn’t I try marriage without love?
3. ‘Politics is like theatre,’. ‘Each politician plays his part according to the lines that are given to him. But backstage, the hero and the villain enjoy their drink together. 
4. When it’s a question of money, everybody is of the same religion.

Tomato Soup for Heart(8)