That evening my father came from the court, by his old bicycle which he got in dowry may be 25 years ago. He is a short man who grew old in his 40s. Years of working in a courthouse as a clerk, listening to the heinous cases of rapes and murder every day as a part of his job and finally the incessant struggle to run a house with a meagre income, made him dull and tired.
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How does it feel to be entrapped in a time bubble and live someone else's life? To sit in a cubicle in a posh building, trying hard to create an IT program and remembering that it has been a long time since you wrote a poem. How does it feel to wear that tag around your neck which has become your identity now, an identity which you did not want; That card opens a door for you in office. But you wonder, is this the door that you wanted to walk into? You walk along with your colleagues at 5 PM for tea and cigarette downstairs and discuss how hard the life has been and how overburdened you are. Suddenly you get a call from your boss, you stamp out the cigarette with your boot and rush to the stairs, thinking of an excuse, why you took 20 minutes long tea break today. You wanted to pursue arts but it does not pay. Writers are accused of obscenity for showing their prominent ribs popping out of their empty stomach. Poets are loathed for their inability to feed their children. Dramatists are just ignored conveniently, as long as they don't come up with a drum in a posh colony.
1. Wet nights (Daaru parties) are held exclusively when there's a full moon out because that is when the werewolves are on the prowl for innocent prey.
Friends, India is changing.
Creativity is found in every corner of the country. And, across regions, future managers with a creative bent seem to find their way to MICA, a fact reflected in the diversity statistics released by the business school.
“Your social circle determines your net worth.” - Robin Sharma
