mAya nadhi!

A soulful melody, mesmerizing vocals, subtle lyrics, beautifully crafted scenes, exquisite poetic sublime visuals, spot-on expressions that seem as genuine as real, crisply punctuating dialogs, charisma of one of the most natural actors ever brilliantly complemented by an impressive Radhika Apte, melancholy of the lost days & the joy of its end, all to bring out an inspiring romance! Some songs can, more than entertain, make you a better person! Getting you back to writing is a small bonus.

Idiots!

Here's a girl, who takes extreme pleasure and satisfaction in caring for him - cooking for him, massaging his recuperating muscles, cleaning his room, making his bed, choosing his dress, planting in his balcony, booking his tickets, helping him execute his plans, visiting him whenever she gets a chance, looking for every possible minute to meet him. What an idiot!

And, here's a guy who tells her point blank what an idiot she is wasting her time on him; that there are far more worthier things to do - study, travel, hangout with more interesting people, play, workout, dance, sing and stay away from me. What an idiot!

Guess that explains it - the two idiots are made for each other.

A logically easy choice!

You might be a staunch believer in the importance of logic in human actions. You may pride yourself on your logical reasoning abilities. You might have developed a zero tolerance attitude towards illogical dimwits. But, when it comes to 'being logical' vs. 'conversing with your child', the choice is pretty easy and, logical too!

Happy Ending!

We’re flying and she wants me to enjoy like we’re never going to come down while, my mind is fixated on the point that, sooner or later, we’ll run out of fuel and will have to come down. May be not - a quick death can save the blushes; we can die mid-air, happily in love; peacefully, with love!

Just curious!

Will the funny hormone continue to secrete even when I'm under the anvil of a gory deserving death?

It's a two way street!

If the living can disappoint the dead, so can the dead to the living!

Spam

He scanned through the just drafted mail once again for possible flaws

"It would be ridiculous of me to blame you for my suicide. "

The mail seems to convey his point and share his grief. It is an inconsequential mail as, by the time she reads, he wouldn't exist. She was a very nice girl - sweet, kind and reasonable and he's still in love with her. He knows this mail would disturb her considerably and even though he didn't want it, he couldn't leave without saying an honest goodbye to her. He considered once again about not sending it and moved the mouse pointer over 'Discard'. He clicked it, too. All of a sudden he remembered his parents always advising him to not waste things. He hadn't released the click yet. For once, he decided to obey them for the sake of convenience. He slowly retracted the pointer from the 'Discard' button before releasing his click. He swiftly clicked 'Send' and let out a sigh of relief.

It was truly a spam not just because it wasn't appropriate for her to be burdened with an undue guilt but, also because, the next day he found an equally affable girl for himself and dropped his plan. His explanatory mail met a due fate - reached her spam folder and never got opened. Unaware of this, her lack-of-reaction to such a sensitive mail irked him and he could start hating her with all his heart.

Double Bluff

The mail I sent with a subject 'Spam' and a real spam body, managed to reach the recipient's inbox. Google must have thought, I'm bluffing :P

Checkout Success

It's a weird hotel. The management and even the fellow sojourners staunchly believe in an almost official rule -  "You can't checkout without a compelling reason"; a reason that should be absolutely acceptable to them than to you. Otherwise, you just can't checkout. Not with their knowledge, at least. And, there are not many reasons they accept.

As the one fancying an early checkout, I don't want to besmirch and tarnish the image of this hotel to justify my cause. There is no doubt, this is the most happening place in the whole damn universe. Amazing histories, nail biting conspiracies, affable people, delicious food, titillating experiences, engrossing paradoxes, there's everything you can possibly ask for. Being in this hotel is like reading a multitude of fiction books at the same time. Every person you meet is a character in the plot and as you get to see the unraveling of his/her character, as the plot thickens, the gripping narration makes you feel you are truly a part of the script. All these positives, coupled with the fear of an unknown outer world, makes people never want to leave this place at all. So, my reasons for checking-out are truly personal and has nothing to do with this place. But, before leaving, I gotta be very careful. I gotta finish my duties within; pay back my debts; express my gratitude; secure my loved ones; apologise for my mistakes; and, maybe avenge my loss; because, you leave this place for once, you leave this forever. There is absolutely no chance of being inducted back.

Philosophical routing

Google came up with this hilarious suggestion to me. Google's way of saying "வாழ்க்கை ஒரு வட்டம் டா. அதுல ஜெய்கிறவன் தோப்பான் தோக்றவன் ஜெய்ப்பான் "?!