Yash Devani

I watched the movie and regret it,the emotions are overbearing for me at the moment. Sushant actually not being there makes it lot more emotional. I bet no matter how strong you claim you are you won't be able to resist yourself from shedding tears, given that you are a human by heart and not just a mind that's governing body for survival in the rat race of life All I can say is the meaning of movie would be completely different if Sushant was alive. I would want you all to take a moment and appreciate all the blessings you have in life, at the end, over money or the materialistic possessions it's some unforgettable moments of happiness with your loved ones that remain with you. If you are blessed enough that you don't need to count your days,then make your days count and live every moment to the fullest. Nothing is eternal so don't miss an opportunity to acknowledge it and submit yourself to the tranquility of present,as it's really a present. Life's too short to crib about the problems, instead embrace it as a part of life which makes little things beautiful and merrier I know these words are consequence of certain emotional state that is bound to change and so is my thought process in accordance with situations I encounter but if given a choice to chose a state of mind I would indeed chose this painful bliss, something that drains you but still can't empty an endless reservoir that's within one. Live for a greater cause and don't remain confined by a mirage that makes you believe that happiness is achieving the best for you,it is only when you realise that life's also about making a profoundly positive impact in the lives of as many as you can and when you realise this from the deepest part of your being,inner peace is showered by the almighty. We are all blessed with certain privilege so whenever possible do use that to complete someone else's incompleteness. We all are flawed in some way or the other but only when we come together with an urge to complete others,our own void will automatically vanish. Peace is in togetherness and harmony.