Riya Handa

So just ended up watching KGF(Kolar Gold Fields). When I just saw the trailer and related stuffs, I thought of it as any other south movie. Now this is very natural, we North people are not much intrested in south movies, and so as I. On someone’s recommendation I thought of giving it a try. I thought the movie would be again some action-type with villains and so. But as the movie begins, it is just too touching that even I (who is a way too non-sensitive person couldn’t resist myself without crying). It is a perfect pack of action, gangster-giri, item song, logical and probably one of the most logical movie ever made in India. I was double shocked to know, this movie was actually made on some real person of Karnataka. Half part of the movie is still like any other South Movie which is action packed. But most importantly, the direction is just too good that it combines “Rocky”’s character too prefectly that you have such a fine image of him as if you know him personally. After the interval, the movie is too intense. Just too intense, that you can’t afford to stop the movie in between. It is too painful that you’ll cry in various scenes watching them waiting for their prophet! The relationship that a mother and her child shares is perfectly shown. The background music is way enough to give you goosebumps and some real reasons to watch it completely. At the end, the dialogue delivered by the mother holds the capacity to motivate you to an extent which is equivalent to 30min Sandeep Maheshwari Sir’s Video. It says - “ Agar tumhe pata hai, tumhare piche hazaar log khade hain, tum sirf ek jung jeet sakoge. Lekin agar hazaaron logon ko vishwaas hai ki tum unke aage khade ho, tum poori duniya jeet jaaoge”. 10 stars to this brilliant content. ♥️

I don't how he looks, I've just felt and heard him. I've felt him standing right behind me, I've been heard by him, I've heard him (genuinely, I've heard unclear strong vibrations coming from nowhere but the Krishna Statue at my home), my wishes have come true when I deeply need them. He hears, what no one else. I have had experience, but I've not seen him. But people say, he looks like this. Maybe, he does. . . Life gives you lemons quite often. There are days, when you're just about to give up on everything. Situations seem to be a permanent damage. . . Life is harsh. I am not really sure if God really exists or not, I believe in a power which is present around you, around me, watching us, listening us, telling us, making us feel guilty when we commit bad things, on the contrary makes our heart light when we do something good. . . I have never believed in Karmas. I've seen people who have committed sins enjoying their lives, and people who're kind suffering. The logic of afterlife, or last birth never satisfied me enough. I had complaints, I had questions. I had a severe secret urge in my heart, I wanted to be answered. . . And accidentally, I began to watch Mahabharat (2013-14; Star Plus / Hotstar). I had been suffering through a tough phase and my sailing had become easier with this. Mahabharat hits you different, when you're low in life. . . Its not just a story of a mere battle, its our culture, our history, our origins, our religion. Now something new I've learnt from this is, the word DHARMA, which on English Translation says RELIGION, is not the right meaning! DHARMA actually means , RIGHTEOUS. It has nothing to do with Hindu/Muslim etc. Nowhere will you hear the word, Hindu. . . When you see the lives of our Great, what they have been through, our pains seem smaller, our life seems better. It taught me the real meaning of religion, karmas, beliefs, faith, honesty, love, unity. . . I always had questions about Lord Krishna, but all my views are changed after watching this beautiful epic. I still get goosebumps remembering scenes, the background music, the instrumental tone, the dialogues. . . Sacrifice, it's a very tough decision to look for someone else's betterment than to ourselves. but who could teach me the importance of sacrifice than the BHEESHMA PITAMAH himself. You have taught me the importance of family, the PROMISE, decisions, betterment, thinking of everyone's betterment than being selfish. you have taught me what love is, what Dharma is. . . Thank you. You have no idea how many lives have been changed through you. 🧡 Krishna, Arjun, Karan, Bheeshma, Duryodhana, Dhritrashtra, Pandu, Yudhishtir, Nakul, Shahdev, Bheema, Abhimanyu, Draupadi, Draunacharya etc.. Everyone just banged on!

'दिल के पन्नों को, लफ़्ज़ों की मेहरबानी मिल गयी, पर लगता है डर, कहीं ये ख़्वाब तो नहीं?' 💕 Had never thought that a random Netflix pick will bring so magic! The movie starts a bit slow, but when gains momentum leaves you at the edge of your seat, heart skips beat, tears finding way to fall, and yet you fall. The beautiful voice of the lead actor, is the best male voice I have ever heard! It has agony, it has empathy. The warmth and softness of pure romance gets doubled with 'Pehla Nasha' as background music. Loved it! ❤️

Honestly speakin’... This is one of the most marvellous web series you’ll find on web which shows an extreme bond of father-son relation. It shows how a father can cross all limits killing 5 organ pledged donars and at the end gets himself murdered sacrificing his life to aid his ailing son. A perfect psychological thriller. Kabir Sawant, Josh, Ria, And ofcourse R.Madhavan justified their roles. At the end, I hardly believe if someone would end watching the series without tears. Thumbs Up to this creation. Cheers. ♥️