i know its a very very sensitive and sensational topic. We have many prejudices and presumptions about this feeling. We dont have any yardstick to measure it. Even we dont have its definition. Although eve
n we dont have its rules, we have its restrictions. i got a message from one of the friends of mine....reading, 'it u love two ppl at a time, den u shud choose d second one....Coz if u truly luvd d frst one, u wuldnt hv fallen in lv wid d secnd one....'
See we have love as a universal feeling, but universe has not power to define it. We make it omnipresence saying it is every where btwn Mom n son, btwn dad n daughts, btwn mom n dad, btwn boy n gal, btwn teacher n pupil, btwn beauty n beast and so on.... On the other hand we en-limit it in the name of virtue that one should love only one.
When love has shades like parental, friendly, godly and romantic love, why cant it have frequency? And if it can happen twice...why cant it happen even more than twice? Our Bollywood has been defining it since its appearance in mute-motion avatar. And then the trail is stretched by our Hindi TV- serials. We still have the same incarnation of the age-old-frame of Ishq-wala-love.
i think today's generation understands it better than far beyond cinematic glorification.
See we have love as a universal feeling, but universe has not power to define it. We make it omnipresence saying it is every where btwn Mom n son, btwn dad n daughts, btwn mom n dad, btwn boy n gal, btwn teacher n pupil, btwn beauty n beast and so on.... On the other hand we en-limit it in the name of virtue that one should love only one.
When love has shades like parental, friendly, godly and romantic love, why cant it have frequency? And if it can happen twice...why cant it happen even more than twice? Our Bollywood has been defining it since its appearance in mute-motion avatar. And then the trail is stretched by our Hindi TV- serials. We still have the same incarnation of the age-old-frame of Ishq-wala-love.
i think today's generation understands it better than far beyond cinematic glorification.
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