Wednesday, March 21, 2007

Zindagi...



Zindagi ke safar main guzar jaate hain jo mukam

This thought provoking song written by Anand Bakshi has been my favourite since I was in school, but I had never really gone beyond the first two lines of the song. Having managed to download the song on my phone, I have been listening to it carefully amidst the chaos of the noisy train compartments on my way to work and lot of thoughts came to my mind.

Zindagi ke safar main guzar jaate hain jo mukaam
Woh phir nahin aate, woh phir nahin aate

This line is so true, things in our life are so momentary. The simplest thing like the moments of laughter you have experienced, while sharing a joke with your friend will never come back, maybe because the joke wont make you laugh anymore or the friend probably wont exist anymore.

This reminds me of a beautiful and a realist quote I read some where
"The irony of time is that, sometimes we laugh at the moments we have cried, and cry over the moments we have laughed"


Phool khilte aain, log milte hain
Phool khilte hain, log milte hain magar
Patjhad main jo phool murjha jaate hain
Woh baharon ke aane se khilte nahin
Kuchh log ek roz jo bichhad jaate hain
Woh hazaron ke aane se milte nahin
Umar bhar chahe koi pukaara kare unka naam
Woh phir nahin aate, Woh phir nahin aate
Zindagi ke safar main...


This para is my favourite, just like how flowers blossom every day, we meet new people everyday. Some stay back with us while some are taken away in the storm of time and inspite of meeting more over 1000 people in your lifetime, you can never replace the space of those people who you have lost over the period of time, what stays back is only memories.

If I reflect back, i try to recollect the wonderful times I have had with my group of friends during my college days.At that time they were the nucleus of my joy and happiness, but times change, people change, relations, circumstances change, and then you end up being in touch with just a few of them, your interaction levels come down, you get immersed at work, you meet more people at work, you make more friends. Your nucleus of friends changes to your work friends. In the course of time you end up bumping into people who you had met earlier, then they suddenly become the nucleus of your interaction, again with time and commitments some friends leave, this epic or this silsila of building new friendships and fading old friendships continues. Sometimes I wonder, if we eventually know that all this is going to be momentary then why do we invest so much of time and effort in it. The answer to that question probably lies in the same reason, that we all desire to lead a good and successful life in spite of knowing its going to end one day.


If you want to read the entire the lyrics of the song click on this link
http://tinyurl.com/75e57

If you want to listen to this beautiful song. Click on this link
http://tinyurl.com/c4zbp

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

dd... i agree with you... thats is one on my favourite songs & i feel it holds the essence of life!!!

Anonymous said...

very nice.

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Anonymous said...

Hey Dhruti, nice post here! Did not know you were into old Hindi songs.....

But those were the songs with any meaning, huh? Cheers!!!

Anonymous said...

wooohooo - that is deep dhruts! and why do we invest the energy....? what else would you do with it anyway ? Hema

KP said...
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KP said...

Good Post!

Unknown said...

Yes. I do agree with you about this is a Thought Provoking/Churning song, which brings painful realities of the LIFE. It also reminds me a similar provoking song of SAFAR- "Jindagi ka Safar hai ye kaisa safar, koi samajha nahi koi jana nahi. Hai ye kaisi dagar chalte hai sab magar koi samjha nahi koi jana nahi."- Pappu Kaka