Some Un-shared Stories...

 A Mumbaikar's Adventure is about to begin...  A resident of Mumbai living up to everyone's expectations managing his busy work life with various other responsibilities is Proudly addressed as Mumbaikar. Mumbaikar's keep complaining about one thing more than anything else: 'TRAFFIC'. With more and more cars, potholed roads and endless honking, trying to get from one destination to another in Mumbai  through road vehicles  is like a nightmare to many.          Here, comes the most preferable option, Railways it takes you all around Mumbai with ease   costing a fraction of  the price of a taxi consuming the least of your time  and its beauty giving visitors an authentic taste of the city. Take note: Traveling on the trains should be left to the adventurous: no pregnant ladies, no weak of heart. You must be willing to push and shove, and you can’t mind having the occasional elbow thrown into your ribs. Happy Travelling!...

                                                           TOO MANY WORDS  describing a Common feeling.  A feeling of finding someone so Special that you can do just anything for her/him. Wish every moment spend together lasts forever. Endless Talks, smiles, kisses, cuddling, hug's making every meet just so perfect and cheerful. But, Love isn't complete without hurt and sometimes the pain is so much that you are no more able to ignore the small mistakes, the least ignorance the extra possessive nature of your dear one. Above all what hurts the most is when you find the loosing interest of your partner in you and the lacking willingness of taking the same efforts as taken by you to cheer them up when they were sad, lonely or just silent for a while. Won't say much just presenting a Video describing the same feelings. A video I found on You-tube Chhoo lo joh mujhe tum kabhi... by a Chandigarh-Delhi based Hindi Rock band, The Local Train . Advice- Play it in full s

Holi!, A festival of Colours, Sweets, Fun and Meeting and Greeting friends and family. But, by the passing time we have modernised so much that nobody wants to go out play and spend some time with their near and dear one's. Everyone is busy at their places, celebrating the festival by just forwarding a few greeting messages, Uploading some Google'd pictures, Spending the entire day at home switching channels and chatting online. It seems as the festival has lost its main motive of bringing people together for celebration giving varied Mythological reasons. Holi gets us close to our religion and our mythology as it is essentially the celebration of various legends associated with the festival. Foremost is the legend of  Prahlad and Hiranyakshyap.   Prahlad was saved for his extreme devotion for lord Vishnu, while Holika paid a price for her sinister desire. The tradition of burning Holika or the 'Holika dahan' comes mainly from this legend.  Mythology al