Here & There

Silenzio Bruno! Tell this to your brain whenever you are afraid to explore anything new. "Silenzio" is an Italian word that means "Be quiet or Shut up"; Bruno is just the name given to my brain. So, I watched this Pixar movie named  "Luca"; it is a must-watch movie especially for those people who are afraid 'to come out of their comfort zone'.  A sea monster boy, Luca Paguro who was curious to explore the world outside the sea; but his parents didn't allow him to do so in the fear that land monsters i.e. humans will kill him. And one day while herding goatfish he met another sea monster named Alberto and came to know that Alberto used to live above the surface i.e. on land, living a totally different life. And hence, Luca went with Alberto and got to know that outside the sea when in the dry state, the sea monsters turn into humans. So, Luca took the courage to come out of his comfort zone and landed on the seashore realizing, it feels amazing ...

Hello all! Welcome back to my blog after a long time! Today, I am going to tell you the role of “KHICHDI” in our day to day life. There are various types of khichdi - it is a food we eat, khichdi - the daily soap we binge-watched once in our life, and the khichadi (messed up thoughts) we all carry in our brain ;) Now, talking about Khichdi as food, listening from mumma that today there will be khichdi in dinner, we as children start making faces or make an excuse that we aren’t hungry tonight :P. I like Khichdi, but not if I get to eat it daily. I don’t know who bought this food in this world. No doubt, it’s healthy to eat, but also whenever I eat khichdi, it feels like that is made for sick people and not for healthy people. That’s my perspective of seeing khichdi as food. Coming on to the Khichdi, which was the daily soap we once binge-watched. Remembering it makes me remind of many hilarious things in the show.  The ‘Parekh parivaar’ is one of the craziest bunch of characters ev...

Welcome to my blog readers!!! DISCLAIMER:  IT IS JUST A GENUINE AND HONEST THOUGHTS WHICH I FELT AFTER WATCHING THE MOVIE 'DIL BECHARA'.THIS BLOG IS NOT WRITTEN TO HURT ANYONE'S EMOTIONS. This movie is a remake of Fault in Our Stars which is based on the book Fault in Our Stars written by John Green.  Now, coming on to the thoughts I had while watching the movie. I felt as if something was missing in the movie and somehow I wasn't able to connect. No doubt, Sushant's acting skills, and performance were just amazing; he was so involved with the scenes that it didn't seem he was acting also Sanjana Sanghi's acting skills are appreciable too. It was just the perfect actors were not given a perfect movie. Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters just can't be replaced (Fault in our Stars). A lot of people have watched Dil Bechara and liked it. And, I would like to say; do watch the movie Fault in our stars too and also read the book if you are interested. You will n...

After watching this movie I felt Gujarati movies are really improving with the passing days. This movie is inspired by the book ‘Tatvamasi’ written by one of the finest poet and a writer of Gujarati literature - Dhruv Bhatt. Tatvamasi meaning - ‘That is you’ which describes many things in itself. The movie tells us all about Indian culture, spirituality, faith, and much more. It tells the difference between having faith and myth. Oh! I really loved this movie. I am impressed with the landscapes and the rich Indian heritage shown in the movie is just incredible. So let’s discuss the characters of the movie “REVA - A Journey Within.” Karan, the protagonist - The NRI who comes back to India to take back the property which his grandfather donated to the Narmada Ashram. Initially, he was selfish, greedy human but with the due course of time while staying near Maa Reva and interacting with people residing there who were kind-hearted; Karan as a human totally transforms into a selfless, respe...