The love of my mother is in making us independent. The love of my mother in law is waking us up at 5, so we get hot water before the electricity goes off for the day. The love of him is in asking me to keep myself warm in the blanket he has wore instead calling me in for cuddles The love of my brother is in sharing dark humour rather than share his fear The love of my father is in worrying about me The love of my appapa is in protecting me. The love of my friends are in talking sane to me and the love of my sisters in law is in dressing me up The love of the grand old people are in blessings that I have received and the love of the God is the life I lead The love and it's manifestations
After a long gap (to be precise, after the release of Jailer) I went to watch movies, over this weekend. It was actually two movies. The Malayalam cinema is now the talk of the town and the actors leading the revolution. The movies I went to were Avesham and Varshangalku Shesham. Both movies belong to different genres. But maybe you can't box these movies into categories. One of them was my favourite. Let you guys guess what it was. But I learnt something from these cinemas. The first thing I learnt was the significance of taking breaks. My work week was hectic and the Bangalore summers aren't of any aid. I can feel the gears turning in my head. It isn't a happy feeling. A break was what I needed and what better than a movie. The second thing was to enjoy your own company. As an introvert, it wasn't difficult. But it turns tedious to be alone in your room. I was at a point where I would mutter under my breath whenever I worked. Getting out and immersing myself in the c...