Happy 8th to HUM TUM.

By -


8 years, wow Kamlesh!! Feels so good. From just an classmate to friend to best friend to spouse, journey has been absolutely fantastic with you.
There were college days, when we both not being sure if we'll ever marry, used to dedicate this song to each other:
"Mere naseeb mein tu hai ke nahin, tere naseeb mein main hoon ke nahin.
Ye Hum kya jaane, ye Woh hi jaane, jisne likha hai sabka Naseeb".
Now we know that we were in each other's Naseeb (destiny). I am sure, Almighty would be laughing at us , watching us from above singing this song.

 Thanks for always being there for me. For understanding me, for being so patient with me. For listening to your chatter box, and listening to same things over and over again, for shopping with me, for being prudent in take decisions and not letting me make any decision/choice in haste.

 In initial days of marriage, it used to be so frustrating to realize that we are totally opposites. Now we realise, we compliment each other. God had a perfect plan for us. I apologize for days when I might have compared you with others, when I might have asked you to change. That was very foolish of me. I love you as you are. And always be as you are. 

 Good days, bad days, sad days, happy days, joyful days - we have seen it all. And time has only helped us understand each other better. Yes now we can also predict how and what the other person is going to react in any situation.

 I can say I have evolved as a person being with you. You have understood my weaknesses and have always given me the confidence to overcome it.Thanks for always believing in me. And Thanks to Almighty for blessing us with Garv. He is my biggest blessing ever. And I want him to have qualities
of us both. A chatter box, confident person, full of values, takes decisions prudently, to have good taste of music. Not sure if he will love shopping though ;) as he is a boy, but you never know. I love you Kamlesh, yes I don't express it too often, which I should. But I love you.
And that's the whole truth and nothing but the truth. 
Let me end it by dedicating our yet another fav. song to you:
"Mere Pyaar ki Umar ho itni Sanam,
Tere naam pe shuru, tere naam pe Khatam"
8 years is nothing. We are going to celebrate Silver Jubilee and Golden Jubilee together with our kids and grand kids.
Ya ya, you must be thinking.. There she goes again. Always dreaming of future. But the fact is, I have faith. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ups & Downs!!

By -
Ups & Downs Everyone’s life has ups and downs, happy times.. not-so-happy times. Some say that we are at our best self during hard times and it is a blessing in disguise. This is absolutely true. But after all we are human beings, we have a heart, we have emotions. When something changes, it disturbs us. And we want it to fall in place as soon as possible. And if it takes time, our frustration increases. All this is very natural. But if things are not working in our favor, maybe it’s not the good time, may be something better is in store for us, we never know. So, we should sometimes just go with the flow, instead of just worrying. And instead utilize such time to try something new. And whatever happens, whether things work our way or not, it should not affect our happiness a bit. Our happiness should not be dependent on materialistic things. If it is, then it is transient and one day it will again go away if anything changes. We, ourselves have the ability to keep ourselves h...
Read more

Gangubai wala Safed

By -
Image
What a movie!! What an awesome lady Gangubai was!! We would have never known about her if SLB had not chosen to make a movie on her. Yes it is a very sad story. But it has brought to light how some girls have no choice to come out from their world of red light. And Gangubai being part of this world took the ownership of those girls and encouraged them to live with dignity and not to be ashamed when they step out. She took care of them like their mother. She took the challenge of winning election in their area even when chances of her winning were very bleak. That’s the one quality I liked the most in her. She loved to accept challenges without a single doubt in her mind that she will fail. And with her strong belief, she always got what she wanted. She also went extra mile to have kids of her girls get education even when head of the school was reluctant to admit them. She gave an awesome speech at aazad maidan to ask for rights for their world and to make everyone aware that even thei...
Read more

The Sky is Pink

By -
Image
Finally I watched this much awaited movie. As most of my friends had already told me, yes it’s an emotional movie. Didn’t have any idea that it’s based on a true story. It’s a story of a girl named “Aisha Chaudhary”. In her life, complications started as soon as she was born and she felt that she was a villain in her parents’ life as her birth complicated their life and also affected their love life. It’s a story of Aisha’s parents who didn’t leave any stone unturned to save their daughter’s life. A girl who could have died within one year of being born due to a rare genetic disorder got to live 18 years all because of sheer efforts of her parents. Out of 18 years, many years went into her treatment. And Aishi (as her family used to call her) made the most of her life in those few years she got to live. She used to paint. She wrote a book that got published by Bloomsbury. Well, I am going to read that book for sure. And she always had this habit of lightening up any tense s...
Read more