Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
CHIPAKK KE!
What makes women think that they
can fit into a 10cm space, when their own diameter is wider than at least thrice
of it? Why do you even have to step in when you see no space? And why on earth,
do you scream out “TSK!” when you land your heavy duty foot on somebody else?
Hello! You stomped her!
So while naming this article, the
only thing that came to my mind was Red FM’s tag line, “Chaar gaane chipak ke!” minus the songs
though!
Yes! I am talking about Delhi
metro only!
Delhi metro, without doubt is the
biggest relief, an everyday commuter could get. I’m truly thankful to Mrs. Sheila
Dikshit too, but all I’m cribbing about is the way people travel. The way women
travel, to be precise. Just because we have a separate compartment, “The mahila coach”, doesn’t mean that you
can do/stand/sit/etc. anyway you like!
I’m honestly not interested in
looking what you’re wearing, and for obvious reasons I’m not talking about the clothes
you’re wearing publicly (pun intended!). Or which shampoo you use. I really don’t
want to eat your hair, nor am I some Bollywood hero, who’ll fall for you if you
splash your wet hair on my face. NO! Or which perfume you’ve applied (And this is
for the only few who do. Rest, please take in consideration, but do not go
overboard with it!) So, keep your things to yourselves. Oh In fact! Keep yourself
intact with yourself! PLEASE!
It’s not that I don’t travel in
the women compartment, I do. I walk that extra 50 meters to be in the first dabba of the train, but lately I’ve
started to rethink my option of traveling in the general coach. But I failed to
be concrete on that! It’s Men Versus Women, here too. Dirty, creepy touching
and ogling eyes, VERSUS, lotta women stuck to each other! Uff! Simple yet a preposterous
choice! You’re left with no other option than to put yourself through the chipka-chipki!
I wonder how this thing
will be tackled. Because the more ladies compartment you add, there will be more
ladies to get glued to! Sigh!
Aaah! So, my dear ladies, please ‘find
space and THEN get in’. And ‘not get in and THEN find space’. It would help a
lotta little people, like me! With deep respect and love, a ‘hurt-on-daily-basis-metro-traveler-who-wants-to-reach-her-destination-without-anger-and-non-furrowed-clothes’.
Thanks! :)
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
MindAtStake-HeartToRescue
Things happen. Things end.
Shit happens. Shit ends.
Happiness happens. And unfortunately it too ends.
So a teeny-weenie question according to this life rule/fact; “are we supposed to keep a record of these in our head? Or are we supposed to flush it out, the minute it ends?” WHAT?
If it’s the first one, then probably I’m perfectly alright! Mentally, emotionally and All-ally! YAY!!*
And if not (just by chance), we have to flush them out, then I’ve got no other option than agreeing with my friend, who from what angle, in what time, thought I was emotionally damaged!
I wouldn’t call myself emotionally damaged, (for modesty sake!) but instead call my brain a storehouse. It’s not that I intend to jot down everything that happens with me on this ‘roller-coaster life ride’; and dream about a fairytale life to make it better, but it happens! My brain, like me, likes to write and hence makes it a point to note down all the murk, all the bliss, and probably all the events that leave me baffled.
But I guess it’s natural. Isn’t it? We all have a memory-diary, a mind journal which keeps intact each and every moment of happiness that made us roll on floor, and all the heartbreaks that made us suffer. So clearly, my mind is pretty much inclined towards excessive writing, and hence, it ends up writing thesis about the pain, more than the joy! And to balance, to play the Heroine in my life, I let my heart wander on the streets of love and be palpable enough to dream anything; Dream big-wide and huge!
Aah! So, I might be emotionally scared, emotionally cautious, but not damaged. I guess so. At Least *Dil hai ki manta nahi* Right?! :)
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