This reminds me of my all time Aishwarya’s favourite movie ‘hum dil de chuke sanam’. Aishwarya Rai has done a great job and acted so beautifully in this movie. I can still recall the images of one of her best scene in the movie where she was sitting on the ‘jhulaa’ (swing) and telling her mom – ‘haan usne mujhe yahan chhua, yahan chhua, yahan chuua, usne meri aatma ko chhua he Maa’ [He touched me here (forehead), here (nose), here (lips), he has touched my soul maa]. I picked up this movie so that I can co-relate it to the aforesaid subject.
I am a bachelor, but I wanted to write on this topic just to check my conscience – what will I do, putting myself in the same shoes of Ajay Devgan (Aishwarya’s husband who agreed to send her back to her first love – Salman Khan). It’s a very ominous situation and nobody can answer it before it actually happens (as time has a different meaning to it and we can’t picture it today).
Hypothetically, I would exactly do the same what Ajay Devgan did in the movie (letting her go back to Salman). It is damn not easy for the husband to let go off his wife (love) just like that.
I want to ask people what they will do? What their conscience says? If a situation like this occurs… Because I know it’s a male chauvinist world and people will never let their wives go off easily from them. But there are some loving husbands too, who will happily accept what their wives want and leave them for their good sake.
But what will happen if a husband doesn’t want to leave his wife who wants to leave him for her love? How would their relation gonna be after that? How will they live together?
As there will be so many integrity doubts among them, which will make their life hell. Insecurities will give birth to anger, arguments, quarrels, and egos. The understanding that was so strong earlier will die and in turn it will be an end to this loving relationship.
Can I have your comments on this situation please? (I want to post it again on people’s conscience…'How to let off your love for somebody when you are in a deep love with the person...)
5 comments:
raajan
u know wat
i luv dis movie..........last i saw it was just 3-4 days back....................
n i standby ajaydevgan's decision.... by doing this atleast 1 of the two vl be happy............its better to let go off the person(u love) who doesnt love u n loves someone else..................rather than staying in a situation whr every moment is hell................cant even breath in such a situation..........N how can u see ur love in so much pain by not letting her/him go n be with the person dey love.its not only bout girl loving some other man...it can be husband too................n if i wud have been in such a situation i wud surely let my love go ............it"ll be painfull though............but dats wat is RIGHT...............
N "IF" ur love is true n den dont worry..........he/she will cum back just like AJAY and AISHWARYA got together............HAPPY Ending!!!!!!
:)
keep writing
n keep rocking............
n most imp keep smiling always....
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Dimple
Quite an expression Raajan. No matter how much we justify that reel and real lives r very different we jus cant ignore the fact that reel is an reflection of wats happenin in the real world. Believe me its very very difficult to let go things that u love. If sumthin like this happens to me I wud definitely want to be wid the person I looovvveee and that’s an easy escape. The real test is to let go off ur love and move on, which is not easy.
Quite a difficult situation indeed! In the end I think it will be all about the dynamics the people concerned share among themselves
If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was
I guess love is like holding sand in your hand
Hold it loosely with an open hand, the sand remains where it is
The tighter you grasp it, the faster it trickles through your fingers
So we should Hold our relationship loosely
with respect and freedom for the other person
it is likely to remain intact
But hold it too tightly,
it will likely slips away, but likely not always...
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