What is it dat we are doing?

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Exams, work, tensions, pretensions, lifestyle, partying, hooking, Is dat what is left of our lives?
Most of the time we just go with the flow and fail to find a wothy reason to live n succeed.
We just carryon like robots, dishing out all the tasks what are asked of us, n what is expected of us, where do we falter IS DA QUESTION TO PONDER OVER!! Now lets suppose a person amazing at something say painting which may not be considered an appropriate means of living at least in a country like India( Unless he is Vinci that is, lets leave aside extremes). The person wants to make a name in dis field but because of his parents like in most other cases falls back due to their apprehensions abt the field. Ends up doing a normal job, but IS HE HAPPY??
Inevitably the answer is NO!! Similarly most of us aren't! Its basically the flawed system that leads to such a fallacy in the first place! Its high time something needs to be done cuz if nothing happens for a lot of time, this will be da case n which will ultimately lead to an unhappy individual, now if that individual isnt happy with himself how will he be happy be the world?? THINK GUYS!!

Comments

Sahil Kaul said…
Thanx a lot man! Rohit!
June 28, 2009 at 10:19 AM
Anonymous said…
Nice post!!
July 9, 2009 at 6:10 AM
vivek ranka said…
I completely agree with u but is there anything that we can do about it???We have been living and growing up in the same society where we don't fix the target,it is already fixed by some one else and in our society no need to say my friend MONEY TALKS.agar tum apne parents se kahoge nahi mujhe ye cheez achi lagti hai the first thing they do is find profit in it,find future in it unless and until we are brilliant in that field as u said.We can't blame them also because they always think good for us.Anyways lets hope for a change ......
April 11, 2010 at 1:05 AM
Sahil Kaul said…
Yup totally agree with u man!! Predecided is what is the fate of a child born into an average Indian family!! But lets hope ppl have broad minds as times change!! Lets just hope for the best! :)
July 16, 2011 at 2:33 PM
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