Frustiyaao nahin moora,
Narbhasaao nahin moora,
Anytime moodwa ko,
Anytime moodwa ko,
Upsettaao nahin moora...
Anytime moodwa ko,
Anytime moodwa ko,
Upsettaao nahin moora...
Jo bhi wrongwa hai usey,
Set right-wa karo ji,
Naahin loojiye ji hope,
Thoda fightwa karo ji...
Narbhasaao nahin moora,
Anytime moodwa ko,
Anytime moodwa ko,
Upsettaao nahin moora...
Anytime moodwa ko,
Anytime moodwa ko,
Upsettaao nahin moora...
Jo bhi wrongwa hai usey,
Set right-wa karo ji,
Naahin loojiye ji hope,
Thoda fightwa karo ji...
Some months back we were rather going through a difficult phase in our
lives and there was a rather tense situation my family was pitted against, it
was a Sunday afternoon, so when my Father suddenly switched off the tele, I
realized either I was in trouble* or he had something unusually
important to say, thankfully it was the latter.
He turned to me and said “ Dhruv, life is going to throw many challenges
at you, some you can get past with ease, some would be unyielding, when the
whole world gives you an accusing glare, you might even doubt yourself”, while
I was fidgeting with my phone, came the most important bit, He said “ However, you
need to have that one person who
stands by you against all odds, who gives you the strength to keep moving when
all chips are down, that one person who’s faith in you is undying and eternal”.
Now, what do the first few lines ( in blue!) have to do with what follows
subsequently? “ Moora”, is a song
from the film- Gangs of Wasseypur, everything
about the song queerly resonates with what my Dad said to me that afternoon. It
almost personifies that sentiment. Maybe that’s what music does; concocts
thoughts, emotions and memories in unexpected ways.
Take a moment, ask yourself, who’s that person who inspires you to take
one more shot at life every single day...and listen to Moora; hopefully, it’ll
strike similar chords...
(*) I did eventually manage to get into trouble, but that’s for another
time ;)
Hello,Paradigm Blues.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you've related the song to your father's words. It also reminds me of this quote which says, "Everyone has that one part of their life which keeps them sane. Which makes most sense. The part they can run to when everything else is falling spectacularly to pieces. That little part you love unconditionally, nurture and never, ever give up on. Find yours."
Resonates pretty much the same idea, doesn't it?
Loved your article and especially the way in which you've put your thoughts together.
Yes indeed this quote really reflects what I have tried to express..Who has wriiten it?
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you Grey Murmurs, I'm glad you liked it :D