Zens2Cents

Belonging to an affluent family in Jabalpur, she was born into a fairytale life and literally fed with a silver spoon. Blessed by good genes, she was not exactly breathtakingly beautiful, but with all the designer clothes and fine jewellery, she definitely commanded a second look. Pampered, rich and spoilt silly she was living the life every girl craved for. Her parents couldn’t have another child due to complications during her delivery and they made their peace with this fact and bought up Aarti with all the love and affection they could bestow on her.   They never differentiated with her being a girl and raised her as an equal. She was sent to the finest school and later to the college of her choice. They never invoked their will on her. Aarti was a bright student and learnt the ropes of business along with her dad in her free time. She had sharp business acumen and loved to help her father at work. Her mother was a beautiful and happy soul. She was a contented woman w...

The sky outside is blue and bright, Yet somewhere in my heart, there is fright. Of what the day holds for me Wondering, if its happiness or sadness, in store for me. A deep vacuum fills my heart Despair and pain tears me apart. Amongst the sea of faces I know, I’m waiting for that smiling face, whose heart with love for me glows.

 Wow.. Since the launch of the trailer, the anthem "Apna Time Aayega" from Gully boy has caught on like a rage. Even I can't stop humming it myself. Forget the rap part , only the "Apna Time Aayega" is where my focus is. Sounds so positive and uplifting. Can't discredit the hunky Ranveer Singh and his boisterous presence on screen which lends the song all the more credibility. Well Ranveer and his growth as an actor deserves a separate blog altogether 😃           Coming to the point.. Rather the anthem "Apna Time Aayega", it made me feel like a queen, someone who can do anything and everything. We as women always have prejudices that we can't do this or that or that it's not my cup of tea, some notions inherent and some fed by the society and people along the way. There's always a list we have to adhere to as a girl whilst growing up and an even bigger list of things that we cannot even dare to do. Think about it, how many times ha...