To give all my wonderful readers a different experience, my imagination has gotten a new companion in form of tunes! These fictional stories are triggered best with music… [ *No direct association or affiliation with these tracks in any manner. ]
First house in the lane, “Aruni-Nivas”; is in the seventh heaven since last week. Mr. Shrinivas Shastri is running here and there irrepressibly to make NRI grand-kids happy. Mrs. Aruni Shastri makes variety of traditional dishes and everyone relish her love poured into those recipes. After all they have come to visit them after two long years.
Music is one of the efficacies of this family. Shrinivas has been a renowned music teacher of Banaras and Nimitt has acquired this art from father at a very tender age.
It’s one more elated night when the whole family is sitting in veranda and Sniti, the granddaughter is ready to show a music video, she has made.
“Dadima, this one is for you. I have tried to make a small documentary on your life. I have sung the background score too. Dad told that he learnt this from you.”
Everyone cheers her up.
The advancing video and the song open up a window to Aruni’s past where memories pass like a slide show.
The widow ashram, Banaras… very young Nimitt… miserable life…. music class… Shrinivas…re-marriage… a new life… Kids… blessed life!
The song fills the remaining gaps…..
It’s the power of unconditional love that can transform a miserable life into sheer bliss! What it only takes is an unadulterated will… Experience some more hues of emotions, at Swati’s Musicals.
Swati Joshi
Having dealt with loads of people literally, I have mastered the subject called LIFE! Everyday encounters and years passed in greying hair push me to write. While not writing, I do behave as a normal human being.
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