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They say mothers know everything — and I believe it. She never called just to talk. She called to listen. To the tiny crack in my “I’m fine.” To the tired breath between my words. To the silence I thought I was hiding so well. From just my voice, she could tell if the world had been kind to me that day, or not. No explanation needed. No details required. She simply knew, the way only a mother…

For years, I believed life was a lottery.I watched people stumble into opportunities, fall in love with the right person, build successful careers, and somehow find themselves in the right place at the right time. Every time I saw someone else’s breakthrough, I whispered to myself, “Maybe tomorrow will be my turn.”Tomorrow never came.Instead, I spent years standing outside the same invisible…

I was watching a series and there was this line, “If I wasn’t afraid of imaginary ghosts all my life, God, I would have lived a life full of fulfillment. God, I would have died a peaceful life.” That single line lingered in my mind. I dive into a deep thought. That thought hit me harder than I expected. We spend our lives preparing for dangers that never arrive. We rehearse conversations that…

Today was one of the working days when I spent my time at home rather than at office. It was quite boring to be honest. It seems a very long day. I was literally scanning what people in my contacts are updating in their status to kill my time. Then, there was this catchy status […]Why Is Our Angry Side Often Addressed as Our True Color?

Let me start with a universal truth that every married man eventually learns — not from books, not from elders, but from lived experience, repeated mistakes, and silent reflections: Your wife is always right.And if she’s angry? Congratulations — she’s even more right. Now before you argue (rookie mistake), hear me out. Chapter 1: The […]Why Your Wife Is Always Right (Especially When She’s Angry):…

One · Chandni Chowk, 1965 In the crowded lanes of old Delhi, where the smell of chai mixed with winter fog and every street seemed to hide a love story, there lived a man named Veer. Veer was not a man who spoke about himself. He was 72 years old, had a white moustache that curled at the ends like the handlebars of a 1950s bicycle, and made the best galouti kebab in all of Old Delhi — a fact he…

Let me start with a universal truth that every married man eventually learns — not from books, not from elders, but from lived experience, repeated mistakes, and silent reflections: Your wife is always right.And if she’s angry? Congratulations — she’s even more right. Now before you argue (rookie mistake), hear me out. Chapter 1: The Era of Peace (Before Pregnancy) There was a time when life…

There’s a breathless beauty in that forward momentum, isn’t there? The world spins faster with each passing year—innovations that promise to redefine us, goals that shimmer like distant stars, and the intoxicating pull of “what if.” We chase careers, adventures, loves, all bathed in the golden air of possibility. Our hearts ignite with the flame of tomorrow, fueled by the belief that progress is…

There is a profound truth hidden in the silence of passing years – life hasn’t become shorter; we just start living too late. By the time we finally begin to understand the paths before us, the journey is already nearing its return. We spend our youth believing life will truly begin once we cross certain milestones – a better job, a bigger house, a perfect relationship, or financial stability.…

and a Few Emotional Repairs When I look back at the last four years in my office, I realize it’s been less of a workplace and more of a TV series. We’ve had plot twists, new characters, dramatic exits, and even a complete set redesign. When I first joined this office, it was just one cozy floor. You could look around and instantly know where everyone was sitting, who was sneaking in late, and…

It was just another regular evening in April 2022. The office was winding down, the wall fan doing its usual lazy spin, and my table was its usual chaos — a sea of papers, and what I like to call “organized disorganization.” Amidst all that, quietly lying in a neat little pile, was her resume — placed there by the front desk team while I was away. No grand music played in the background, no…

Life isn’t about never falling—it’s about always rising. Success doesn’t mean achieving perfection; it means having the courage to try. Too often, we measure ourselves by the results rather than the effort. But as long as you keep moving forward, you can never truly fail. Failure only exists when we stop trying. Every attempt, every […]A thought on Life, Self-Respect and Happiness!!!

Life isn’t about never falling—it’s about always rising. Success doesn’t mean achieving perfection; it means having the courage to try. Too often, we measure ourselves by the results rather than the effort. But as long as you keep moving forward, you can never truly fail. Failure only exists when we stop trying. Every attempt, every […]A thought on Life, Self-Respect and Happiness!!!

There are moments in life when pain becomes more than just a feeling—it becomes an entity, something that breathes alongside you, shadows you, and whispers in the spaces where laughter once lived. You carry it, not because you want to, but because some wounds refuse to close. They linger, demanding recognition even in silence. Pain…Silent Eyes…

When are you most happy? I’m most happy when I see my father’s joy

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? The answer for this so simple yet so complicated. My answer would have been different 5 years back. It would be rather straight forward. Now I have come to a point (at-least to me) where I’ve kind of realize that the only place I would like to live in this entire would be where only peace prevail. No stress about job, no chaos around,…