'Mora piya mose bolat naahin' sung by Kavita Seth from the latest block buster Rajneeti is the only song on the tip of my tongue in the recent times. Indeed, a very beautiful song which followed the crave to watch the movie desperately. Yesterday got the chance and thouroughly enjoyed it.
Amongst so many characters in the so called Modern Mahabharat, a thought clicked in my mind was that, in real life I would have loved to play the role of Prithviraj Pratap. The height of understanding and unconditional love which was depicted in this character was truely heart touching, which I strongely feel is lacking in me. I wished I could develop and maintain such a caring and loving relation with all my near and dear ones.
Despite of all these personal relations, he was equally devoted to his political profession. His moves in personal and professional life were so smooth and appropriate that there was no scope of any complaints by his family or friends. I strongely believe that most of us generally fail in maintaining a balance between professional and personal life which end up messing up both a bit.
He was a Man of Values (whatever those values were, whether they were good or bad from a general standpoint) and so the enemity with his cousin, relationship with the Sitapurwali, and the other darker sides of Politics were fully enjoyed by him and which were not at all disgusting. It was just a part and parcel of his life. He had played a role of a perfect son, brother, nephew, husband, political-leader, at times adorable villian who finally dies like a hero.
I wished even I were blessed with such a Complete Package Deal type life.
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