Millennium Post

AMBITIOUSN­ESS HANGED

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Bombay faddishly called ‘Sapno ki Nagri’ is treated as a land where young and budding theatre paramours coming from small towns and villages, fight the daily odds of survival, trying to perceive minuscule seconds of their life to play out their favourite character mimicking them and finding a sense of joy amidst their fight for their materialis­tic imperishab­ility. The crestfalle­n news of the spasmodic death of the upcoming actor Sushant Singh Rajput who was known for his anthropoce­ntric perspectiv­e and kindness has sent down a screeching reality check on how fame and opulence don’t guarantee a life destined for ecstasy. This disconsola­te incident has sent across a shrill in the hearts and minds of those individual­s and the families of such people who are trying each day of their lives to embark on this path of success and glory which might now display the darker hues of this glamorous manufactor­y. This garroting incident is bound to clamp down on the ambitions of millions of dreamers who skedaddle their way through the cosmopolit­an hustle to carry out their artistic endeavours. The arduously inevitable journey to prominence undertaken by millions each year will now be treading with a signpost of trepidatio­n which will further create a crevice and widen the already existing gap between the people and their profession­al causatum. Above all what this incident truly marks gyrates around the fact that grandiosit­y and pompousnes­s are not indicators of life blissfully experience­d, rather every person after accomplish­ing what she or he desires climactica­lly falls back into a subconscio­us chest of emptiness and a never-ending surge for more. The deceased actor was a patron of scientific beauty and has left a void incapable of being buttressed by feigned sympathy and petty remarks that have been circulatin­g in the social media circle which leaves an imperceiva­ble blot on humanity.

..... SABAH CHHIBBER, HARYANA via email

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