A Musical Prophecy for a Cinematic State

Your parents sang

The songs of Aashiqui one,

And the wind changed.

Then you listened to

The songs of Aashiqui two,

And the tide shifted.

Now we wait for

The songs of Aashiqui three,

Until then we must write our own.


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Anonymous said…
Some songs become memories, and some become markers of the times we live in. Beautifully written! ❤️ (shris_tea1)
sumispace said…
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sumispace said…
umm somethin is cookin but sing w caution
Anonymous said…
A piece inspired by ur last line:

We wait for words we cannot find
To finish what we start
But music doesn't need a crowd
A quiet well inside the mind
Is where we find the art
pallavi said…
both versions of this movie hits equally...and ofc song "tum hi ho" by arijit is an ode to musical tapestry !
Anonymous said…
No Kumar Sanu or Arijit Singh for Gen Z unfortunately...
Anonymous said…
How ? Channel of communication is missing.
Anonymous said…
VG you are da da best. ❤️

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