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Bollywood seems to have gotten the concept of love all wrong! This poem urges our dear Bollywood to rethink its mindset and finally grow up!
Bollywood seems to have gotten the concept of ‘love’ all wrong! This poem urges our dear Bollywood to rethink its mindset and finally grow up!
Dear Bollywood, Let’s talk about love Because let’s face it You have screwed our definition of love.
Tu jahan jahan chalega Mera saya sath hoga This is not ‘love’, dear Bollywood This is called stalking And this might not help the guy to get the girl But might land him up in jail.
Tu haan kar ya na kar Tu hai meri Kiran Kiran, dear Bollywood is not a car! And the guy cannot drive her home Without her Consent.
Kabhi kabhi mere dil mai khayal ata hai Ki jaise tujhko banaya gaya hai sirf mere liye Kabhi kabhi mere dil mai khayal ata hai Ki yeh badan, yeh nigahein sirf meri hi amanat hai
No, maybe it never occurred to you That she was not sent on this Earth To be your private property! She was sent here To be A doctor, a scientist A rapper, a racer A poet, an artist Or whatever her heart desires to be!
Hum ek baar jeetein hai Ek baar marte hai aur pyar, woh bhi ek hi baar karte hai No, dear Bollywood There are a lot of Simrans for Raj and a lot of Raj’s for Simran to date. Haven’t you heard of Tinder till date?
Dear Bollywood, Don’t sell us your fairy tales Where the only aim of DDLJ’s Simran is to find her Andekha Anjana soulmate.
Dear Bollywood, You haven’t come of age Please grow up! And till then, don’t tell us how to Love For heaven’s sake!
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Shweta Advani is a HR Consultant by profession and a freelance writer. An avid reader,dancer and yoga enthusiast. read more...
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