Myself, a human being

There are many male characters in Malayalam cinema that fill our eyes. As a debt-ridden father who was forced to take up all the family debts on his own shoulders, as 'Valyettan', who had to forget his own life to build a happy life for his siblings, from 'Valsalyam', as 'chettachan' from 'Pavithram', as a sole breadwinner of the family, who was forced to move abroad; 'Puramanayil Chandran' from 'Mambazhakkalam', as the man who had to live all his good times abroad for his liabilities and siblings and later got exploited by his own children; 'Narayanan' from 'Pathemari' and the young man who had to go through a tough path only for his family, 'Joshua' from 'Koode'... Malayalam cinema had witnessed enough male characters that literally stirred up our minds.  These are just a few examples. The lives of many people in this society are depicted in these. Since centuries, the responsibility of a house is taken b...

I've changed from being a regular movie viewer and book reader to a non-reader/ 'rare-reader' and an occasional movie viewer. I've changed from the old me, who used to check everyone's WhatsApp status without skipping a single one, and opened and replied to every message at the very moment, to the new me, who replies to messages very late and doesn't show any interest in checking statuses.  I've changed from the old me, who gets stressed out over small things, and gets sad just thinking about it, to a new me, who doesn't even mind big things and avoids unnecessary thoughts. I've changed from the me who was quick to approach people, and struggled to get away from some of them, to the new, me who keeps my distance from people and tries to walk away from them at times.  Maybe the change has made me not who I am. Or it could be a transition to a new me.  The change is painful. Yet it is inevitable ! Wishing you all to have a good day.  Thanking you :)