Showing posts with label Kapoor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kapoor. Show all posts
Tuesday, 30 September 2014
Shashi Kapoor at 76
I saw this photo the other day and felt saddened by how Shashi Ji looks now.
Old age strips you of everything - your glory, your glamour, your sunshine personality.
He has been ailing for quite some time now and I don't know if with all his ailments, he wants to live more...
Whatever his wish, let it be granted. That's my prayer for him. He has given us some very sweet memories.
Remembering those years of his dimpled smiles, gorgeous looks, superb acting and emoting skills, I decided to dedicate a playlist to his wonderful songs.
Here it is for you to view
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAP2Wr4O1JakzISRUyz93l4oXj1xQikwD
Hope you enjoy these musical melodies.
I wish him well.
Love...
Aparna
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Wednesday, 16 July 2014
It Seems
It seems
You didn't
Like the way
He read the
News for us
That's why
You took him
Away from us
(addressed to God, this poem is dedicated to all the news bulletins given to us by George Alagiah who's now battling Bowel Cancer. He's one of my favourite news readers on BBC. My best wishes are always with him for a full and speedy recovery.)
Seeing
Seeing
The
Bleak
Ending
That
Life has
Who
Would
Want to
Make
Every day
A new
Beginning?
(my thoughts on seeing Shashi Kapoor's wheelchair photo at age 76)
The above poems © Aparna Chatterjee 2014
You didn't
Like the way
He read the
News for us
That's why
You took him
Away from us
(addressed to God, this poem is dedicated to all the news bulletins given to us by George Alagiah who's now battling Bowel Cancer. He's one of my favourite news readers on BBC. My best wishes are always with him for a full and speedy recovery.)
Seeing
Seeing
The
Bleak
Ending
That
Life has
Who
Would
Want to
Make
Every day
A new
Beginning?
(my thoughts on seeing Shashi Kapoor's wheelchair photo at age 76)
The above poems © Aparna Chatterjee 2014
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