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'Every o ne has a thoughtful day when a philosophy bug bites them  and spreads its venom into the thoughts of the mind.' Does success really have any timing? No; the obvious answer to this common sense question. It can occur at any time, which brings me to the next question, "Should you get success early on in life?" No. 1. For you don't get to test and try all the possible outcomes by yourself. And "Who likes doing easy things, anyway?" The swag that comes with uttering this sentence.... is unsaid. 2. You don't have any regrets that "I didn't get to do tha,t" "what if the other option was better than this and that I could have been happier than I'm right now." (It's like the apple in the others' basket always look bigger situation.) 3. An opportunity to tap all the options that one has. That is one learns from one's own experiences and not a mere read/listen-and-follow process. 4. You do

Hey guys! A movie buff reporting here! I know I’m a movie freak but I don’t know if my choice has become too lowly or it is really the spring of interesting movies. For a strange reason, there are a number of movies which I have liked off late (Padmavat, Raid, Hichki etc being out of them) and a few of them coming up  on which I have pinned my hopes quite high.  Can’t say how well they would turn out to be, but at this moment they look really promising. When I sit down to write this post I’m reminded of my old post where too I was geared up for some movies which, later on, completely dashed down on my expectations. Fingers crossed. Otherwise, I’ll be labelled naïve in the field of judging movies from the trailers. Read on for the list: 1. Nanu Ki Jaanu Watch the trailer When I just started watching its trailer, I was confused, “Did I hear the right sound? Is it supposed to be a horror movie?”  Going by the name, one tunes into the trailer least expec