Life : I think I know you now!
Just watched Satyajit Ray’s Apur Sansar. I had tears rolling down my cheeks for most of the movie. Not because of what I was watching on the screen. But because what the movie did to me. It made my entire life roll in front of me. I cried remembering every person who came in my life. My father. My mother. My brother. My sister. My grandmothers. My friends. All of them. My teachers. My husband. My daughter. My son. My daughter-in-law. My uncles and my aunts. My cousins. Their spouses. Their kids and grandkids. My nieces and nephews. Their spouses and their kids. My brother-in-law. My family through my husband. Especially my mother-in-law who accepted me as a daughter. And my sisters-in-law who embraced me as their sister. My family through my daughter-in-law My professional colleagues My patients Everyone. The personal storyline was irrelevant. Mere details. I cried because I realized that it has been a life of love. I have loved each of t...