The longing of relieving the past one more time before the future engulfs you. The urge to maintain a grip, ignoring the fear of a moment vanishing. To little and large discoveries within the people and loved animals, we come across. The permanence and lasting impact of our memories have, helped us a long way to carry on and make new ones. Stories that will instantly resonate with your core memories.
Ek Dost Aisa Bhi – Nidhi Narwal
A retreat back to memory lane, to relive and cherish them once more. A sense of familiarity when distanced from home, a sense beckoning you back, your happiest memories in bits that still guide you back home. Nidhi Narwal in her heart-touching, beautiful narration of the story gives us a sight of her pet dog Maddy, her smile throughout her anecdote establishes the impact he had on her life and the family. Nidhi’s unfolding of the story starts with a vibrant description of Maddy as well as his presence, particularly in her dad’s heart. A little menace, who managed to involve everyone in his business. Nidhi’s way of continuing is delightful, a retelling of memory as if one detached from us and shown right in front of us. Storytelling of Ek Dost Aisa Bhi will tuck you back into the comfort layers of being with your pets and reminiscing or making core memories with them as well as appreciating these moments more.
Yaari Dosti Mai Kya Rakha Hai?- Divya Chaudhary
‘Yeh yaari doosti me kuch nhi rakha , Yari dosti sab chut jate hai’, a chain of words with a constant occurrence throughout her anecdote definitely takes a chuckle or two out of you while you shuffle back to the past. Minute details and instances created without a thought and passage of time are the ones who last the longest, Divya’s nineteen years of college friendship is living proof that cancelling the old phrase friendships are mere waste of time. A cycle and turn of events in Divya’s storytelling emphasise the significance of finding a home beyond a home.
