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GHAR ghar ki kahani....

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e are friends living in an apartment in govindpuri. It is a long time since we all are together like the same college days.And when you see our house you will get all the feel and essence of a hostel room,although the valuables in the room have changed ( we all are now a salaried person ).
If i will describe our house in words,u will definitely feel that we are living in miserable conditions with the invasion of cockroaches in our home everywhere.
we are living in a condition where we have to fight for everything ,including basic needs.There is always a water shortage ,especially in our house bcoz somehow our water pump or our tank gets us into some problem. But every problem teaches you something. ( Tough times never last ,but tough people do ) we survived for one week without water ,doing all our daily activities ,somehow with jugaad,U will not see any sweeper in our house or any cook.We have tried to be sustainable with all our resources. And when we are sustainable there is always a problem with who will do what and how to distribute the work.Its like everyday fight between working husband's and working wife's.But it has always seemed to me so charming that everyday there is a fight on small things and after that also it doesn't effects anything.I can definitely say that when we all will be at different places we will miss these days.
Whenever anyone asks whether why we have not shifted from this place,there is no solid reason but somewhere inside we are not willing.

Comments

Prashant Das said…
Poignant, but really beautiful and realistic description, Vinod!
You really have the spirit for it!
I really miss our apartment @ Delhi; and would have loved to be in this snap!
vinod said…
:-) actually in office PC i have got this snap only....
Minu said…
Thats a wonderful piece vinod anybody who has ever enjoyed life with room-mates.

Those were the wonder years....
eNIGMA said…
Hostel life is refreshed vinod by reading this piece, i still have roommates but they cant beat the roorkee junta :)

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