What are we looking for in life? A person or a bond? A love that lasts forever or a love that makes some days—only some days—the most beautiful days? 

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After coming back to the senses, I had this immediate question: " Are we learning something or losing many things in the process of growing up?"

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The best part about being a kid is that they are joyful for the smallest of reasons. They don’t know what’s with people or the busy, monotonous world. They find everyday new and special and the Diwali evening is something that they could enjoy, celebrate, have fun to the fullest and talk with their friends about the same at school the next day.

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I just wanted to reach out to all of those happy faces with a spark in their eyes and gently say " Never let this smile fade away".

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Out of many such beautiful moments, my favourite one was this: Two brothers were walking. They were both probably under the age of ten. The elder divided the Bhuchakras among them, two for each. The naïve younger one then inquired, "What about mom if we fire all four Bhuchakras?" This is really lovely. Children are really innocent and adorable, but younger siblings are even more so.

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The joyous faces of kids at the market, yes, their joyous faces have reminded me of many special moments. They were holding their fathers’ hands, jumping, and running towards the shops, pointing towards the crackers they wanted. Their faces lightened as they peered through the covers, counting the crackers and planning how to fire them all.

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Why do only kids anticipate the festival of lights? Why not adults?   I'm not sure about this, but I know that children enjoy this day to the utmost. When I was at the same busy bazaar with my father to buy some crackers, I was taken back on a nostalgic ride suddenly.

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The air is full with the distinctive smell of a busy bazaar, as well as the sounds of traders calling at customers to buy crackers from their stores. Surprisingly, every trader says that their items are the greatest, leaving a plethora of options for the people gathered there a few hours before the auspicious Diwali evening, an evening that almost all children look forward to all year.

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The Little Nostalgic Ride!

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Why is King Kohli's 71st century so special to us?

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