This article is to be used for reference purposes only by
the readers. Any reference of the below events in the story to any one either
living or dead is purely coincidental and is regretted. I am not answerable to
any legal obligations and to any court of law pertaining to this article
published.
This is based on a true story
Chapter 1:
My name is Jyothi Singh a 26 year old female, I am quite
pretty and self-confident. I am a working woman in IT in Hi-Tech City, Hyderabad
in one of the Indian based MNC. I am the third child in my family, quite
pampered since childhood and being the only girl in the family, I always had
lot of attention from my parents and siblings.
Though my parents are quite religious, I somehow turned
out to be atheist. This may be one of the reasons I am so inclined to western
culture and dislike Indian culture and traditions for multiple reasons; though I
never been out of my country! I somehow am fascinated and inclined by my
friends talking about it and also watching western movies a lot.
Though, I come from a middle class family, I was pretty
much shielded with the problems in the real life by my family. So I am always
inclined towards a happy and stress less life, I just go by flow. I like to be
up to date with technology and trends and fashion.
Chapter 2:
My name is Abhi Uditeswar I am 28 year old male, I am
from Chennai. I am an IT professional working for a US client
directly. I am the eldest and the only male in the family. So I always had lot
of responsibilities since childhood. I have seen the real life, the pain, the
struggle for survival.
Though I was born middle class, my great grandparents
were really affluent. My grandfather inherited 15 acres (653K sq feet) of land
from his father who owned 30 acres of land and was a local Munasib, all lost by
trusting wrong people. When I was born, all that we had was a rented home with 150 sq ft space to live in India. I was raised by my father to know importance of money
and trust in humans, and my mother taught me the importance of relationships.
I am quite spiritual but not so religious, I strongly believe
in concept of humanity, trust and respect in relationships and elders. I am
hard worker, I plan and work towards what I need, even if it means stretching my
limits to achieve and obtain something in my life by facing any challenges laid
out by truthful means.
Chapter “99”:
Jyothi is now 50 years old helping orphans.
She is back from a camp and sat in her rolling chair and thinking about Abhi and her kid Saradha while she was looking at her photo album....
After 30 years from the time when Abhi and Jyothi got
married…
Both of their lives have changed a lot after they got
divorced 14 years after their marriage, when they separated with the only child
Saradha’s responsibility falling in the lap of Jyothi.
Everything was going in its natural flow, but a day came
where things changed for Jyothi.
Saradha committed suicide! Upon her marriage failure!
Abhi
died with heart failure upon hearing the news of her lovely daughter’s tragedy!
How did this all happen?
As they say “Karma cannot be escaped”.
Saradha fell in love with Sarath. Who she thought is a
nicest human being. But Sarath had a parallel affair with Saradha’s
friend Mary while he was in relationship with Saradha, ignorant of the fact
that Mary and Saradha are good friends.
Mary and Saradha were never aware of who they were in
relationship with, until one day Saradha came to know about it a month before
her marriage when Mary dropped from her short overseas trip after Saradha’s engagement
with Sarath. She recognized him and briefed about Sarath immediately
Saradha could not take this betrayal and went to meet Sarath’s
father Praveen. Praveen denied of his son doing such an act and called out that
she was doing all this for money. And also told her a bitter truth that she was
from a family where there are no morals and values, adding to fact that Jyothi
her mother was in illegal relationship with someone during her marriage!
Unable to digest the fact Saradha went to find more and
found that her mother Jyothi and Praveen were in illegal relationship! Saradha
went to her mother Jyothi to directly talk to her about this and her mother
agreed that she was in relationship with Praveen but not aware till her marriage alliance that
Praveen was Sarath’s father! She said it just happened in a flow and there is
nothing much can be done about it now so she kept numb.
Saradha could not take the pain of betrayal! She imagined
how his father would feel about it as he loved her mother so much and only she knows a
father who can look after her child with so much care, can imagine how much his
father could have loved her Mom.
Thousands of thoughts ran in
her brain! She thought the truth should not be known to his father so she
decided to bury it with her death!
Abhi who was very practical, never believed his daughter
was not so coward, he knew how brave her daughter was. So he went to find the
real reason; he found out the reason!
Though Abhi thought Jyothi got separated as she was not
happy, he never imagined that she would cheat him in his back! And that mistake
of hers could one day cost her daughter’s life and his!
—The End of Chapter 99.
Friends! In any relationship transparency, honesty and
trust are very important. We think we are smart enough to use technology and
couple of lie’s to cheat on someone. But what we are forgetting is this charm,
this momentary happiness is not going to last forever. It is the persons love
and the person himself being by your side till his last breath. And what you do
will one day have an impact on you and your family!
In life it is good to go by
where the wind blows! But remember when in relationship you cannot follow the
wind, it only means you are tied loose and you may not be ready for a serious
relationship.
If you feel so do not hesitate
to come out and live your own life as you like but betraying others is
betraying your own self.
In a relationship partners are
like a thread and kite tied back to person (relationship/marriage/family etc)
operating from ground. So even if wind blows harsh or there is no wind, you
safely reach ground to the person operating it! But if you are tied lose! You know
what happens.
In this ever changing modern
world! Technology is a boon! Use it to bring stronger relationships and better
place for our next generations and not easy, pleasurable, weaker parallels!
Stronger families form stronger
societies, stronger societies form stronger states, stronger states pave way to
better life of next generations. After all this life is all about survival and
evolution into stronger beings not weaker child lings.
No comments:
Post a Comment