Wanna grow up once again...

There is a song in the movie "3 Idiots" - Give me some sunshine... It has these lines,


Give me some sunshine
Give me some rain
Give me another chance
I wanna grow up once again


This song is so close to my heart. I do want another chance to grow up once again.. I do want my childhood back so that I can correct watever mistakes I have done, to try and achieve watever I could not coz of my mistakes, to hold the relationships I have lost, to erase all hard moments, to recreate all pleasant moments and so on...


How would it be if we all get another chance to grow up once again?? Will it not be great?? But in reality we will not get another chance to grow up.. Its important that we learn from our mistakes and correct them atleast from now on and not to make any as far as possible and lead a great life where none is hurt.. Neither we nor people around us...


Fact is, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara...


All Is Well!!!

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