What it is to be a woman (c)

" Every Woman is a Warrior Princess. If she believes in her Divinity, Power, Purity and Purpose of life."

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What it is to be a woman (b)

" Women are rare. Every female doesn't qualify to be a woman. "

There need to be a Delicate Grace.
There need to be Composure.
There need to be plenty of Art.
There need to be some Virtues of Mother Nature.
There need to be Power, Strength and a distinct knowledge of a way to use it.
There need to be Divine Intuition.

Well, there is no end to it, but we can put one last thing here - That there need to be Integrity.

Now, why Integrity is so important ? Because according to Indian Philosophy, there are two elements in the Universe - Purush and Prakriti. Females have the more of Prakriti and less of Purush. That is why they are more giving, have intuitive powers, they are mysterious and so on... Nature (prakriti) seems to be fragmented but if you look from a little higher , there is integrity in Nature as well. A woman generally by nature is fragmented. She wants to be so much at one time. Her different personalities come in conflict with one another. That is why, they are more confusing, more mysterious, and more interesting obviously. But a real Woman needs to show Integrity in her 'fragmented self'.

What it is to be a Woman (a)

"She was still a girl, still a girl when she was about to enter the sanctity called Marriage. Like a girl she still dreamed of vast blue sky, rainbows and butterflies."

Then one day she realized, what it was to be a woman. She thought being a man isn't the same thing like being a woman. To be a woman you must know, when to think from your brain and when to allow your heart to decide. And I tell you, its the Foremost and Toughest challenge in the way to be a Woman.

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Talaash : Where the answer lies?

I guess I have fallen in love with Kareena Kapoor. Whoa! she IS an Actress, that too a very scintillating. Though the script of "Heroine" was very lousy but Kareena came out of it shining like the moon. In "Talaash" , she just did it Awesomely. How perfectly she fits in the character. No wonder, after Chameli and a little similar part she plays in "Heroine", she had to be perfect in the prostitute's role. 

Talking about "Talaash" as an impact, I would say, it just hits you on the right spot. A man's logical mind clashes with a woman's believes. But Talaash is not simply the story of " turning an unbeliever into a believer ". It is about something more. 

When Aamir shouts on Rani dragging her out of that Spirit Caller's house, and telling her, being a science teacher how can she believe in such crap. At that moment, Rani tells him, " I find happiness in this." You also do in which you find happiness. Here the story shifts from the theme of 'Belief' to 'Happiness'. We believe in something because it satisfy our urges, it gives us happiness and it is so plain that you can either be too logical or happy. 

There is one more important point in the movie. Which has touched me beyond anything. The Spirit Caller says, ' We don't choose ou lives, life chooses us.' It is an answer to most of our questions in the world -like -  'why me?' Because this life has chosen you and what you could do, can do n will do - no one can take your place n do your work. 

" If the life has chosen you, and not you  have chosen the life, there shall be no regrets but only looking forward to how you can come up to Life's expectations from you. At least you can try your best " ;)

P.S. ~ Don't forget to notice the caption - "The Answer Lies Within". Your Talaash for whatever it is , will only get a going with a ' Sign ' your heart gives you.