Pains Behind Paints

Today's world is all about getting more done in less time. We are so busy in our work schedule and have no time for our family & friends. Our lifestyle has become so hectic that we hardly can manage to sneak in just few minutes of comfort.


Yesterday I received a call from my friend who invited for the Indo German Urban Mela, I was very lucky enough to take a few minutes out of my busy schedule to visit the Urban Mela.


After visiting several stalls we went to the cultural pavilion where some students were enjoying the company of clowns. These colorful clowns were exceptional, they brought smile on people’s face. I too joined the group & enjoyed listening jokes & watching some funny acts of clowns. After the show I personally met these clowns & appreciated them for their entertaining performance. But later on I came to know their real pains behind the paints.


I asked my friend do you remember those beautiful & carefree childhood days when we used to laugh and enjoy with our friends. He was speechless for few seconds & we both were lost in the past. It is true that we cannot bring back those golden days but at least we can try to steal some time from our busy schedule to just relax and laugh our heart out.


Living without enjoying is not the way to live life. In spite of our busy schedules we have to manage time for ourselves. We often suggest to our friends & relatives to live happily & forget all tensions & other negative aspects. But we ourselves don’t follow. In today’s busy lifestyle there is hardly any time to waste. So in the little available time let’s try to be happy.


Life is colorful. Sometimes it is bright. Sometimes it is dark. Let’s hide all our pains behind the paints like the colorful clowns.


Laugh, and the world laughs with you: Weep and you weep alone.

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