Jab we met..My philosophy on life

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I have watched this movie over and over again.Loved everything right from dialoges to scenes ,from music to the actors and the costumes.I think everyone would agree with me that there is a lot of positivity about this movie.I liked Kareena's character which is very vibrant and vivacious and which teaches us many things

1)Do things that make you happy.
Aditya has a passion for singing and music but he doesnt bcos he thinks its waste of time.Keep time aside everyday for what you love to do.Be it 5-10 mins.If you like music enjoy it.If you like to read ,pick up a book and read it for 5 mins before you go to bed.If you like to dance,just do it.If you like to cook,make a dish.Find time for it.Remember happiness is all about picking up time to do what you love

2)Fall in love deeply,madly..dont think of being hurt..just follow your heart:
Geet enjoys every moment  of her life in love with Anshuman.She doesnt think of the consequences if he rejects her.Its not always necessery that one who you love, would love you back.  but you can always enjoy being in love ..the intoxication of being in love. You can simply feel happy about it. Just Enjoy in that feel.Stay in it.Expect less give more



3)Take the onus of your life.Take your decisions and dont look back and say i wish I hadnt done that.Listen to your heart and take your decisions.Geet tells Aditya that she takes onus of her life so that no one should blame her

4)When you break up with someone, dont keep grieving.Live life without regrets.Flush them out of your life.A new door may open to you.You might get someone better.Forgive,forgeta nd let go

5)Have  a dream and chase it.Dream big.Work towards it.Its important to work hard,but its even important to Dream big.Dont chain yourself too much.Just follow your heart

6)Do mad things sometimes.Remember when Geet tells Aditya to jump in water?.Somethings we do enjoy as kids but we forget all about it when we grow up.Just go and have that candy floss or gola or pani puri on roadside.Laugh out loud.play with your children.Dance wen you feet start tapping to music.

7)Last but not least..smile more:-)..Just like Geet asks Aditya..Bacchan ke fan ho? Angry young man?


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