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Tu right nahi hai Naina

We begin with Naina's premise, "no matter how much you try, there will always be something you will miss in life". So does the key lie in the things you miss ? We know we don't always get to choose what we miss. The next thing Naina says is "so let's enjoy the moment right now". I feel this only works when the choice is between watching the sunset with the person you like and that "light and sound show" Bunny has already planned for. They are both good choices. I know how good our brain is in justifying and embellishing the path we took when there were "no wrong answers".

But I want to describe something else. What are we willing to sacrifice. Sacrificing something that we already have to get something else we want. Sacrificing something you already have I believe is more difficult than choosing what to miss. Situations where you can't hold on to everything. Would you give up something that you really love to get something you really want? I know I did. I can say from experience there will always be that lingering regret but I guess that's the deal you make with the devil. Now if you think that you may get best of both worlds some day like in that movie, I am afraid Naina was right there... Once you have made that deal, you have to learn to love what you "have" now.