Krishna
The very word “Krishna” means black. This entire
universe is creation of Krishna. All
these pleasures of life are nothing but toys created by the Lord for His children.
But we children while playing with them forget our divine Father. Hence first
and foremost Ghanashyam – one who is black like rain bearing clouds, Krishna
tops my list. For me he represents spirituality.
Filmfare
trophy
Ever since I was a child I have been watching this
beautiful black lady. She is the Holy Grail for every superstar. I want to make
a film. I want to weave a dream on the silver screen. It will have all the
quintessential elements of a bollywood movie - love, music and dance. It will be a message conveyed from the heart
to another heart. I am sure I succeed in striking the chord with the audience and
bring this lovely coveted black home. For me she represents success.
Black Bull
The bull represents a share market climbing up. I
wish the bull remains here forever and does not lose it to the bear. A bull market will ensure that the economy
recovers soon, inflation is under control, rupee is strong, and prices of
essential commodities go down. For me the
black bull is about money and sound finances.
Kajal
I am dying to have a toddler who will have black
kajal beauty spots on his forehead and cheek to protect him from evil eye. For
me it represents a good family life.
Black
night
Night which is pitch dark. I can see nothing around.
That makes me look inside myself. I get acquainted with a different side of
mine. The dark night makes me contemplative and creative. I write the best of
my stories and poems in the quiet lap of the black night. It takes away all the
stresses of the day and rejuvenates me. For me it represents creativity.
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