अब ज़रूरी भी है, और ज़रूरत भी

आदत और ज़रूरत में का फ़र्क़ करने की

ढंग और ढोंग को अलग अलग पड़ने की

अब ज़रूरी भी है, और ज़रूरत भी

Zarurat - "DastaKhat" #9

Sometimes, no matter what you plan, life surprises you.

आगे मोड़ पे ज़िन्दगी ने आपके लिए क्या कुछ रखा है ?

इसका पता उस मोड़ पे जाकर ही चलता है

So, ज़रूरी है के आप उठे, चले, इंतज़ार भला क्यों ? और किसका ?

बहुत हुआ इंतज़ार, get up, showup, attempt, Meet yourself, today !!!

Intezaar - "DastaKhat" episode #8 is a poetic take on the urgency of meeting yourself.

DastaKhat's episode #7 - "Jab jaana 'KHAALI' jaana" is a quirky poetic take on ideas of life, and also talks about dying empty. Dying empty of all the goodness that is within you. Delivering it to the world, before you leave.

DastaKhat's sixth episode "Don’t judge a book by its cover" – is a poetic story take on the quirky temperament of judging someone by the way he looks or a book by the way it's covered; for inside those tattered pages, we know there's a lot to be discovered.” Judging others makes us blind, whereas love is illuminating.

DastaKhat's fifth episode "90's ka Bachpan-Copy meri" - is Babu's poetic nostalgic take on growing up in the golden era of 90's. This episode is sure to take you back down the memory lane, "Ohhh i really miss those days".

DastaKhat's episode #4 "Ateet" is woven around this powerful and often paralyzing word called "Ateet" in the lives and times of our lovers, wives, sisters and mothers. This episode is a small powerful poem on the same.

Uniqueness - "DastaKhat" #3 is Babu's take on being yourself.

DastaKhat's Episode #002 shares with you a poetic expression on how the dearest of things we own are often the most ordinary and non-expensive things.

DastaKhat's Episode #001 brings to you a nostalgic; poetic; musical story to the times of letter's and postcards; Wherein 90's making a pen friend somewhere far across the oceans was not only a matter of pride for the young but also "Pen Friend Mera" MAGICAL.

Introductory Episode of "DastaKhat" stories by Babu.

Giving an insight into the format and potpourri of elements that “DastaKhat” shall be offering