Yes, it is about a heartening hearty smile. That smile
marched straight into the minds of whoever came across it. This smile is from
none other than the deceased Jishnu. It seems that Yamaraj is determined to populate
the other world with cine-celebrities. That may be why he is engaged in
transporting souls from the Malayalam movie industry. He doesn’t draw any
demarcation lines between young or old or male or female. Some of them are even
half-open flowers that have not fully experienced the wide varieties of life
patterns here.
It is a fact that many of the cine-world people have sought their
abode above and among them, some die young. In fifties or sixties or less
than that they choose to leave the stage. 2016 is in fact very cruel to the artists as
it has claimed many a life from that industry in particular from Malayalam. Artists from all the categories-actor, director, music director, cinematographer,
lyric writer etc. have had their journey for cine-work in the other world.
Kalpana had started
the game. Then the batten was passed on to Shan, ONV and Anandakuttan to name a
few. I think the number will exceed the count on our ten fingers. Now the
batten lies with Jishnu. Jishnu, the thirty
five-year-old had tried to trounce the destiny by his winning smile and commendable
confidence. His face was a cute canvass where he displayed everything tinted in
smile. Not only that, his fingers helped him pour the magic and miracle lying
behind a smile through face book posts. Smile became his watch-word and he
dipped his lips always in it. His words coated with smile provided his kith
and kin an assurance of survival. His smile directly enters into our hearts which received it with adoration. One who followed his face book post could not
believe that he had to bid bye so soon.
The vacuum that he created in his home and among friends
cannot be filled with the interaction of any other person. The energy and
spirit embedded in his language is no doubt unforgettable. His forever
departing disappearance from his parents pulls out a few drops of tears from my
eyes as if they say, "Two drops of tears for you,Jishnu." It carves a mark providing an ache and a slightly bleeding wound in my
mind also. I am not a relative or a fan of Jishnu and others. Still my fingers
chose the key board of my system. May all the souls that left us find a
comfortable stay in heaven!
He was a nice guy. May he rest in peace.
ReplyDeletethank you,SG.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteLoss of younger ones is always painful... nicely honoured. YAM xx
Thank you,Yamini.
ReplyDeleteRIP Jishnu
ReplyDeleteThank you,sm.
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