There is something curious about crossing sixty. People begin to speak to you differently. Some assume you have slowed down. Some assume you have everything figured out. Some think retirement means you have finally reached the stage where life is supposed to become quiet, predictable and comfortable. And perhaps the strangest assumption of all is…
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What Kind of a Person Am I? An Honest Reflection on Growing Older
I am – (A Comfortable Mess with Good Intentions) A few days ago, I opened my “miscellaneous” drawer in search of a charger. Indian households always have one mysterious drawer. No one knows what’s inside it. Yet everyone believes something important might be there. Inside mine, I found: three expired batteries, one temple receipt from…
Reinventing Yourself After 60: Exploring New Possibilities at Your Own Pace
Life after 60 is a time of choices—whether to slow down and savour life’s quiet moments or to embrace new adventures. It’s not about proving anything to anyone; it’s about deciding what feels right for you. Some find joy in exploring new places and learning new skills, while others find fulfillment in deepening their existing…
Movie Review: The Threshold (2015)
“The Threshold,” directed by Pushan Kripalani, is a poignant exploration of a long-term marriage confronting an unexpected crossroads. The film features Neena Gupta and Rajit Kapoor as Rinku and Raj, a couple in their early 60s who face a profound marital crisis immediately after their son’s wedding when Rinku announces her decision to leave. Set…