The feeling one experiences after the long aniticipated and yet unwanted ending to a story occurs is miserable. I'm referring to SUBRAMNIAPURAM. A Tamil movie named after a village. It's a mixture of gore and romance.
For the non-Indians and for those who have no time to watch it, here's the stroyline:
It's about this guy and his 2 friends who do not earn a living but live at the expense of their other friends: one who's got a job and one who's physically challenged. This guy and the daughter of whom he works here and there for are in love. Upon the request of the uncle of this girl to whom her lover is very loyal to, the lover offers to help him murder his rival to help him rise back to his position in his political group. However, when he and his friend surrender themselves to the police, in the believe that they'll be taken out on bail eith the help of this man, they realise that they were betrayed. With the help of a stranger, they get released. After which both of them get involved in a killing spree to save themselves and to ultimately kill the man who betrayed them and got them into this mess. Even then, the main guy and his lover meet up sometimes and when her uncle, the man who betrayed the two guys, finds out about this, he begs her to let him go. Left with no choice, having to put her family first, the girl relishes her love and meets her lover as usual. She cries and cries, letting her lover do all the talking. Finally, some guys who were in ambush, kill the guy. When his friend wanted to avenge him, he killed the girl's uncle and finally was killed too.
The most memorable part of the story was when the main guy was being killed and he looks his lover who was being dragged away from the site by her uncle. His stare was full of disbelieve and disappointment that his lover had actually betrayed him after so much and that his love had failed. Little did he know how much angst and pressure the girl went through and that she did this without a choice. But they both loved each other truly.
I felt really miserable after the show which felt so genuine.
Anyway, back to reality now. Just learnt that we should take no one or anything for granted and that the choices we make affect our future. Life's just like the stones on a mountain on where it has just rained. We have to take every step with as much caution as we would on the slippery stones.
Leaving you something to think about....

Love,
NisA