Love and Death
(Short adaptation from my earlier published article on my earlier blog space, republished from medium.com ) Love and death? What sort of a topic is that? What comes to your mind when you read these two words together? Probably a web series on a streaming platform with a plot weaved around romance, love, and some mysterious murder? Doesn’t all the tragic, drama of life weave around these two predominantly? The tragic love stories from the movies often starts with the former (Love) and ends with the later (Death). Love is what most people feel good, comforting, when having wonderful life situations and what many also seek for — to a lesser or more desperate need — in some form or the other. And death? If experienced in the closer circle of one’s life creates a feeling of emptiness, of void, and a mindset — that waxes and wanes — of a meaningless dry life to just continue living. And being humans, these two — love and death — bring in loads of emotions, the spec...