A Heartfelt Tribute to KK
As one grows older - responsibilities & stress starts becoming a part of routine life, we fondly remember our childhood. We say it was happy, carefree, fun! But when we look back at our childhood we don't remember much of it. It's those few moments that seem to sum it up - a family trip, summers at grandparents, school bus rides & songs through which we sung our childhood away. Even today when we listen to a song we remember the moments encapsulated in that song - when we first heard it, when it hit our hearts - memories of school, family, first love, first heartbreak - nostalgia is basically through that song. Today when I heard the news of KK having passed away - I was jolted, shattered, heartbroken. It felt like a personal loss. Because his songs were a major part of my childhood. I remember singing loud his songs in school trips, in house parties or jamming to them solo - lost to the world. I remember swaying to Hum Rahe Ya Na Rahe Kal & Yaaron Dosti during my ...