Reel life Vs Real life, about most of us living in a parallel life and being stuck in between the corridor of life.

1. Where do you stand?

2. Scripting Fiction is a tricky task
which is incidentally synonymous
to the author’s reel life; that has
substance revolving around
 characters,
 a plot,
 a climax and
 an incredible script which
should be able to grip its
readers till the last written
word.

3. Nonfiction which is synonymous to
real life, is more often than not;
 About life and its teachings,
 People and relationships,
 Mind and its abstract theories,
 Current affairs and its impact,
 Nature and its various dramatic
characterizations.

4. STILL WAITING
 Nonfiction is rather easier to FOR THE
pen down than something INSPIRATION
concretely Fiction
I GUESS IT FOUND
SOME TRAFFIC
 This is possible since, there is
always a soulful living
inspiration for Nonfiction, but
Fiction is mostly dependent on
a variety of inspiration that is
hidden in Nonfiction.

5.  Most people may not enjoy
Nonfiction, for example; an
autobiography - it can be BEFORE
mind-numbing to read until and EVERYTHING I WANT
unless the person has had an TO TELL YOU ABOUT ME
extremely extraordinary
adventurous lifetime.
But, as one of my friend once mentioned to me – Life is half spent
before we know what it is.
 So can every individual have his/ her
EVERYTHING YOU WANT
TO KNOW ABOUT ME autobiography? Every life is unique and
every individual personality is distinctive
AFTER and one of its kind. But, most of us exist in
a real life, but live in a reel life.

6.  It is not split personality, where the
 A few of us live in a mind is in full control of multiple
parallel life which is behaviours, usually accompanied by loss
diverse and unlike of memory pertaining to certain important
reality. episodes of life within a short span of time.
 When we are just by ourselves;
we are unusual, though special to
our heart, but poles apart to our
public manifestation. Parallel life on the other hand is
rather an odd indication of evolving
or moulding oneself, to one’s
mental picture of their reel life.

7.  Our reel life is important to
us, because it is here that we
are exactly the person or
being that we want to be.
 In the real life, we
take a back seat and
run away from
confronting scores of
obstacles that hinder
us from developing
into the person we
want to be.

8.  The corridor from reel to real
life is the toughest one to
tread, filled with thorns and
untoward circumstances. At
one end of the corridor is the
reel life and at the other end is
the real life.

9. Most of us our stuck in between the corridor, at ‘X’ station.
It is at that very moment that we tend to take hasty decisions.
The ‘X’ station leads to nowhere and is more like an illusion.
The journey through the corridor is called experience. The corridor
itself is life.
The ability to take the step forward towards either of the
destinations and shift from the ‘X’ station is called courage.
Our talent to cross over from one end to the other is our success
story.

10.  It is these people who have the
content or are the inspiration for
the content used to write a New
York Bestseller, or even a book
that would eventually win a
Booker Prize.
 Most of us have parallel lives,
ultimately what matters is our
ability to juggle between both
lives and be able to decide what
and where we want to be in the
future.
 And be able to catch the train
and move away from ‘X’ station.