Do Panchi Do Tinke
Tapasya
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Do panchhee, do tinake, kaho le ke chale hain kahaa
पंची करो, तिनके करो, कहो ले के चले हैं कहा
Do punch, do straws, say where you have gone
Ye banaayenge yek aashiyaan
ये बनेगा ये आशियान
This will become this shelter
Ye to apanee hee dhoon mein gaaye, us dhoon pe udate jaaye
ये तो आपने ही धुन में गए, हम धूल पर उड़ते गए
It's you who went to the tune, we went flying on the dust
In kee mastee ko aaur badhaye, saawan kee ye hawaayen
की मस्ती को और बढे, सावन की ये हवाएं में
Let's increase the fun, in these winds of Sawan
Manjil ke matawaale, dekho chhoone chale aasamaan
मंजिल के मातावाले, देखो चुनो चले आसामां
Mothers of the destination, look, choose the heavens
Ye banaayenge yek aashiyaan
ये बनेगा ये आशियान
This will become this shelter
Yek foolonbharee ho daalee aaur usapar ho baseraa
ये फुलोंभरी हो डाली और उसपर हो बसेरा
It became full of flowers and settled on it
Kuchh ayesaa hee meethhaa meethhaa hain sapanaa teraa meraa
कुछ आया ही मीठा मीठा है सपना तेरा मेरा
Something has come sweet is sweet, your dream is mine
Ye sapanaa sach hogaa, kah rahee dhadakanon kee jubaan
ये सपना सच होगा, कह रही धड़कनों की जुबान
This dream will come true, the tongue of the beats is saying
Hum banaayenge yek aashiyaan
हम बनाएंगे ये आशियां
We will make these houses
Tapasya
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Summary
Tapasya – meaning penance is the story of Indu, eldest child of Prof Chandrakant Sinha takes on the responsibility of rearing her younger siblings, Vinod, Madhu and the youngest sister. Indu is the breadwinner of the family and acts as both father and mother to the children. The family doctor, young Sagar Verma who treated Chandrakant through his terminal illness falls in love with Indu, which is reciprocated. Being the only son of his widowed mother brings expectations Sagar’s wife is expected to take on the responsibility of managing the affairs of their palatial home, giving up her siblings and her parental home. This is not possible for Indu, who is willing to sacrifice her own love and happiness at the altar of responsibility to her brother and sisters. It is only when the children are settled in their own homes that Indu can think for herself. Sagar in the meantime has handed over his clinic to a locum and left without any forwarding address or informing anyone of his return date. Now that Indu is free, where is Sagar? Has he also given up on Indu as her siblings have and left her alone in her twilight years? Does Indu have any happiness in store for her, or is her life a penance (Tapasya) at the altar of responsibility.
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