In life, we often wear “masks”—not just physical ones, but also the roles or personas we create to fit into society. The quote “Jo Chehra duniya chupati hai itna bura nahi hota, mukhote ke piche har shaqs bura nahi hota.. Jhoothe mukhoto se dur kuch log khass hote hain.. Zindgi jeene ke subke apney andaaz hote hain” (The face the world hides may not be as bad as it seems; not everyone behind the mask is bad. Some people, far from false masks, are truly special. Everyone has their own way of living life) invites us to think about how we judge people based on their appearance.
When we meet someone, we often judge them by how they look or act. But what we see might not tell the whole story. People hide their true selves behind masks, like how they think they should behave in society. The poem tells us that just because someone looks a certain way doesn’t mean they are bad. Sometimes, the mask is just a way to protect themselves or fit in.
The poem also reminds us that some people are special because they don’t hide behind masks. “Jhoothe mukhoto se dur kuch log khass hote hain” (Some people, far from false masks, are truly special). These people are real, and their strength lies in being themselves. They show the world who they truly are, and that is what makes them unique and valuable.
“Zindgi jeene ke subke apney andaaz hote hain” (Everyone has their own way of living life). We all walk different paths in life. What works for one person might not work for another, and that’s okay. We should respect each person’s journey and understand that there is no one “right” way to live life. It’s important to embrace our own path and allow others to do the same.
This poem teaches us to look beyond appearances and accept people for who they truly are. It reminds us to be real, not to hide behind masks, and to live life in our own way. Everyone is special in their own unique way, and that’s what makes the world a richer place. So, let’s embrace authenticity and celebrate what makes us different.
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