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The drama of our life

When we watch a drama, we expect each role to be the best, each actor should contribute the best of his/her act to make the play successful. Each one has a role to play and contribute the theme to the drama. 

As a whole it is called drama. The characters that form a part of the story are interwoven with the plot of the drama. Each character in a play has a personality of its own and has a distinct set of principles and beliefs. Actors who play various roles in a drama have the very important responsibility of bringing the characters to life.

Similarly if we look at the whole world, it is like a stage. All of us are actors. Each one has a role to play. Each roles are important. Life is like drama , it contains happy, sad, angry and bitter senses. All of us have to do our best on the life in the stage of this world.

But unfortunately, we take the life as drama and drama as life.  In the life, we are fail to understand the roles. The most of the life span is spent without understanding the roles. We don’t even make our effort to understand, The roles in our character is an objectives of our life. If you can understand and define the objectives, then you are throw with the roles.

The moment  Mohandas Karmachand  understood the role of his life, he became Mahathma Gandhi, The moment  an ordinary teacher Agnes understood her role in the life, she became  Mother Theresa.

To win a prize is goal of all the playwrights and also drama of our life. The only difference is, life on the stage is very fast and life on the real world is slow. In the drama we can rehearsal and perform, but in life perform directly without rehearsal.

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