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FOR ME EXPECTATION VS REALITY BE LIKE:
Reality.
2. Expectation.
Reality.
3. Expectation.
Reality.
4. Expectation.
Reality.
5. Expectation.
Reality.
Some amazing photos of expectation vs reality are saved in my phone,have a look:
There are two types of reality.
The objective reality is the world outside the mind. It exists regardless if someone is watching or not.
Then there is the subjective reality. It is a continuous model that each brain creates based on input from the senses, memories, and predictions. It’s a useful representation of the external objective reality.
The model is decorated with useful representative attributes like color, sound, heat, cold, texture, taste, feelings, etc. That is the only world you will ever experience, and you yourself are a part of that model. You will never directly access the objective reality.
The subjective reality is subjective, and slightly different between different people, but similar enough for groups of people and societies to function.
The objective reality can only directly be accessed in science fiction movies, like the Matrix, though the representation is still in the subjective reality.
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Lovers : Dilip Kumar and Madhubala were once known as a couple.
They had met during shooting of Tarana (1951) and reportedly fallen in love.
They were all set to marry ; but Madhubala’s father refused marriage proposal offered by Dilip Kumar’s family.
Interestingly, their mutual friends ; acquaintances and media were looking forward to their marriage.
Anger : Luck and professional commitment brought them together during shooting of Mughal E Azam.
They both kept safe distance from each other and hardly communicated except dialogues.
Slap : In once scene; Dilip Kumar (as prince Salim) had to slap Madhubala (Anarkali)
It was supposed to be simple slap. But, Dilip Kumar reportedly hit Madhubala hard.
It left Madhubala in tears; while Dilip Kumar suddenly left the scene.
Irony : Everyone including K Asif , film maker, and Ajit (actor) knew the real reason behind this incident.
But, K Asif presented it as an act of real acting by two wonderful actors.
Well : “So it’s true, when all is said and done, grief is the price we pay for love.”: E.A. Bucchianer
Pic Credits : Google Images / Web