Siddhartha Sur > Quotes

“My voice was too feeble for rebellion, and I was inadequate to fight the politics.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“Are we allowed to keep our beliefs?”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“Their inner void manifested itself in acts of cruelty and savagery that the Pink Umbrella couldn't have foreseen, and it remained there, speaking the tales, till the grasses grew and the Tungabhadra flooded.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“During our late-night Netflix binges, we'll watch the classic romantic film Saptapadi, starring Uttam Kumar and Suchitra Sen. That was her favourite.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“I was a void within this decaying house.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“That's not void within; I see the Void filled to infinity, if "infinity" has any meaning at all.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“The bird hopped till it reached the very end of the ray of sunlight filtering through the veranda's leaves. It was happy that no human beings dwelt in the ancient old home, so it could bathe in its favorite sunshine all day long.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“When you explore life, you seem to find a life on the way.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“They make a lot of effort to be content with their jewels and palaces, but if you listen to them tell their own stories and sing their own songs, you'll see that politics and the need to please society limit their lives.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“The same act of his taking care, which once kindled my affection for him, is now its antithesis.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“Even if cosmopolitan trees and shrubs are free to grow wherever they like in the yard, I can't help but hear a melody emanating from the blossoms and leaves everywhere.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“Time moves quickly. Past seems to be slowing down in its pursuit of the present. Present gets too busy for the future.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within

“I sobbed and yelled as I was hauled away through the streets, past the Krishna Bazar and Hemakuta Hills, onto a Dinghy, with waves of Tungabhadra caressing the boats on its way.”
― Siddhartha Sur, The Void Within