Orson
Welles what a great person whom I admired the most. When I watched his
unforgettable film “Citizen Kane” I may not have realised its entire potential
back then.
Ever since, I have been learning from this ubiquitous film in search
of “rosebud”. Only such a brilliant, creative and imaginative person could have
produced these distinguished craft.
I also remember vividly and continue to
listen to the soothing song “I know what it is to be young”. Written by Jerry
Abbott in 1984 and recited by legendary Orson Welles is a timeless reflection
and hence repeatedly resonates in my ears.
It
captures the essence of youth and passage of time, painting a picture of
youthful exuberance and the inevitable march of time. It reminds us to cherish
the present and to learn from the past.
Sincerely what do you think? Do we know what it is to be young? Is past and present comparable? Everything that has been touched has evolved. Turnaround continues at an accelerated pace.
