While the entire Nation is flooding condolences messages for the great loss of our former President Abdul Kalam, as usual RGV gave his kind of twist expressing how thrilled and overwhelmed he is for the twitteratis response showing how much they care for the demised ex-President. RGV adds, for all the overwhelming condolences Kalam should get up and dance.
Though these tweets seem to be very insensitive at this hour when the entire Nation is mourning the death of their beloved ex-President, there is a philosophical touch when he added that people realise the value of the dead only after dying. How true! There is a satirical note when he says that the dead should get up and dance for all the love showered on them after death.
When people say that Kalam’s death is an irreparable loss, RGV mocks how people would be able cope up the unbearable loss of an incredible man and move ahead. When you read RGV’s lines, we find them insensitive superficially but when one tries to read beyond the lines, there is inherent philosophy and implicit satire about the ways of the world.
