In Search Of The Lost Innocence.

from Disjointed · host Shriman Adhith

Season 2 Episode 1 : 7 Minute throwback to time of our lives. The time when Appa used to tie our shoe laces and Amma used to pack the lunch boxes while we watched the last bit of news running on the TV while getting ready for school. Golden period, each fresh experience stands out in our memories now. How we have started getting numb, less excited about everything around. Is it just the way its meant to be ? Join me on my rant about what I mean is the lost innocence here. Share & Subscribe :')

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