The Times Have Changed, But Have We? | 'Your Best Day Is Today!' - Must Read

'Anupam Kher had shared his latest book is titled “Your Best Day Is Today!” the book, in which he experiences during the coronavirus-induced countrywide lockdown. Through this book, Mr. Kher will recount his experiences during the lockdown, several ups and downs, including the time when his mother Dulari and brother Raju Kher had contracted the virus. His previous books are his biography Lessons Life Taught Me Unknowingly & The Best Thing About You is You. He is also a recipient of two National Film Awards.'

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'The times have been changed, but have we?

Our life experiences and interactions with others help shape our personalities and make us the person we are today. During the lockdown, each of us had own share of experiences. Some might have seen it as a positive time, an opportunity to slow down, relax a bit, reconnect with people, spend quality time with children, develop a skill, or simply reconnect with self. For others, it might have been a forced time or solitude, or they felt trapped for weeks at end with difficult family situations or estranged partners. Whichever way the lockdown played out for each of us, it had one thing in common - it disrupted our daily lives and living arrangements in ways that none of us were prepared for.

‘Your best day is today. Not tomorrow, nor day after.’

The Covid-19 pandemic is considered as the most crucial global health calamity of the twenty-first century. It caught humankind like a deer in the headlights. All across the globe, people were unprepared to face this disease head-on. Apart from enduring the impact of the socio-economic and political crisis, we had to deal with the consequences of staying inside our homes without knowing what the future held for us. The severity of this disease f