‘Such a good company but still, no one to talk to’: this tweet is a reality check:
We are living in a world where life without a cell phone has become impossible. The fear of missing out (FOMO) is becoming so real that a recent picture shared by singer Asha Bhosle is a reality check that all of us need. The 85-year-old singer wrote: “Bagdogra to Kolkata… Such good company but still, no one to talk to. Thank you Alexander Graham Bell.”
The photo was shared along with a photograph of the singer, sitting in a waiting room with other singers including Sudesh Bhosle and Siddhant Bhosle.
Her tweet was dedicated to the people, who were clearly more involved in their phones rather than talking to people around them. The singer was the only one who did not have any electronic device in her hand.
Check out her post:
Bagdogra to Kolkata… Such good company but still, no one to talk to. Thank you Alexander Graham Bell pic.twitter.com/PCH92kO1Fs
— ashabhosle (@ashabhosle) January 13, 2019
Many people were able to relate with Bhosle’s tweet and shared their feeling, others commented that they would never look at the phone in her presence.
Check out the reaction of people:
This is what gatherings of families friends look like in current times. Such a great loss, missing the human aspect of communication.
— Deepali (@dsjfam_deepali) January 14, 2019
I would never dare look on my phone if you were even in the vicinity 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
— Akhil Rauthan (@akhilrauthan) January 13, 2019
How unfortunate these people are… who gave so much priority to their mobile phones inspite of being in conversation with Asha tai..So Sad to see it
— Biswajit Mallik (@ca_biswajitm) January 14, 2019
😑Bitter Truth
— VΔIБｻΔV︻┳╦═ 🇮🇳 (@vaibhav_milan) January 14, 2019
Very true #Didi , its the same sad story everywhere in this civilized world. 😔 pic.twitter.com/WUnAmefHsN
— αяנυη ναηנαяι 🇮🇳 (@arjunvanjari) January 14, 2019
Hello Ma’am,
I wish, I was sitting next to you. I would love to listen to you endlessly 😊भोगी च्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा 🙏
— SAMRITA™💐 (@4SMSamrita) January 14, 2019
Well said, people need to learn and avoid phones when with others🤔🧐.
— Preeti Rana (@Preeti_Rana) January 14, 2019
Unfortunate lot who have lost the opportunity to talk with a legend
— Rahul Maslekar (@marahul) January 14, 2019
This is everyday scene in any house party or when we all relatives are together! Even parents,who used to detest mobile phones a few years back are now engaged more in it!
— Poulomi Mondal (@withlovePolo) January 13, 2019
This is such a bitter truth of today Asha ji and really very sad.
Very truly said …so many people around yet no one to talk to…!!!!
I would go crazyyy and completely nuts if I even get a glimpse of you in my life 🙏💝💝🌹— Ratna EF❤ (@StLouisgirl123) January 13, 2019
