Talking about Smile, I just finished watching Jun's drama, SMILE (finally!!). But there were a lot of holding hands, which made me kinda jealous of Gakky. How absurd is that... Although cheesy and a bit incomprehensive at times, the drama was OK for me. Not in the least because of Jun, but Shun also plays a minor but very important badass role. I love Jun-Shun.. Fangirl mode:ON.. There was a bit of suspense toward the ending but everything turned out as it should be. And because of the title, Jun had to smile a lot. HaaHaa.. But once again I'm reminded that Jun can't cry. Too bad... The silent Gambatte thing in the drama was ChoKawaii...
My favourite scene in the drama
The drama made me think about the extent to which you should take nationalism. In that should it trample the rights of foreigners to earn a decent living in your country. Jun plays a mix Japanese-Pino in this drama and basically received s***ty treatment from those who didn't know him. It certainly didn't help that Vito (Jun's character) was involved in some serious crime in his younger days. Everyone, including the police have this pre-conceived notion of him being a good-for-nothing foreigner who'll make trouble for them. In a way, it struck a chord because Malaysians have all kinds of foreigners working here. But do all of us have this prejudice against them and sentence them even before a fair trial?
Enough with the heavy talk... The main point of the drama is who would've thought that a smile would be a tool for self-protection. Indeed, it is a useful means to cheer you up and let the ones around you be at ease. The power of a smile can help you through the weary traveles of life. When faced with difficulties, a smile helps you see that there's always a rainbow after the rain. A kind smile can turn a bad day into the best day ever... And turn strangers into friends.. The great thing is, a smile is universal. . You can share a smile with someone from a different country, and they most probably would smile back. Cool, right..?
Don't you just smile when you see this?
I think that a person is most beautiful when he smiles. Especially when the smile came from the heart and shines on his face. It's just heavenly. Smiles also can be shared, not only with the person with you but even to a stranger. Isn't it a wondrous thing?
There's an Islamic proverb "Senyum itu satu sedekah" meaning that a smile in itself is a good deed. So why not share your smile today? As a scene in Kal Ho Naa Ho succintly portrayed,it doesn't take a lot to smile. You just go One..Two..Three..Smile!!(Interestingly, there were several times in SMILE where I got a ShahRukh feeling from Vito, sometimes from the way he walks, his collarbone and just his gaze. Love!!)



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