S17 /W5| "🔮 What is your biggest Fantasy?🪄"

Thank you to the team of Steem For Pakistan for organising the Engagement challenge in the season 17 on the title "SEC-S17 / W5|🔮 What is your biggest Fantasy?". I'm glad to participate in the same.

Wikipedia _{Léopold Senghor 1st President of Senegal}

Léopold Senghor, cofounder of the Black consciousness movement Négritude explained in 1960:

We accepted Surrealism as a means, but not as an end, as an ally, and not as a master.

I don't know how far I'll be justified if I consider Surrealism as my world of fantasy. As it started with the idea of expressing thoughts and creativity as dream pattern in early 1924, I also want to explore my imagination and thoughts in similar ways. It has a direct link with the Sigmund Freud’s interpretation of deams and unconscious. Living in surrealism has deep connection with desire, emotion and repression.

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It can be Surrealists community with like minded artist and writers making collective effort to enhance their creative friendship and moral beliefs. In 1975 Arab Surrealist Manifesto was published by Chicago Surrealists.

At different points of history artists from around the world were inspired and united by Surrealism which was used as instrument from struggle for social, political and personal freedom.

Wikipedia Satyajit Ray

I believe the great film director Satyajit Roy's namely two sequels of Goopy–Bagha series, were surreal fantasy- music movies.

I really can connect myself with the characters of the film of my adolescent when I was fond of foods, travel, music and feminine beauty. Goopy and Bagha, main characters were heart heartthrob of my generation who got three boons from the King of Bhoot (gosht) Gupi Gayen Bagha Bayen - Bhuter rajar bar (Satyajit Ray) namely they could go anywhere where ever they want to go by high-fiving in a moment. They can eat whatever they want and they can sing whatever they want to sing.

They landed upon Kingdom of Sundi Raja whom they pleased by signing and made him agree to allow them to marry his daughters with happy ending of Goopy Gyne and Bagha Byne film.

Upendrakishore Ray Chowdhury the Grand father of Satyajit Roy wrote the adventure comidy in the year 1915 with illustrations.

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