"Jo bhi main kehna chahoon, barbaad kare alfaz mere." ( “Whatever I try to express, my words destroy the meaning.”) The line from a famous Hindi song captures an eternal truth: words, though powerful, are often weak when measured against the intensity of real emotions. They collapse under their own weight, misrepresent feelings, or fall short of what the heart truly wants to say on many occasion. Yet communication does not end where words fail. It finds new paths — in silence, in gestures, in memory, and even in the smallest digital signals of our times. In today’s world, a single “like” on a post can speak louder than a paragraph. A shared hashtag may carry the intimacy of a private language. Even the act of blocking and unblocking someone, seemingly trivial, can express hesitation, longing, or inner conflict. Across decades too, some bonds have survived not because of endless conversations, but because of quiet understanding — reminders that true communication is more...