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There is no way to stop the pain that time brings to us. I know it hurts right now, but we will find a way to move on and find something else to be happy about. We can feel as much as we want and not be afraid of how it will make us feel like the first time again. You'll be okay." "You'll never forget your first love, but you don't have to live with them forever." -Fanaa (2006)Write an introduction for an informative and factual blog post titled "What should I do about my struggling baby?" # This article is formatted as a question and answer's via comments. As part of their goodwill initiative, the media house telecast the "Fanaa Diaries" on Zee TV. The jury consisted of Ashima Narwal, Satish Shah, Sonia Singh and Sanjay Suri. The winner was Satish Shah who got a gift package from Ali Abbas Zafar and Nawab Jan Khan in addition to a chance to work with the director in future. Ali Abbas Zafar paid tribute to his wife saying: "An artist's wife is like a muse; she inspires him and is his inspiration. My muse is Nawab Jan Khan. She's a wonderful lady and a great friend." "Fanaa" was often overshadowed by the film "Lakshya", another Aamir Khan-starrer, which was released on the same day. Nevertheless, "Fanaa" did quite well at the box office, despite stiff competition from "Lakshya". The movie grossed in India and abroad. Overseas business of Fanaa is about $7 million while domestic gross is 175 million. Due to being overshadowed by "Lakshya", Most trade analysts predict it will be a Hit due to its strong word of mouth. "Fanaa" had a good opening week of 7.5–8 million nett. The movie collected 190 million nett in its first 3 weeks and by fourth week it collected 270 million nett at the domestic market. The film was declared a Hit since it was the 5th biggest hit of 2006 behind "Maqbool", "Apne", "Tera Kya Hoga Johnny" and "Lakshya". The music of the film is composed by Farhan Akhtar with lyrics penned by Javed Akhtar. The music is released on T-Series, which is considered to be one of the most popular music labels in India. The album features nine songs. The title song, "Fanaa e Fanaa" is a semi-classical track; it has an inherent – both as a poem and as a song – power. The composition of the song is such that only the first few lines stand out, thereby complementing the film's central theme. It is so highly infused with emotion that it gets under your skin with its simplicity and power. The rendition by Farhan Akhtar and Shreya Ghoshal is undoubtedly one of their best combination and even if Javed Akhtar would not have written it, they would have done justice to this track with their unparalleled skills. cfa1e77820