Ulajhte rahe kismat aur karmo ke taar kuch is tarah ke mere paapon ki gutthi tayar ho gayi, jab phans gaya khud apne hi jaal mein toh kehne laga waqt aur grahon ki maar ho gayi.
The threads of destiny and karma kept tangling in such a way that the knot of my sins was prepared; when I got trapped in my own web, I started saying that I was struck by time and the planets.
Dr. Sharma delivers a massive, humbling truth about human hypocrisy and the law of Karma.
People spend their lives committing unethical acts, lying, cheating, and accumulating bad karma ("paapon ki gutthi"). Eventually, the universal law catches up with them, and the web they spun traps them completely.
Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions, human ego immediately looks for a scapegoat. Dr. Sharma points out the irony: the moment a person is trapped by their own sins, they run to astrologers and start blaming "bad time" ("waqt") and "malefic planets" ("grahon ki maar"). The planets do not punish you; they merely deliver the exact web you wove for yourself.