Do you remember the first time when you read Harry Potter?

You were a ten-year-old kid when read the first line, "Mr and Mrs Dursley of Number Four Privet Drive were proud to say they were perfectly normal thank you very much." Then, the rest was history. Harry Potter and this tune became a part of your childhood.

You waited for new movies, or the books to come out. You are 20 now. You are in college. Or maybe you are a little older, and you have a job. And yet, there are days when you pick up a book or watch a clip from the movie, and you can't stop yourself from drowning in the nostalgia.

The letter from Hogwarts never came, but you never stopped believing in magic. This tune became a part of your childhood, and Harry, Hermione, Ron - the golden trio became your best friends. With the story, you believed in magic, you believed in friendships, and you learned to believe in the power of love.

Rowling was right when she said, "Whether you come back by page or by the big screen, Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home." We never realised it, but Hogwarts became the safe space for the days when we felt low.

May this fandom never die.