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And that wise man is Vikram. When he's talking about his 6 year old daughter and says how she loves him NOT because he buys new factories and fills her needs or because he buys her toys. She loves him kyuni woh uski apni hai. That whole scene was just amazing. Everything Vikram said was true and I loved the way he explained it all to Ram about farz, family, apnapan and how his family doesn't care for him no matter what he does.
You know what else I loved? That Vikram knows Ram well enough to know that Ram doesn't understand Vikram's words but will one day. It just shows how well Vikram knows his friend and how much he cares.
Even though Vikram is basically telling Ram that the family doesn't care about him and not to sacrifice so much, it's not like he's telling him to abandon his family altogether. The point he's trying to get across is that Ram should live a little and not waste away for people who don't care.
And I'm just gonna end off saying I love Vikram and his whole little speech in that scene =) Escpecially when he talks about his daughter and compares with Ram's family and the part about all their memories are because of Ram.
You know what else I loved? That Vikram knows Ram well enough to know that Ram doesn't understand Vikram's words but will one day. It just shows how well Vikram knows his friend and how much he cares.
Even though Vikram is basically telling Ram that the family doesn't care about him and not to sacrifice so much, it's not like he's telling him to abandon his family altogether. The point he's trying to get across is that Ram should live a little and not waste away for people who don't care.
And I'm just gonna end off saying I love Vikram and his whole little speech in that scene =) Escpecially when he talks about his daughter and compares with Ram's family and the part about all their memories are because of Ram.
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