Originally posted by: sonali.19281
ok amy...two things I loved about this part..
one of course is the way you showed gunjan dwelling in her feelings.. where she did a reference to context of each phrase she uses for her partner.. very poignant and in keeping with her simplicity.. well done👍🏼secondly.. the thing that I completely live by..and feel..in fact me and DIya discuss this quite often coz of her FF.. is the mentality of the middle class morality that you reflected in Sam's vision of Adhiraj's parents...exactly my sentiments.. esp the part where he voices his concern that his parents were disappointed that their upbringing was being questioned.. that freedom doesn't amount to immorality..in fact I equate freedom with responsibility..I know now why I could connect with Sam's family..coz they represent mine in some ways.. I can see Sam's point..I would without a doubt give up on such love that somehow comes with a doubt on my upbringing or that dares to threaten my parents self respect or their parenting..awesome points upheld...keep up the reality..more than eagerly waiting for the day when sam pulls off a bauji wid theme for a dream on the proposal😍did I just steal your thunder..😆 I do come with a caution tag..
hey. sonali,
thanks fr ur wonderful comment. and yes, there are ppl who are still living in their own set of so called morals and values who take freedom as a synonym to carelessness. Adhi's mom is one of them. and adhiraj is neither supporting nor opposing her. he is passive abt the matter. which is why sam hates adhiraj..
And ur right... i need to give a spoiler alert on the top of ur comments😃......... haha.
but anyway, thank u fr commenting..
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