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Jalebi Jane

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Posted: 13 years ago

#541

That was really powerful and strong. The content AS WELL as how it was executed in your hands. Indira was brilliant--but so was Amma. The episode spoke to the idea of Sisterhood and made me proud to be a Sister. I'm glad Arnav was nowhere near. You showed it was unnecessary.

I had a long travel day today (and not for pleasure!)--so it was nice to read something empowering at the end of it.

Maya

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seeta naipaul

@seeta_naips

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Posted: 13 years ago

#542

Thanks for the PM

nice update

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damonzlady

@damonzlady

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Posted: 13 years ago

#543

i eagerly await ur updates and they never fail to impress!love this new

side of Indira, so strong and reasonably opiniated. love how she stood up for

Khushi and didn't hold back in saying what's right even to Bhavna.also

loved how Bhavna wants to help chnage the kind of people Arjun and Viren

have become. especially loved how Indira and Khushi share such an awesome

bond of love!

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N0306

@N0306

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Posted: 13 years ago

#544

beautiful chapter.. beautifully described the strength of women and what they can do if only they try to understand each other rather than pull each others leg for the leg of race to be the best one..

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Kalyaani B Rao

@Kalyaani

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Posted: 13 years ago

#545

Originally posted by: segad
I think i know why i like your stories. You depict real women, strong women, dignified women.

You the phrase that light the bulb, "woman's women" I wonder how many even understand and relate to that. All too often we seek to define ourselves by the parameters others set for us. there are a few that dare to defy society and become their own person. I loved Indira when she became Shakti. A goddess is an embodiment of power and yet how many of us are aware of that potency. Precious few. How many more actually act on that potency? Even less.

Superb!

I am glad you like this story; yes, women are everything, weak yet strong, good yet evil and kind yet cruel. We often treat other women as competition and rarely accept them as allies; nothing is absolute I would add but women are formidable, bloody formidable.

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PSharada

@PSharada

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Posted: 13 years ago

#546

Awesome. I can't praise it anymore than that. Looking forward to how Arnav tackles Viren and Arjun.

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shree10

@shree10

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Posted: 13 years ago

#547

As a woman, this update was touching on so many levels.
Indira came out a surprise package and I loved her strength, her determination. She is not at all a weeping willow and can stand up for right things when time comes. I really hope she keeps her courage and help Khushi fight the b...rds.

I liked interaction between Bhavana and Indira.

Edited by shree10 - 13 years ago

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johnangad

@johnangad

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Posted: 13 years ago

#548

i know bhavna is good but i blame women like her who get their pathetic sons like arjun married to girls like indira to "correct" them, these guys need therapy not marriage.

loved indira today but if bhavna really wants to help she should make indira leave with her child and financially support both

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rulama

@rulama

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Posted: 13 years ago

#549

You really write a strong, well-balanced, right amount of emotions depicted stories. All the females be it Kushi, Indira, Bhavna all are strong charactered depending upon their circumstances. Really a very good storyline. I even liked your depiction of ASR as how people change when they grow up.