Arhi SS: Tewari & Sons, No. 23, Chandni Chowk (THREAD I) - Page 67

ooohh hey. I'm bong too. And dilliwali too. De taaali!

You're on the right right path... Don't explain your characters and don't change the storyline because of comments but do get inspired and get ideas. Sometimes I feel some comments are more thoughtful than the story itself (no kidding) :D

Originally posted by: canapoem

Radhika, you are writing the story superbly. 👏There are no doubts whatsoever in anyone's mind. So whatever our comments or assumptions or predictions or derivations are, dont ever change the story line you have in your head.

Akash will end up with the Opposite Chawla!!! 😲 Seriously!!!

Actually I dont mind even if Khushi ends up with Akash, (Arshi fans might throw chappals at me for this comment), but really in this story anything can happen and I know you can make anything happen. 😊

Originally posted by: Anarocksick

You're on the right right path... Don't explain your characters and don't change the storyline because of comments but do get inspired and get ideas. Sometimes I feel some comments are more thoughtful than the story itself (no kidding) :D

If a comment moves you and if you think the reader has taken a lot of time and effort, do try to thank. However we know that it isn't poosible at all times. So thank you notes are enough :) but you can totally do without them too! I mean this story is pretty awesome...so we should thank you, right :D

Yea, please do not change the original story line at all coz you have been writing fabulously :)
Also according to me, you should reply to the comments at your convenience since it can get quite hectic replying to each comment since you are updating twice a week.
Its just a suggestion and hope we get d update tomorrow :)

This is the best note I have ever red 👏😊. Please stick to your original story line 😊. I don't mind to see Akash having hots for Kushi 😳.

Payal and Arnav are a different ball-game altogether. Payal is entirely too self-absorbed and independent and doesn't really care about anyone else. Not to mention snobbish. And clinical (huh! some resume that is!). While I really don't know what to make of Arnav. His family's validation is important for him, he wants to make amends to Khushi and seems nice enough. Though a bit confused. Lack of love aside, they don't even have much respect and admiration for each other apart from their professional relationship. It's probably the genes- they all seem varying degrees of dysfunctional to me anyway.

Stellar one, Dear :)