Originally posted by: kaamchorni
I hate you, Shikha Mehzabeen. (Just want to get that out of the way first). (Yes, I did just give you a new surname). (Also, is that the correct spelling of your name?).
Anyway...
Why do I hate you?
Because I was so impatient to read your update that I read it while surrounded by a large number of people ' all of whom personally know me and most of whom I do not care for. And what happens in front of them? I read your update and get a lump in my throat. Enough of a reason to hate you? I think so.
That letter'I'm not going to lie ' I'm normally unaffected by these things. My brain registers that it's sad, that I should feel sad but I don't usually end up feeling much at all. But this'And to add to that, I read what Palin said about the Hindi translation of "Shooting Star". I mean, come on, "toota hua taara"?! Why, Palin, why?! Why are you and Evil Shikha intent on breaking my heart?{i am sorry zarin..It was my melancholic brain{not my fault..letter would make anyone sad}which deduced it this way..Shikha was quite optimistic with choosing this username for geet..as another aspect of shooting stars is the belief associated with them that they grant our wishes..Hope all wishes of geet would come true in this story..} And then I was thinking of what I would have translated it to ' "toot ta hua taara" ' which brought me to how Geet is suffering right now ' this very minute ' and how she could be breaking like I said earlier as we speak and' 😔
I love Tweesha. Seriously. She had me from the moment I read "blue streak" and all over again when the "middle finger" part came up (pun intended 😆). I really hope it will be her that helps soothe Geet's pain, not Maan or any other guy. Why should it always be the guy that makes the girl feel complete? There are other facets to healing and I hope Tweesha is one of them for Geet.
Vicky! Lol, his douchiness was perfectly portrayed with the "baahein pheylaake" salute to his homeland. I like him already!
You're gone by now, I'm sure, so unless you read this while away, to future Shikha: I hope you've had a great trip and once again, I hate you.
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