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Hey all. My sincere apologies to you if this turns out to be a looong post. I cannot help but pour my heart out on this.
Take Tushar and dump him into a huge pot with water and let it boil.
- Add 2 more portions of social awkwardness,
- 1 portion of thicker glasses,
- 10 portions or more of stammering and speech impairment,
- 1 portion of trying (very hard) to succeed in academics,
- 4 portions of crushing on the most popular girl of the next class, and finally
- add massive changes in weight - to taste.
I know it sounds unreal, but I have grown up living the life of Tushar. I wasn't the best in academics, but everything he does before that stripping gig, I have done it.
And I had similar "friends" too. I wondered why I had to give them a treat or a party always and I wasn't invited to any one of them. It's frustrating the way the "cool" guys in school pick on guys like him (me).
But what helped me is that I used to constantly reassure myself that it is all happening because everyone around (including me) is a kid, and it will go away as we grow older.
And guess what? It did.
The scene where Rimi's boyfriend (played by Ayaz) slammed Tushar's head against the table; believe me, I wanted to blow his brains out!!! I was so frustrated!
Finally, I know what he did sounds and seems cruel to the girls but try looking at it from the perspective of someone who has LIVED through it - it will all seem fair, if not little!
