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2filmy

@2filmy

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Posted: 7 years ago

#11

Neha Di can teach us real life romance very well 😳

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Sonali

@Sonalidreams

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Posted: 7 years ago

#12

What a beautiful scene it was. I was just so much into Barun, my mind was blank. I was just drooling.
They are so hot.

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Neha

@Loving2Missing2

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+ 2

Posted: 7 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: Pratty11

HEHE I'm blushing too Neha di ☺️ I know mere bare main baat nahi ho rahi hai par phir bhi... 😆
*Le jaaye mujhe jahan hawayein hawayein... *😳
Neha di are you very romantic in real life? 😳

☺️☺️ ☺️

You Bet I am!

On our first night, I gifted him collection of all my love poems written till then!☺️

Even today, anybody seeing us will know... how we feel for each other.

But as my daughter tells me, we are beyond that OOOH and UUUh in romance. We are more like Shiva Parvati and their children... Last week he had gastric disturbance in night... I gave him medication and he was recovering. Just a little while later... I developed gastric disturbance.

My daughter then said... U both are so cute... Like how Shiva had the trouble but Parvati took it from him and that's why only girls menstruate till date... We are like that! Anything happens to him, I take it from him onto myself.

Aur tumhare baare mein bhi main vahi baat karoongi!!! Koi aakar tumse bhi kahega bahut bahut pyaar bhari najaron se

Tujhko main rakh loon wahan
Jahan pe kahi hai mera peer

Main jo tera na hua
Kisi ka nahi kisi ka nahi

Le jaaye tujhe kahaa; havaayen, havaayen!

🤗 🤗

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Sabrina the Witch

@shesherkobita

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#14

Brilliant description Neha 👏.. You captured every bit of our feelings during the scene ... Stil cannot believe it's over

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Pratty11

@Pratty11

Voyager

Posted: 7 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: LovingAHA2017

☺️☺️ ☺️
You Bet I am!

On our first night, I gifted him collection of all my love poems written till then!☺️

Even today, anybody seeing us will know... how we feel for each other.

But as my daughter tells me, we are beyond that OOOH and UUUh in romance. We are more like Shiva Parvati and their children... Last week he had gastric disturbance in night... I gave him medication and he was recovering. Just a little while later... I developed gastric disturbance.

My daughter then said... U both are so cute... Like how Shiva had the trouble but Parvati took it from him and that's why only girls menstruate till date... We are like that! Anything happens to him, I take it from him onto myself.

Aur tumhare baare mein bhi main vahi baat karoongi!!! Koi aakar tumse bhi kahega bahut bahut pyaar bhari najaron se

Tujhko main rakh loon wahan
Jahan pe kahi hai mera peer
Main jo tera na hua
Kisi ka nahi kisi ka nahi
Le jaaye tujhe kahaa; havaayen, havaayen!
🤗 🤗

That's so dreamy 😳

But you know Neha di from the real life people around me in my life I haven't heard of or seen something called as a perfect love story and some of my relatives do claim of a perfectly married life but mostly.. why mostly all time its the women whom I find are adjusting (this is from my family what I'm saying) so when I hear instances like for example Barun and Pashmeen, I feel its not something every one gets I think its like a kind of fantasy world 😆

But I've heard many sweet stories from Chitra di, Sabi di and now from you which makes me believe that things are not exactly how I think, there are different perspectives and there are definitely good ones 😊

PS: Sorry for my ranting I got carried away actually

Love

Pratyasha 😳

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2filmy

@2filmy

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Posted: 7 years ago

#16

Oh Neha Di God bless u two
U are just made for each other
Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi
May your love increase with every year
I am so inspired by your love story

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Neha

@Loving2Missing2

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 7 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: Pratty11

That's so dreamy 😳
But you know Neha di from the real life people around me in my life I haven't heard of or seen something called as a perfect love story and some of my relatives do claim of a perfectly married life but mostly.. why mostly all time its the women whom I find are adjusting (this is from my family what I'm saying) so when I hear instances like for example Barun and Pashmeen, I feel its not something every one gets I think its like a kind of fantasy world 😆
But I've heard many sweet stories from Chitra di, Sabi di and now from you which makes me believe that things are not exactly how I think, there are different perspectives and there are definitely good ones 😊
PS: Sorry for my ranting I got carried away actually
Love
Pratyasha 😳

See Pratyasha... You already know the secret of a perfectly happy marriage or perfect love story. Have you seen Notting Hills... There's a world class dialogue... It's all about perspectives... A middle class sister who is disabled and cannot walk ever but she is perfectly happy with her hubby vs a film actress celebrity who has all the riches... everything that possibly any woman would want from life!

Happiness does not depend on your partner; it depends on how you look at your partner. If you always put conditions while loving, you could just never be happy. " Pyaar karo; par koi shart naahi rakhana". That's the meaning of true love... Unconditional love.

People in relationships invite sadness because they are too engrossed in themselves. Whenever you fall in love, fall truly in love! Start understanding the perspective of your love interest, if he says something, if he does something, if he wants you to do something... first ponder on where he is coming from. That's the beginning of true love.

This is much easily said than done... human relations get hurtful... so don't leave it till you find love... Start practicing right from now ! Have you ever said to your parents that without them you wouldn't be what you are today. So sit with them and thank them for rearing you up. Find out, if they want you to change something... ponder over it and if feasible , do it... once this becomes a habbit, finding love and retaining it becomes much easier... then again, it's equally important that you do not lose your identity or your self respect while doing it. That thin line has to be maintained and preserved.

Marriages might be made in heaven but they require day in day out work here on earth for them to be happy. When I got married, I had written saptpadi promises for me to give him... one promise said,... this marriage is like a flute given to me; it depends on how I blow into it... when I learn to blow it with my soul, my own breath may feel short, may feel stretched but the music coming out will be pleasing for both our ears.

There is no happiness without your own hard work towards it. Bless you to find your happiness in life.

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2filmy

@2filmy

Trailblazer

Posted: 7 years ago

#18

I think in love u only find yourself whole after u lose yourself fully
U have to think of your soul mate as your own completely

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2filmy

@2filmy

Trailblazer

Posted: 7 years ago

#19

Mana ke dil hai ek magar pyaar bohot hai
jab pyaar horaha hai to inkaar bohot hai
her lamha saat rehne ko mein soch raha tha
wo keh rahi hai pyaar me itwar bohot hai...

Roz Ye Dil Beqarar Hota Hai
Kaash K Tum Samajh Sakte K
Chup Rehnay Walo Ko B Kisi Se
Piyar Hota Hai...

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Pratty11

@Pratty11

Voyager

Posted: 7 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: LovingAHA2017

See Pratyasha... You already know the secret of a perfectly happy marriage or perfect love story. Have you seen Notting Hills... There's a world class dialogue... It's all about perspectives... A middle class sister who is disabled and cannot walk ever but she is perfectly happy with her hubby vs a film actress celebrity who has all the riches... everything that possibly any woman would want from life!

Happiness does not depend on your partner; it depends on how you look at your partner. If you always put conditions while loving, you could just never be happy. " Pyaar karo; par koi shart naahi rakhana". That's the meaning of true love... Unconditional love.

People in relationships invite sadness because they are too engrossed in themselves. Whenever you fall in love, fall truly in love! Start understanding the perspective of your love interest, if he says something, if he does something, if he wants you to do something... first ponder on where he is coming from. That's the beginning of true love.

This is much easily said than done... human relations get hurtful... so don't leave it till you find love... Start practicing right from now ! Have you ever said to your parents that without them you wouldn't be what you are today. So sit with them and thank them for rearing you up. Find out, if they want you to change something... ponder over it and if feasible , do it... once this becomes a habbit, finding love and retaining it becomes much easier... then again, it's equally important that you do not lose your identity or your self respect while doing it. That thin line has to be maintained and preserved.

Marriages might be made in heaven but they require day in day out work here on earth for them to be happy. When I got married, I had written saptpadi promises for me to give him... one promise said,... this marriage is like a flute given to me; it depends on how I blow into it... when I learn to blow it with my soul, my own breath may feel short, may feel stretched but the music coming out will be pleasing for both our ears.

There is no happiness without your own hard work towards it. Bless you to find your happiness in life.

That's such an invaluable piece of an advice Neha di 😳 For every perfect relationship we need to think from the angle of our loved ones also and do the things accordingly seeing that we lose our dignity and self respect and not that we are right every tim. There's nothing called as dreamy because efforts from both sides only make things look dreamy isn't it?

Thank you, thank you, thank you again 🤗

But you know I'm kind of very shy and I find it difficult to tell people how I owe my thanks to them for being there with me all the time even though I feel that very strongly. And as you said I haven't thanked my parents like that ever though I keep telling it to myself that I don't deserve to be their daughter because they are so good but I feel it so difficult to express...

But as you said I'll start practicing it from today only 😛

With loads of love and respect

Pratyasha 😳