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Originally posted by: Lizzy2012

Chalo ishq ladye chali ishq ladye sanam...lol

Originally posted by: Arhimaniac

😈 kiya personal work tha 😆...aaj hubby ne office se chutti ki kiya??

Originally posted by: Lizzy2012

Originally posted by: shreya_l

Thanks doodle, Lizzy and the rest who liked the poem.

Tanthya Nice analysis ... Loved to see that you included Lord Jagannath in the explaination.

Doodle yes I understand data is what reinforces the facts whether they are prevalent or hidden... and writing specifically about Indian scenario is fine too coz we are watching a Hindi serial and not a Chinese one...just wanted to point that this practice of gender selection is horrible to hear...not when it is happening in developing countries but when one reads about it happening in Britain...

I really wonder what wrong has a girl done? why is such biased outlook when the girl deserves the same right to live as a boy...

Lizzy Bringing out the two E's...Economics and Emotion doesn't it drive a lot of human actions :)

Abavi and Shweta Nice pointers!

Jria Here are the meanings

Timir = Darkness,

Bhedna = Pierce

swang = False act

Whenever I write I've ensured that the words that are not so common to include a meaning. I had done that before but forgot to do that returning to IF after a while...Next will have the translations with the poem.

Happy Reading Everyone!

Originally posted by: sree07

he he ya sanka devi is trying in her khushi way...

To tell you the truth... I think arnav understands her most of the time. Arnav can get any normal girl go gaga over him. But khushi's OTT is the one which attracted him to her...

Even now she is doing a good job by irritating him using OTT. The more he is irritated the more he loves her... Its a fact based on the pre-marriage events..

Forum may not be lenient on khushi for the OTTs, but arnav loves it..

Originally posted by: vasiraju

Ok guys me too leaving i have lot of fun with you all ...🤗 🤗 🤗...love you all byeee

Originally posted by: shreya_l

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Thanks doodle, Lizzy and the rest who liked the poem.</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Tanthya Nice analysis ... Loved to see that you included Lord Jagannath in the explaination.</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Doodle yes I understand data is what reinforces the facts whetherthey areprevalentor hidden... and writing specifically about Indian scenario is fine too coz we are watching a Hindi serial and not a Chinese one...just wanted to point that thispracticeof gender selection is horrible to hear...not when it is happening in developing countries but when one reads about it happening in Britain...</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">I really wonder what wrong has a girl done? why is suchbiasedoutlook when the girl deserves the same right to live as a boy...</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Lizzy Bringing out the two E's...Economics and Emotion doesn't it drive a lot of human actions :)</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Abavi and Shweta Nice pointers!</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Jria He are
the meanings</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times,
serif">Timir = Darkness,</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman',
Times, serif">Bhedna = Pierce</font>

<font color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New
Roman', Times, serif">swang = False act</font>

<font color="#ff6600"
face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Whenever I write I've ensured that the words that
are not so common to include a meaning. I had done that before but forgot to do that returning to IF
after a while...Next will have the translations with the poem.</font>

<font
color="#ff6600" face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Happy Reading Everyone!</font>