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Aww Indi, trees? But of course, why not? I feel trees do listen to you and in some way make a response too. Yes, it was the kitchen window then. Now, it is that window in my parents house I had told you earlier about. A beautiful visual there, coconut trees swaying in the wind, a street with interesting characters passing by and a part of the blue sky visible above. My deep thoughts shared now with this beautiful ensemble.Something about the water in seas and rivers, be it the waves in the sea or the flow in the rivers, a desire, a want to surge ahead. Although we know that science says water flows from a higher level to a lower level, but we believe that whichever path the river flows, its goal is to reach and unite with the sea. Makes me wonder, naming the lead as Arnav, was it a random choice or a deep thought of a writer behind that?Khushi's traits, yes I have some in me. But a lot I don't. Wish I had her retaliating trait, I become Payal then. 😆 I did get the hint when you said that I would like this. Thank you for that. Really loved their scenes.And my mind is already working towards that kahani, got a start. Let me see how it goes. 😳
hellow windows girl,
you must see charulata by satyajit ray. the windows are doorways to who knows what and beyond where. i grew up in wide open skies, green earth, tea plantations, reserve forests, bamboo groves, paddy fields, elephants running wild and snake slithering country... our excitement often was just to drive down the one road amid it all to go see the bride being buiolt across the river... tipling, a tributary of the brahmaputra.
i can't stop looking at nature... despite skyscrapers, despite becoming a city girl.
asr with his plants, i feel him, i know that sense of seclusion and life when you and your plants get together. they have feelings, they talk, they soothe, they tell you not to worry.
arnav is definitely not chosen by chance... fantastic choice... lends itself to a deep wrap with the character, gives the character depth and endlessness... water. way back on crooner we had fascinating chats on the elements and nandalala showed how water was the most potent element of all, even overcoming fire... this was soon after the dousing of matchstick scene during kidnap.
there was always water somewhere near the place where the loved and grew. the poolside, the rain, the, throeing of water on each other... something about this powerful element is part of them.
i want kahani i want kahani. 😳
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