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Answers to Autumji's wonderful 'makes you think' questions:
1) Why is the world round?
Scientifically speaking it is so it can spin on its axis and rotate around so we get our different seasons, climates and time zones. Something like that my days of understanding physics are over. Phew, I left that behind in high school!
2) Love and Hate, do they go together?
You mean like two sides of the same coin. I do not agree when people say there is a thin line between love and hate; that is referring to whether you choose to show love or hatred but in the true sense of the emotion it is not easy to switch off and start liking someone you loathe. Of course it never stops fake people pretending to be peachy with those they dislike. It is easy to hate someone and pick out all their flaws but it is harder to maintain your genuine affection towards someone as how many of us can say we truly abide by our love, be it to our parents, siblings, relatives etc. As we move ahead in life and start our own families one tends to drift apart from those ties, unintentionally or maybe intentionally for those that crave independence. We enter this life alone and we leave it alone too. Only one who loves us unconditionally is God but not everyone reciprocates that love. Err sorry went off on a tangent there. Forgive me; I do not even think I made sense. Hehe.
3) What do you feel is the major difference between these two jodis DK (Dev Kaajjal) and SK (Sujal-Kashish)? I am not asking you to choose a better one, but since you like them both, put down the important differences!
Let me see now. Kaajjal until her amnesia episode was more loyal and obsessed with her lover than Kashish. In Kashish's case it was Sujal who was devoted to her and he'd constantly try to obtain his love. Kashish was more preoccupied with pleasing society and her family while Kajal is fearless in that sense as she says that her heart belongs only to Dev and her actions go accordingly. I'm discounting her recent stint with Adi as she is not in her senses.
SK also had that typical Kekta mai formula of adding the revenge element to the relationship, which thankfully DK have not stooped to.
Dev has a pessimistic outlook on his own life, cursing his own fate which is something Sujal often used to do. Both men suffered their fare share of woes and were misunderstood by their lady loves. Although, DPS's pain is far greater in comparison to Sujal's as Sujal never lost his pillar of support, his mother.
At the end of the day it was the chemistry of the lead pairs that made me a fan. And even though the women had the ability to make or break their men; ultimately they always want their happiness. This lies with them being with each other.
4) Write down an incident in your life which you will never forget for the rest of your life!
None yet. My memory is like a fish; 3 secs and its gone. I try not to dwell on bad things and as of yet there is nothing spectacular to recall from the good memories.
5) Do you think that women are better cooks than men? Why?
Not necessarily, most celebrity TV chefs and restaurant master chefs are male. Perhaps that is a reflection of society that women are still excluded from the top jobs even in fields which are considered their forte like cooking. Nonetheless cooking is about enthusiasm, if one has the passion to learn and cook then it is splendid but typically it's the women's role to cater for the family so even if you are not a good cook, practice makes perfect!
1) Why is the world round?
Scientifically speaking it is so it can spin on its axis and rotate around so we get our different seasons, climates and time zones. Something like that my days of understanding physics are over. Phew, I left that behind in high school!
2) Love and Hate, do they go together?
You mean like two sides of the same coin. I do not agree when people say there is a thin line between love and hate; that is referring to whether you choose to show love or hatred but in the true sense of the emotion it is not easy to switch off and start liking someone you loathe. Of course it never stops fake people pretending to be peachy with those they dislike. It is easy to hate someone and pick out all their flaws but it is harder to maintain your genuine affection towards someone as how many of us can say we truly abide by our love, be it to our parents, siblings, relatives etc. As we move ahead in life and start our own families one tends to drift apart from those ties, unintentionally or maybe intentionally for those that crave independence. We enter this life alone and we leave it alone too. Only one who loves us unconditionally is God but not everyone reciprocates that love. Err sorry went off on a tangent there. Forgive me; I do not even think I made sense. Hehe.
3) What do you feel is the major difference between these two jodis DK (Dev Kaajjal) and SK (Sujal-Kashish)? I am not asking you to choose a better one, but since you like them both, put down the important differences!
Let me see now. Kaajjal until her amnesia episode was more loyal and obsessed with her lover than Kashish. In Kashish's case it was Sujal who was devoted to her and he'd constantly try to obtain his love. Kashish was more preoccupied with pleasing society and her family while Kajal is fearless in that sense as she says that her heart belongs only to Dev and her actions go accordingly. I'm discounting her recent stint with Adi as she is not in her senses.
SK also had that typical Kekta mai formula of adding the revenge element to the relationship, which thankfully DK have not stooped to.
Dev has a pessimistic outlook on his own life, cursing his own fate which is something Sujal often used to do. Both men suffered their fare share of woes and were misunderstood by their lady loves. Although, DPS's pain is far greater in comparison to Sujal's as Sujal never lost his pillar of support, his mother.
At the end of the day it was the chemistry of the lead pairs that made me a fan. And even though the women had the ability to make or break their men; ultimately they always want their happiness. This lies with them being with each other.
4) Write down an incident in your life which you will never forget for the rest of your life!
None yet. My memory is like a fish; 3 secs and its gone. I try not to dwell on bad things and as of yet there is nothing spectacular to recall from the good memories.
5) Do you think that women are better cooks than men? Why?
Not necessarily, most celebrity TV chefs and restaurant master chefs are male. Perhaps that is a reflection of society that women are still excluded from the top jobs even in fields which are considered their forte like cooking. Nonetheless cooking is about enthusiasm, if one has the passion to learn and cook then it is splendid but typically it's the women's role to cater for the family so even if you are not a good cook, practice makes perfect!
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