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What made me thinking yesterday was Sona's prejudice and misconceptions about Dev. I wont find fault with her because we all do it. We arrive at judgement very fast. I always say one thing. Try not to judge as much as possible. You might never know their journey.
Sona exactly did that yesterday. She was telling she stayed in a rented house, travelled in sleeper class, had to fight for pichkari, her home didn't had inverter. All in all we could see that she had a normal childhood like that of any other middle class child. Yes luxuries were not there, but necessities were met.
She never realized she was talking to a man who never had a childhood to speak of. She stayed in rented house. He didn't even had a roof over his head. yes she could think about pichkari. But all he could think was study, study more and be eligible to take the responsibility of the family. Her family had safe travels.
He never had the safety and his mother was always haunted with wicked men trying to take advantage of her situation prompting her to flesh trade. To live his mother had to carry a knife with her, else her existence itself was in question and he was unable to provide any security to his mother.
She grew up from a child, to a teenager to a young woman without any scars. He is scarred emotionally and psychologically at all levels. There is a child in him which wishes to scream out, which would like to chill out, which would prefer to pour out all emotions of insecurity, anger, depression of not able to do enough for his mother, for her struggles. If she could reach that child, maybe she will be able to liberate him. Make him more sane and emotionally balanced.
Udne Ki Aasha
