New Dev Sona VM: What Love's Like

Hello people!

Firstly, a huge, huge thank you for such a fantastic and overwhelming response on the previous video. I have been really, really happy reading all the comments you guys posted. Thank you so much for being so incredible!

Coming to the new video, the concept is fairly simple. I have tried to present what you could say to be a few pages from Sona's diary. The VM follows her journey in love. It depicts how Dev & Sona progress from the unmistakable friction and attraction that is between them to a bond of friendship, trust, respect and protectiveness. Dev Dixit is a messed up man. He confuses and hurts Sona but then the sincerity of his guilt can't help but touch her so that she is always ends up giving him a second chance. Then ofcourse, the accident happens. Just when they are really starting to open up and share things with each other, Sona becomes the victim of a hit and run. What follows is beautiful. We see Dev recount stories of his childhood to her all in the effort to keep her awake and ultimately save her life. It was perhaps this point, where she was lying in his arms and listening to those stories, his presence not dissimilar to a rock she had slowly latched on to, that Sona fell in love with Dev.

She has seen his strength and his kindness, experienced his vulnerability as he cried, smiled infectiously when he burst into child-like laughter over successfully pranking her and then ultimately, felt the sheer tenderness with which he took care of her as she fought to stay awake.

They have come a long way. He feels her pain as his own, smiles indulgently as she casts a disapproving look on seeing him down a few too many cups of coffee and is simple there every day as she recovers. She sees it all and loves him even more for it. Her falling in love was inevitable ofcourse for this is a love story but how it happened has been beautiful.

Thank you to the makers and to Shaheer and Erica for some fabulous performances! I hope you all will like the video! Feedback is much appreciated :)

Maham