Originally posted by: ttrocks
Dear Shirley, read the concluding part; have one word for this entire OS: Brilliant!!
Aww😳 Thank you so much Tupu..
Ur stories are always hard-hitting reality. Many things that we cant have in real, we wish to see them happening at least in fiction to soothe our souls stressed with hard facts of life. And this is what your stories dont offer... This OS was initially a big jolt for me with pairing of the leads and all the chapters were very thought-provoking; especially the 4th chapter. But with U as writer, I had to patiently wait for the story to unfold and the way realisation of true love dawned upon Nidhi at last is just commendable on the writer's part!! 👏
Yes I know what u mean.. believe even I like rajshri kinda movies for that very reason. It helps me to get respite from the harsh realities of life. But frankly writing that kinda stories is too boring for me.
I am really happy that you found the chapters thot-provoking. As a writer, nothing can be more fulfilling. I really thank you Tupu, for the trust u have in me as a writer.
@bold - oh really? Thanks a lot again. I am glad this aspect came out well.
Scenes & convo.s/dialogues were really powerful, well thought of and beautifully etched out. One thing that I like in your writing is U always are sure of what U wish to convey - no confusion and no budging... And u are fully aware of what potential ur characters hold - actually you define ur characters with a certain boundary - as I feel & dont let them go OTT crossing that limit. Here I find Nidhi's character the most difficult to portray but you took the plunge and gave us totally "hatke" story.
I am glad you think the scenes, convos and dialogues came out well. I am always like... ye pakau toh nahi ho gaya. Yes frankly I like clarity in everything.. so I guess that's reflects in my writing too.
Yes I try to think of my characters in some details - the words they use, the mannerisms etc. So, I guess the boundaries as you call them fall into place automatically due to that.. I am really glad of it.
Tupu, let me confess one thing - I often get tempted to go OTT esp. with my dialogues.. but then I delete them (albeit reluctantly) but I tell myself - my own indulgence should not be the downfall of the quality of my writing.
Not to forget that whole story took place in just 2 days... something like "iss raat ki subah nahi" plot... One after the another life-shaking truths got revealed in such a constrained time... that too first 3 chapters' scenes played in span of just a few hours... Poor Nidhi... Unreciprocated, 5 yrs back brutally rejected love, she found all of a sudden...highly unexpectedly and got answers to many of her questions in those few hours - from afternoon session till late evening only. Koi sayana se sayana insaan bhi boukhla jaaye... then here we had a lady who had that piece of time 5 yr.s before, still clenched in her fists, who was very shattered with unrequited love, somewhat childish, somewhat obseessed... so much so that despite being so much in love with Rohan she wasnt able to acknowledge her feelings!! Recalled the song "Tumhe ho na ho mujh ko toh itna yakeen hai mujhe pyar tumse nahi hai nahi hai" And w/o speaking any word Ashutosh realized her the incompatibility b/w them!! Could so imagine the "Man of few words" Dr. Ashutosh portrayed par excellence by MBji throughout the story!!
Tupu, I m so thankful that u understand how everything from ch-1 till mid of ch-4 occurred in just a few hours.. A lot of readers felt, how could Nidhi think of all that... but I m glad you could understand that the kind of emotional bombardment she faced as the facts came tumbling out.
@Red - Precisely! That's the whole point, ryt? Secondly, thinking n doing r two diff things.. haina?
@Bold - I am just glad I (Not I actually, we- me n Deeps) could portray it the way we envisaged.
Wow!! What a creativity!! 👏 So much less time for to all the events (like a tale of two days) and female protagonist leading a life of stagnancy w.r.to her first love!! She has got a man of every woman's dream as her husband but it's like:
"Jo chaha tha woh mila nahi
Jo mila hai uski chaah nahi thi"
for her. Probably that's the reason, she fails to recognize how much she values and loves him...
Exactly! You understood it perfectly. I mean, these words of urs make me feel that my reader has understood, exactly what I wanted to convey.
@Bold - aww thank you dear
And with all such complexities, you excelled in the narration!! Hats off!! 👏