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Red: You forgot the most important word in that song, Mooner. "Ana, mere fatherly pyaar ko na tum jhoota samjho jana." Well, to a certain extent, I do pity the man. Imagine losing everything you hold dear in one night. I'd want to do some blaming too.Blue: Exactly. I mean, all three were there for some reason. How did Rupali end up in that situation in the first place. I don't buy the whole "in love" excuse. There's serotonin involved in that one. She could've taken some Prozac instead of falling in love with a chicken.Purple: The heavenly choir was loud and clear and lasted throughout the whole scene. How did the sleepy couple miss it?Burnt Sienna: Yes. Same anger management issues, too.
Red: You forgot the most important word in that song, Mooner. "Ana, mere fatherly pyaar ko na tum jhoota samjho jana." 😆😆
Oh Ana, there's nothing even remotely Fatherly about Nanasaheb 😆😆 you can get that confirmed from our Mango hating writer 😆 Also your version isn't fitting into the song meter, trust me I tried singing it with your lyric suggestion 🤣
Blue: There's serotonin involved in that one. She could've taken some Prozac instead of falling in love with a chicken.
🤣 What would you say her problem is? OCD? Or panic disorder?🤣
I see Ramdas's soul going all kookdu koo at your suggestion 🤣🤣
Purple: The heavenly choir was loud and clear and lasted throughout the whole scene. How did the sleepy couple miss it?
Hmmm we must ask them that when we next meet.
Burnt Sienna: Yes. Same anger management issues, too
*Nods head thoughtfully*
Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon
