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bhavis

@bhavis

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Posted: 13 years ago

Am too late in posting this - Had to go through pages of post before posting and was too surprise as to no one actually posted it-

Ram Banaye Jodi- Ek Akdu pahelwan duji Jiddi puri - Something like that -

It conveyed the whole morale of the story -

This is what Parichay is all about - simple but true dialogues. 👏 for dialogue writer- and Seema as always she rocked.

Hope CVS pardon us and does not drag these confession track.

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Riddhi (Ridzz)

@sandy118_RiDdHi

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Posted: 13 years ago

hi bhavi nice post the dialogue was - ram milayi jodi ek akdoo jyada ek ziddhi thodi

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bhavis

@bhavis

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: sandy118
hi bhavi nice post the dialogue was - ram milayi jodi ek akdoo jyada ek ziddhi thodi

thanks sandy - I knew i was missing something-

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Riddhi (Ridzz)

@sandy118_RiDdHi

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: BHAVI1972

thanks sandy - I knew i was missing something-

no probs dear maine woh episode teen baar dekha so dialogues saare yaad ho gaye 😆

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-Rani

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Posted: 13 years ago

You are right Bhavi, this dialog does convey the real theme of Parichay. Even though, Siddhi insists that Kunal is very egoistic, Siddhi herself is equally egoistic and that is the sole reason that they both haven't confessed their lover despite of loving each-other so deeply.

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stuti

@stuti123

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Posted: 13 years ago

hi , bhavi ..yes this dialogue was indeed the dialogue of the day ..loved the way seema said it..

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norzar

@norzar

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Posted: 13 years ago

yes the dialogue was superb and seema was spot on. haha

norzar

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Sonia Rachel John

@awesumsonia

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+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

yaa bhavi dii...seema's dialogue was tooo good...

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bhavis

@bhavis

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: -Rani
You are right Bhavi, this dialog does convey the real theme of Parichay. Even though, Siddhi insists that Kunal is very egoistic, Siddhi herself is equally egoistic and that is the sole reason that they both haven't confessed their lover despite of loving each-other so deeply.

I know both are professional and that is tend to happen - I mean when you have two person of same field in the same house arguments will happen no doubt about it and hence forth somehow the male ego does not gets satisfied - Look at it in this way -

If the doctor saves someone - his wife if that is not a doctor will be so proud of him and will always look at him as a GOD whereas a doctor wife will always tell him where he as a doctor could have done some thing different.

If the Engineer husband builds something - his non engineer wife will consider it as a monument and will tell the whole world about it - but if she is an Engineer and that too in the same discipline then - she will have 100 different suggestions for her Engineer husband.

And similarly with all other professions -

Sometimes i feel that this show even though i don't like the dragging shows the real issue of today's society where the spouses are of the same field - how they act and react to the situation- their ego, their self respect - every thing is shown with dignity -