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One of the reasons I love this show is how real it is. I've been there - the special occasion that you have so many grand expectations from, and how it doesn't quite turn out the same.
On our wedding anniversary, I wanted to buy my darling hubby a coffee maker for his office. The man is addicted to his coffee, after all! He took the IPad and saw what I had been looking up online, and grandly told me not to spend so much money on one gift. He also told me 'great idea' and then I found that he had booked a splendid getaway for us. So he gets to be generous, and I don't?! We had a huge fight, in which I was the one doing most of the screaming. It has become one a source of both taanabaazi and laughter over the next couple of years - 'remember the coffee machine I got you for our anniversary? Oh wait, I didn't'.
In short, moments like these, that touch your heart, remind you of your own life, stay with you, put a smile on your face even as you ruefully acknowledge that this is what loving and living together is like - I'd given up on Indian TV for such moments. Love the show!
On our wedding anniversary, I wanted to buy my darling hubby a coffee maker for his office. The man is addicted to his coffee, after all! He took the IPad and saw what I had been looking up online, and grandly told me not to spend so much money on one gift. He also told me 'great idea' and then I found that he had booked a splendid getaway for us. So he gets to be generous, and I don't?! We had a huge fight, in which I was the one doing most of the screaming. It has become one a source of both taanabaazi and laughter over the next couple of years - 'remember the coffee machine I got you for our anniversary? Oh wait, I didn't'.
In short, moments like these, that touch your heart, remind you of your own life, stay with you, put a smile on your face even as you ruefully acknowledge that this is what loving and living together is like - I'd given up on Indian TV for such moments. Love the show!
Udne Ki Aasha
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