Kaisi Yeh Yaariyan : Eight Letters Wishing For Eight Things To Happen

Dear Navya Naveli, Please Try To Act Normal -
We know you are going through a lot of trauma in the show. Getting pregnant at the age of 18 before marriage and being thrown out of the college hostel for the same. It's a tough life for you, but can we please see you reacting accordingly? It is really annoying for the viewers to see you dancing around the college, going on to tease Nandini about her love life and then forcing your way into Cabir's pad! You should be thinking about what you have to do with the baby in your womb!! To top it all off, first go get an appointment with the doctor which you have been so conveniently avoiding. You may very well be a strong girl, however some kind of self introspection in your present state won't do any harm right?

Dear Mukti, Kindly Check The Mirror -
What is with your double standards Nandini? Here you are going all love stricken and sobbing for an ailing guy you hardly know for some four days, with whom you have talked for barely few minutes and then you expect Manik to not fall in love with someone else who is not a Fab 5 member? If not accept Nandini as a new addition in Manik's life at least respect her as a human being and don't treat her like some shit. After all you might have realised by now how important she is to your best friend Manik. For once think about Manik's happiness.

Dear Aliya, Please Move On In Life!
Just when the audience thought you have grown in terms of character, you go tumbling back to where you've started from. We know things are awkward between you and Nandini and you can't seem to like her at all for obvious reasons, but your timing is so off when displaying your irritation towards her. Your friend Manik is in trouble and since she is part of his life, you guys have to work together in helping your friend out. What is with being all snarky and rude to Nandini? Why become absolutely mean to Dhruv (your now boyfriend) for trying to make you think straight? Please! The viewers really want to see their sorted, growing Aliya back. Viewers wish to have that Aliya, who till few days was talking to Dhruv about enjoying the normalcy in their new found relationship than the celebrity status relationship she shared with Manik.

Dear Dhruv, Turning Into Ghajni Ain't So Cool Buddy -
It is nice to finally see you back in form. The ever supporting buddy of Manik seem to have lost till few days back, but yet again you've proved that your buddy Manik means more to you than your insecurities and inferiority complex from your girlfriend's ex- boyfriend (Manik). It won't come between your love for your brother, your buddy, Manik. What happened to your attacks Dhruv? They seem to have suddenly disappeared and not bothering you anymore so magically? It may have been better if the viewers could have seen what made those weird attacks disappear.

Dear Cabir, You're The Best -
This is to say thank you for being a rockstar and such a true friend. Your sorted, thinking logically and at the time of need, you really make the viewers proud of you! Despite the stupid suicide stunt, you're still loved by the viewers. We love and respect the fact that you don't like to misuse your friend's financial power. You are the only person from the Fab 5 group who doesn't take their friend Manik for granted. You realise and understand his protective behavior and respect his life and the people outside Fab 5. Just be as cool as you are forever. You are the ultimate best friend everyone needs in their life.

Dear Cabir's Mom - Learn To Break Society's Rules!
We get you. We get your pressure from the society of not accepting a gay as a son, because it is an abnormal term as per majority of the Indian society. We also get you having suffered and sacrificed a lot in your life for your son. It is difficult to fight an abusive partner every day for the safety and betterment of your son. We get all that! What we don't get is, why are you trying to ruin things for your baby when all he is doing is to try and be responsible for you? You, of all the people calling him abnormal has drove him away. He commited suicide, which of course you aren't aware of. No matter what gender he is , at the end he is your son. Why can't you for once keep your love for your son above all the societal stereotypes? It really pains the audience to see a mother treating her son like a dirt. Especially, a mother who was suppose to be the coolest and most supporting mom of the lot who always taught all the fab 5 members to always keep your head held high. It's disappointing to see you caught in the society web.

Dear Nandini - Be Yourself, But Explore As Well
You are one of the most sorted and sensible female characters we all know. You are righteous and you don't fear the people in power or give two hoots about anyone when you know you are right. We love it. Your love and trust in Manik is awe inspiring. But what happens to you when it comes to your own self? Why you don't think about your life, ambition and career for a change. You are 17 and in love. We all get that, but does that mean you shouldn't think about life beyond all this. The viewers would love to see your life beyond Manik and his life. Maybe some music, since that is why you joined Space Academy, India's best music college? (Are you kidding? Naah!)

Dear Manik - You Ain't A Superhero!!
What do I say about you? Everyone loves you regardless of whether it is your monster side or the head over heels, much in love Manik. Even though we crib about you always trying to be a god figure to your friends, we can't help but adore that quality of yours. The way you protect and look for your friends and Nandini is just beautiful, but this is one day going to drain you out. You can't always be there for everyone and set everything right every time. You need a break so does the audience. Your friends need to grow as individuals without you mothering them or protecting them . They need to fight their own battles only then can they grow as individuals. Also, can you please stop being so lovable and adorable every time even when the audience feel like hitting your head?

Very well written