The burning Sun-Aditya Hooda - Page 3

Comparison with the Sun...So beautiful

Thanks for your wonderful insights.

The problem of today's feminism is that we are also treating ourselves as devices and are insecure and demanding our rights. But if we can understand ourselves as mediums we will understand our inherent power and would look out ways to manifest that power. A mother's power is in the way her son behaves with her and other women, a wife's power is in the way her husband behaves with her and other women. If she is the medium she is secure that place cannot be taken by anyone.

Here if Aditya is the flower Zoya will be his fragrance.If he is the sun, she is his light. We all need to know what this man is. He is a well behaved, well educated and accomplished pilot. A man any woman would love to have as her husband. Yes he might have had his shortcomings like any other human, but so far I have seen nothing a conversation or counselling wouldnt have resolved as far as Pooja was concerned. But Pooja had gone for another man, a married man who was supposedly cheating his wife. His so called wife believes him blindly, a bad man, while the goodness in him or his care is not appreciated neither by Pooja nor by Zoya. All see the darkness in him. So he is in conflicts. His goodness have to be appreciated, he has to trust once again, love once again and Zoya is that medium to redeem himself. He is going to destroy the image of Yash in her life, he is not going to destroy Zoya. We can see as long as Zoya doesnt talk about the blind trust on Yash this man is calm and composed. Only the name of Yash makes him go beserk.