PreRish/KaRica AT #118|Come in the Speaking Silence of a Dream - Page 84

They both had a very good story!

Cold calculative adventure junkie and a defiant woman of steel! Their story was JUST excellent!

I really want a SPIN OFF web series....

Prerna was so well styled post her marriage to Bajaj!

Originally posted by: WaqtZaya

I m so tired teaching mine as well as my mom's students😭

Take rest

I think I had missed this Jabariya Jodi episode 🤣

Watching it 🤪

Originally posted by: manzilmukul

I think I had missed this Jabariya Jodi episode 🤣

Watching it 🤪

Jabariya jodi

🤣

Originally posted by: SehLengeThoda

Good to know that. You along with your kiron kher gifs are the jaan of this AT.

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Originally posted by: WaqtZaya

kyunki tum log dusro ko stop nahi karte Crackers jalane se.

Meri family nd rishte daro me koi ni jalathi kithne ko stop karhe ab

What the eff is wrong with them. What wonderful scenes they had till that Ek Chhat.

Bajaj and Prerna Tashan was like do cool!

Originally posted by: manzilmukul

I was watching a movie based on Rabindranath and Kadambari Devi- his muse and love. The author said something beautiful. Sharing that here.

Here, author Kiran Manral writes about the relationship that could have been, had it had different circumstances:

I must confess that I am a complete sucker for love stories. I love the thrust and parry of the initial attraction, the declaration of love, the rush of emotional catharsis that reading them give me. But unrequited love stories, they’re different. They conjure up all the repressed emotions of being rejected, of heartbreak, of losing out to the prettier girl, of the breakups that didn’t make sense when you think about them years down the line, or the persistent beat of the “What if…” that lingers on in a ghostly chamber of the heart. We all love a love story. But we love an unrequited love story even more.

There is a quaint pull to a love story that has no happy ending, where the lovers, drawn together by the diktat of their hearts are forced apart thanks to circumstance and society. The bitter aftertaste of the ‘What might have been’ tinges the story, long after ‘The End’ has been read – a niggling disquiet in one’s mind, a wanting to rearrange circumstance and happenings to make the fates conspire.

tumi jano na tumi kon movietar ref dile, ami nijeo jani na kotobar ami ei movie ta dekhechi and still dekhi... eto beshi touchy ,ami ei movieta niye thesis o likhe felte pari ...awwww...

CC te cholo discuss kori

Originally posted by: manzilmukul

I think I had missed this Jabariya Jodi episode 🤣

Watching it 🤪

Shayad mehra ji ke bete ki shaadi thi...