Le ke Jayegi jaan...oops #Timeout|KuKu|KaVik|AT 4 Nt Pg129 - Page 63

Originally posted by: aquaHP

Also, just saw this super cute Varsha-Kunal edit and I know how we all adore their cute bond sooooo

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_sUlWzDMp3/?igshid=xzj9ekjcgfli

I am waiting for varsha-kunal to develop

DQ THAT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL! ❤️

I went on a whole journey reading your post, and it made me fall in love with the concept behind the Kuku story all over again; two people who had every intention of following the most predictable, mundane, drama-free path finding the unexpected gift of epic, crazy, life-altering love in each other. Now please excuse me while I float off into poetry-induced daze and absently stare out the window for an hour or two.

Hayeeee!!! Can you both just keep talking on the AT and I'll just be a spectator here because I felt so good inside just reading you guys discuss a VM with so much passion and the words were just so perfect.

Reading the explanations reminded of the person I wanted to be at an earlier stage. A person who understood words and just couldn't wrap her head around how a commodity like words can make you feel so many different emotions.

These last few years have been so confusing. I've just been trying to survive rather than living and I can't believe that I am saying this in the middle of a pandemic but I'm starting to live again and you guys are inspiring me to rediscover my love of words.

Oh my god!!! I mean, I haven't even read a single book this year. Last year, I was able to finish one book and it felt like such an achievement that I spent half an hour after that, just photographing it so that I could remember it.

I'm re-evaluating my life right now and just remembering what a shell of a person I had become by the end of college. I'm down the rabbit hole now. See you people later when I come back to the present.

wow Sam, DQ your posts on that vm are fab👍🏼

I liked the vm because I Iike that song🤪 & loved the scenes that Sam used for the lyrics, somehow I felt that it had a playful & complaining Kuhu as an undertone & thus I loved it😳 also the mixed signal's part☺️

indeed we all perceive same things differently

I agree Pihu, I can just go on reading, trying to comprehend & imagine all the discussion that these 2 have!! they take you to a different world entirely❤️

Sam, aqua, peace - I am glad you guys enjoyed it.

Sam, do we have you back from the poetry induced daze? Because we are waiting for more VMs😃

Aqua, have we lost you to the rabbit hole? What book was it that you read last year? I haven't read a book in many years. Just chick flicks

Originally posted by: thedramaqueen

Sam, aqua, peace - I am glad you guys enjoyed it.

Sam, do we have you back from the poetry induced daze? Because we are waiting for more VMs😃

Aqua, have we lost you to the rabbit hole? What book was it that you read last year? I haven't read a book in many years. Just chick flicks

Yep, I am back!! Just finishing up my lesson on using transitions in video edits. Hopefully, I won't be too scared to use them now.

Side note: I am so tired of these lessons but they're helpful too so I'll suffer through this and have fun practicing my skills by making VMs.

Update: Trishaa liked the KetuNal VM and made my day!

The last book I read was 'Sita' by Devdutt Patnaik. It's basically a retelling of Ramayan but the story, instead of being focussed on Ram, is focussed around Sita.

It was actually a good starting book because I could pause in between as he explained the background on where he took the inspiration for that particular tit-bit. So, I didn't have to wait for a chapter to get over to put my bookmark in. The guy has done so much research for the book and it's visible.

But my biggest takeaway from the book was that I was reminded of what Hindu culture actually was, rather that what and how it is being propagated in the country as of now by politicians and what not. It was a really good book and it made me question so many things. It made me question my own beliefs about feminism and patriarchy and caste and like the whole concept of India in general. And he has done so properly that the book doesn't even feel like someone is giving you lessons or trying to make you question things.

Hey, everyone, here's another VM, this time from Kunal's perspective. This one has been on my mind for a while and it's my first longer-than-one-minute effort! I hope you guys like it, although I can't say I was averse to the discussion the last one generated when people didn't exactly love it. 😉So whatever the reactions, bring them on!

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_wgaxcJLWu/

OMG Sam!!!! Is there space on that poetry induced daze for me to sit? This has left me breathless! Saasein, dil, dhadkan, rooh... how beautifully you captured all the people who make Kunal who he is...

and the pain he experienced with the 2nd GD breakup and his 1st fake marriage... 💔

more pain when he found his birth truth... to punish that one flaw (spiking) his dhadkan and saasein disown him 💔💔

I cant stop fangirling

Originally posted by: aquaHP

Update: Trishaa liked the KetuNal VM and made my day!

But my biggest takeaway from the book was that I was reminded of what Hindu culture actually was, rather that what and how it is being propagated in the country as of now by politicians and what not. It was a really good book and it made me question so many things. It made me question my own beliefs about feminism and patriarchy and caste and like the whole concept of India in general. And he has done so properly that the book doesn't even feel like someone is giving you lessons or trying to make you question things.

yay! at the popularity of your VM🥳

Do share what you thoughts on feminism, patriarchy and the caste system...

I also meant to ask, your post about toxic masculinity... Was it in relation to the show or generally

the caption is so brilliant:❤️

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_wfOqpjHMl/