This is so beautifully written. Love to read your work. 🤗
I can visualise the scenes as I read this and it is so heartwarming. Virat's realisation is something that I would love to see on-screen, expressed elaborately and in detail. I so hope that this materialises on-screen as well.
This was both heartbreaking and heartwarming
It is actually very realistic and I don't know why they haven't shown this on the show yet..
I really wish Virat realises how much she must be missing her father and how she needs his emotional support
You penned it down beautifully 👌🏻👌🏻
Keshuuuuuuuu🤗
You did it before I did. This was so beautiful. There is nothing more frightening for a man than a strong woman being vulnerable.
I love your version of Viraat. This was fabulous.
I want more.
PS: I am low key jealous that you have time for this at work.
Originally posted by: Eternized_Blues
Keshuuuuuuuu🤗
You did it before I did. This was so beautiful. There is nothing more frightening for a man than a strong woman being vulnerable.
I love your version of Viraat. This was fabulous.
I want more.
PS: I am low key jealous that you have time for this at work.
Well, then, I am eager to read your take on it
My boss is on vacation😎
The track which was so necessary but CV did complete injustice to it. The girl who had no one else in the world except her father. After she lost the only pillar she had, the helplessness, the agony, the longing for the shade of the tree called father....is heart tearing. I don't know why the hell ITV work with stories which has so much potential but literally kills it afterwards with all the family drama.
They cast potential actors but don't give them the script whhich will showcase their acting capacity.
Girl you described the situation so perfectly, It's hard not to feel moist in the eyes. Take my respect.
I could imagine Virat and Sai here and my heart wrenched with pain.
I hope you are perticipating in the contest, and even if not, please write more. Your words are always a treat to read.
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