Dil Dosti Dance - Anniversary Prep Thread - Page 12

Originally posted by: ExoticDisaster

Tu koi pic de de.. Abhi. I am working on it..

Bhejdiya 😘 yeh upar ka bhi dekhlo

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

I'm yet to write my character write-ups . Pehle wo likh leti hun... then I'll try. Also, Tani ka part ho gaya Brief story mein? I remember you had asked about that... I can help if still required.

I have ss of all characters and couples... let me know if anyone needs.

Yes please send me VruShan SS

Final colour code for siggies?

Characters

SWAYAM SHEKHAWAT

Swayam is like a blank canvas—pure, grounded, and calm. His heart is filled with quiet dreams, and his soul speaks through dance. He believes in love that’s selfless, friendships that are deep, and values that don’t bend under pressure. He listens more than he speaks, but when he does, his words carry weight.

“Main woh nahi jo chillake apna pyaar jataaye… main woh hoon jo chup rehkar bhi tumhara saath nahi chhodta.”

(“I’m not the one who screams his love aloud… I’m the one who stays, even in silence.”)

Behind his soft eyes lies resilience. Swayam may seem calm, but when it comes to justice or love, he’s unshakable. He isn’t afraid to take a stand, even if it means going against people he cares about. His strength isn’t in dominance, it’s in dignity.

His love for Sharon burns silently like a steady flame. He doesn’t demand, he gives. But when he dances—it’s fire. His body speaks the words his heart can’t. For Swayam, love is not possession—it’s freedom.

Swayam is the silent strength of the D3 universe. At first glance, he may seem like just another quiet, good-looking boy in the background—but he is much more than that. Swayam is a rare blend of sensitivity and strength. He is rooted in simplicity, raised with strong values, and driven by a deep love for dance. His respect for others, especially women, sets him apart in a world often driven by ego and showmanship.

He is a self-made dancer, someone who didn’t rely on popularity or privilege to make his place. Instead, he let his hard work, talent, and emotional intelligence speak for him. Swayam doesn’t crave the spotlight, yet his presence is so impactful that he eventually becomes the soul of the team. He leads by example, not by command.

What makes Swayam truly special is his ability to love deeply without losing himself. His love for Sharon is pure, patient, and persistent—but never desperate. He never forces his feelings, never seeks pity. He stands by her silently even when she pushes him away, not because he’s weak, but because he understands her struggles better than anyone else.

we see Swayam evolve—not just as a lover, but as an individual. He begins to assert himself more, learns to draw boundaries, and eventually becomes a confident, emotionally mature man who knows his worth.

His Signature Dialogue:

“Main tumse pyaar karta hoon, Sharon. Aur yeh pyaar tumse kuch expect nahi karta. Bas tumhara saath chahta hai, tumhari khushi chahta hai.”

(I love you, Sharon. And this love doesn’t expect anything from you. It just wants your happiness, your presence.)

SHARON RAI PRAKASH

Sharon is a layered and beautifully flawed character. She’s the diva of the college—not just because of her looks or fashion, but because of her commanding personality, fierce ambition, and sharp intellect. From the outside, she seems like the girl who has it all—popularity, talent, and confidence. But deep within, Sharon is a girl fighting her own fears and vulnerabilities.

Born into a privileged background, she was raised with pride and perfectionism. She believes in high standards, both in dance and in life, and doesn’t open up easily. Sharon is extremely passionate and emotional but often masks it under arrogance or denial—especially when it comes to love.

Her journey with Swayam is not just a love story—it’s a journey of self-discovery. With Swayam, Sharon begins to confront parts of herself she never knew existed. His sincerity forces her to question her fears, his patience melts her defenses, and his respect teaches her the true meaning of love. But change doesn’t come easy. Sharon resists, pushes him away, comes close and retreats—but all the while, she’s evolving.

Eventually, Sharon finds her emotional voice. She learns that being vulnerable isn’t a weakness, and loving someone doesn’t mean giving up control—it means sharing it. Her transformation from a guarded, stubborn diva to someone who can love fearlessly is one of the most beautiful arcs in the show.

Mujhe darr lagta tha… apne emotions se, apne feelings se. Par tumne mujhe dikhaya ki pyaar kamzor nahi banata… woh toh insaan ko poora karta hai.”

(I was afraid… of my emotions, of my feelings. But you showed me that love doesn’t make us weak… it completes us.)

Sharon walks like confidence and speaks like command. She is fire—bold, fierce, and unapologetically herself. She leads with her heart when she lets her guard down, and she doesn’t settle for mediocrity. In dance, she’s the storm you can’t take your eyes off.

“Main Sharon hoon. Main kisi ke liye nahi badalti… par Swayam ke liye main apne aap ko samajhne lagi hoon.”

Sharon hides her fears in her attitude. She builds walls not because she’s arrogant, but because she’s afraid to be vulnerable. Her pride is her armor. But with Swayam, those shadows begin to fade. He doesn’t break her walls—he waits outside them.

When she finally accepts her love for Swayam, we see a softer, truer Sharon. Someone who still holds her fire but knows when to let someone in. Her transformation isn’t loud—it’s elegant. She doesn’t become weaker. She becomes real.

Originally posted by: Bhavisweet03

Characters

SWAYAM SHEKHAWAT

Swayam is like a blank canvas—pure, grounded, and calm. His heart is filled with quiet dreams, and his soul speaks through dance. He believes in love that’s selfless, friendships that are deep, and values that don’t bend under pressure. He listens more than he speaks, but when he does, his words carry weight.

“Main woh nahi jo chillake apna pyaar jataaye… main woh hoon jo chup rehkar bhi tumhara saath nahi chhodta.”

(“I’m not the one who screams his love aloud… I’m the one who stays, even in silence.”)

Behind his soft eyes lies resilience. Swayam may seem calm, but when it comes to justice or love, he’s unshakable. He isn’t afraid to take a stand, even if it means going against people he cares about. His strength isn’t in dominance, it’s in dignity.

His love for Sharon burns silently like a steady flame. He doesn’t demand, he gives. But when he dances—it’s fire. His body speaks the words his heart can’t. For Swayam, love is not possession—it’s freedom.

Swayam is the silent strength of the D3 universe. At first glance, he may seem like just another quiet, good-looking boy in the background—but he is much more than that. Swayam is a rare blend of sensitivity and strength. He is rooted in simplicity, raised with strong values, and driven by a deep love for dance. His respect for others, especially women, sets him apart in a world often driven by ego and showmanship.

He is a self-made dancer, someone who didn’t rely on popularity or privilege to make his place. Instead, he let his hard work, talent, and emotional intelligence speak for him. Swayam doesn’t crave the spotlight, yet his presence is so impactful that he eventually becomes the soul of the team. He leads by example, not by command.

What makes Swayam truly special is his ability to love deeply without losing himself. His love for Sharon is pure, patient, and persistent—but never desperate. He never forces his feelings, never seeks pity. He stands by her silently even when she pushes him away, not because he’s weak, but because he understands her struggles better than anyone else.

we see Swayam evolve—not just as a lover, but as an individual. He begins to assert himself more, learns to draw boundaries, and eventually becomes a confident, emotionally mature man who knows his worth.

His Signature Dialogue:

“Main tumse pyaar karta hoon, Sharon. Aur yeh pyaar tumse kuch expect nahi karta. Bas tumhara saath chahta hai, tumhari khushi chahta hai.”

(I love you, Sharon. And this love doesn’t expect anything from you. It just wants your happiness, your presence.)

SHARON RAI PRAKASH

Sharon is a layered and beautifully flawed character. She’s the diva of the college—not just because of her looks or fashion, but because of her commanding personality, fierce ambition, and sharp intellect. From the outside, she seems like the girl who has it all—popularity, talent, and confidence. But deep within, Sharon is a girl fighting her own fears and vulnerabilities.

Born into a privileged background, she was raised with pride and perfectionism. She believes in high standards, both in dance and in life, and doesn’t open up easily. Sharon is extremely passionate and emotional but often masks it under arrogance or denial—especially when it comes to love.

Her journey with Swayam is not just a love story—it’s a journey of self-discovery. With Swayam, Sharon begins to confront parts of herself she never knew existed. His sincerity forces her to question her fears, his patience melts her defenses, and his respect teaches her the true meaning of love. But change doesn’t come easy. Sharon resists, pushes him away, comes close and retreats—but all the while, she’s evolving.

Eventually, Sharon finds her emotional voice. She learns that being vulnerable isn’t a weakness, and loving someone doesn’t mean giving up control—it means sharing it. Her transformation from a guarded, stubborn diva to someone who can love fearlessly is one of the most beautiful arcs in the show.

Mujhe darr lagta tha… apne emotions se, apne feelings se. Par tumne mujhe dikhaya ki pyaar kamzor nahi banata… woh toh insaan ko poora karta hai.”

(I was afraid… of my emotions, of my feelings. But you showed me that love doesn’t make us weak… it completes us.)

Sharon walks like confidence and speaks like command. She is fire—bold, fierce, and unapologetically herself. She leads with her heart when she lets her guard down, and she doesn’t settle for mediocrity. In dance, she’s the storm you can’t take your eyes off.

“Main Sharon hoon. Main kisi ke liye nahi badalti… par Swayam ke liye main apne aap ko samajhne lagi hoon.”

Sharon hides her fears in her attitude. She builds walls not because she’s arrogant, but because she’s afraid to be vulnerable. Her pride is her armor. But with Swayam, those shadows begin to fade. He doesn’t break her walls—he waits outside them.

When she finally accepts her love for Swayam, we see a softer, truer Sharon. Someone who still holds her fire but knows when to let someone in. Her transformation isn’t loud—it’s elegant. She doesn’t become weaker. She becomes real.

Beautiful write up Bhavi I love it..I loved D3 and both the couples..really good thread 🥰❤️

Originally posted by: --Priyaa--

Beautiful write up Bhavi I love it..I loved D3 and both the couples..really good thread 🥰❤️

Toh thodi madad kardo... tomorrow is D3's Anniversary and as you can see, we are scrambling at the last moment to finish things. If you could help with either write-up or graphics, we would be really thankful .

I'm directly sharing the link to a gallery where I've uploaded some D3 SS I've. Let me know if you want more SS of any particular character / couple.

https://postimg.cc/gallery/929PMc38

Originally posted by: Bhavisweet03

Final colour code for siggies?

I think Red-Black wala hi final kiya tha na...? I don't even remember... it's been so long

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Toh thodi madad kardo... tomorrow is D3's Anniversary and as you can see, we are scrambling at the last moment to finish things. If you could help with either write-up or graphics, we would be really thankful .

Ofcourse, I would be more than happy to help..Please tell me what to do..I can do graphics and also write up..🥰

Originally posted by: --Priyaa--

Ofcourse, I would be more than happy to help..Please tell me what to do..I can do graphics and also write up..🥰

Write-up:

Can you take up special moments for KriYaansh? 3 have been done by Saraf here

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/166793933

Please write 2 more if you can.