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Originally posted by: Ashane25

Even Savi's screen presence looks good to me I liked their banter today regarding that phone the way Neil cried when he listened the voice record was fab....

I am liking his macho side mujhe woh stammering phase nhi pasand tha.... especially when it's reasonable toxicity has different attraction man.....

Originally posted by: Tanvi_vault

Neil 2.0 isn't toxic.He is OG wala Neil to some people who deserve it

That's why I said reasonable.....

Originally posted by: Ashane25

They won't admit ki watch such saas bahu serials, otherwise there had been many good and varied crafts as well ....

You won't believe boys used to like Aishwarya also....

I think Aishwarya looks beautiful. Her character, Patralekha is probably very unlikeable. But that's something different.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I think Aishwarya looks beautiful. Her character, Patralekha is probably very unlikeable. But that's something different.

Yeah she looks good not my types though....

James McAvoy is amazing as Professor Charles Xavier! This VM is very nice!

https://youtu.be/nThnkDnZ3Co?si=xenFnHmlR6gTgnh6

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I think Aishwarya looks beautiful. Her character, Patralekha is probably very unlikeable. But that's something different.

Originally posted by: Ajab.Pehchan

I found Aishwarya very pretty when Ghum began

Yes, she has a really beautiful face. I didn't watch the previous seasons of Ghum. So, I don't know much about the role, Patralekha. But I saw her for the first time in a web series named Madhuri Talkies. I didn't know her name at that time. When I saw her in the web series, I thought the girl was beautiful. In Madhuri Talkies, she was the female lead. Her character was brutally molested by a group of men. One of them was a police inspector and that's very sad. Police inspectors should protect women. Instead, that police officer commited a heinous crime. The male lead used to love her a lot. So, when he came to know about that, he became enraged. A video of her sexual assault went viral in the locality he lived. That's how he came to know about it. Then he decided to take revenge on all of those men.

Pragya, I hope you're fine. I want to inform you that Lizzie announced June's reading challenge yesterday. You can participate if you want. I remember you wanted to participate in June's reading challenge. The theme of June is queer fiction/LGBTIQA+ themed fiction because June is pride month. But you can mix both queer fiction and other types of books if you want.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/166950384

Yesterday was Ruskin Bond's birthday! He turned 91. Here're some facts about the renowned author, Ruskin Bond.

https://www.mid-day.com/lifestyle/culture/photo/ruskin-bond-turns-91-know-these-7-fascinating-facts-about-the-indian-author-105411

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I've written Neil's diary entry. It's not as good as Pavitra's shayari but I wanted to write something too.

9th May, 2026

Dear Diary,

Let's delve into the realm of love today. I know, I know, I write my thoughts about love everyday. I have been writing about love since one year. But today I'll write something slightly different. I'll shed light on the uplifting nature of love. When I was a teenager I read a book written by a renowned author. In that book, it was written love could change a person's personality immensely. Even though I liked the writing style, the story and the complexities of relationships depicted in the book, I didn't believe in those particular words. I always thought only a person's own will and efforts could change him. Years passed, I forgot about the quotes and the book. Then one day a girl came into my life. When I saw her for the first time I couldn't take my eyes away from her big, captivating eyes. There was so much depth in those eyes that they reminded me of my favourite romantic poem. Yes, her eyes seemed like a poem to me. They're as expressive as my favourite poem. When I like a particular poem it doesn't go out of my mind. I think about the poem a lot and appreciate its beauty. Similarly, her eyes didn't go out of my mind. I couldn't understand what was happening to me. That's how I fell in love with my Aparajita. She's the one who rekindled my interest in music. Her mellifluous voice inspired me to sing again. Her dedication towards music reminded me of my old days. Gradually, I started changing because of her. She made me understand the importance of speaking up when required. Her boldness is one of her most admirable traits. I started prioritising my own emotions over the feelings of others and I never did that before. My love for Aparajita helped me become a better version of myself. Now I understand what the author wanted to convey. Aparajita left me one year ago but my love for her grew stronger. Her absence made me realise her value even more. Aparajita is my strength, my inspiration and my best friend. Nobody can take her place and I'll love her till my last breath.

Sneha, I wrote Neil's diary entry some days ago. Let me know what you think. Your feedback is valuable to me because you're an author.