The Dialogues

Originally posted by: anamekaa

ya i totally agree with u ...i am also loving haryani accent a lot:)))

specially the way the adi speaks...but i wonder why doesnot adi's mom speak in that accent even her sis uttara has that accent... so i was wondering why devyani is not using that accent

Originally posted by: saaaz

Thank You..for saying this....FANTABULOUS dialogues indeed...well written..well executed...move the storyline ahead and say so much about the character....

I especially loved the lines by Priya when Aditya tried Kissing her

Mere liye yeh tumhari yeh hamesha ki sharirik zor zabardasti swabhavik nahin hai..aage jaake ho sakti hai...lekin filhaal nahin...pyaar shabdon mein aur ehsaas mein hota hain...pyaar ek doosre ki choti choti harkaton ko pehchanne mein hota hain...jab do insaan ghanton ek doosre ke saath baithte hain baatein karte hain ek doosre ko jaante hain...mujhe laga tha ki hum yahaan aaye hai kyunki ab tumhare paas samay hain ...hum dher saari baatein karenge..lekin Aditya.. main tumhara kya karoon?...tum to hamesha mujhe choona chahte ho....

So much depth in these lines and so much for teenagers 😉 to learn from

@Anameeka...you raise a good point...but in my view..it is to keep the dramatic nature of the haryanvi accent..in the sense,...the women get the best lines...but the men get the powerful accent to showcase....the balance in the ways dialogues are said (with or without the accent) also potrays the characterisation of the actors...