April 5, 2011 SSBN Written Update

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ginny_ptl

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Posted: 14 years ago

#11

I thought that naina got hurt and daksha will see her and save her! I wish Daksha and naina are together!<3

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Saffi Sanam

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Posted: 14 years ago

#12

I think Daksh subconsciously realizes he loves her, otherwise he wouldn't have said anything in his intoxicated state.

Naina, on the other hand might start realizing her feelings for him after this episode, when she realizes that Daksh is her knight in shining armour, her hero.

I just can't wait until tomorrows episode! :)

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Nisa_nr

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Posted: 14 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: walquest2000

I read somewhere that the name of Ayee's husband was Damodar. Should we read it as Vindyadhar, or is it a title, like the Professor? or it it a personal name, like Krishna, Ram, Anil, Mukesh, etc.? I would like to refer to him the correct way. Thank you for the meaning.

Now am confused and I dont remember what are their names in serial(After Reading this post 😉 ) Vidhyader is a name, And as far as i have seen "Damodar" is a surname. Sorry if i am wrong....

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Walter J. Pais

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: Nisa_nr

Now am confused and I dont remember what are their names in serial(After Reading this post 😉 ) Vidhyader is a name, And as far as i have seen "Damodar" is a surname. Sorry if i am wrong....

In previous posts, I referred to Mr. Patwardan, Ayee's husband, as Damodar, as I found it written in one of the other articles. In yesterday's episode, he tells the flower arranger, to send the bill to Vidhyadhar Patwardan. From that I presumed it would mean Professor Patwardan or may be his name is Vidhyadhar. - I just wanted to be certain that I use the right name. Also Mukesh Sharma, his student and boss of Rohini too said, Vidhyadhar Sir. So possible it is his name. Let us see what happens in future. These names come rarely, as seniors are not called by their name, usuallly, except in utra modern societies.

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