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a big hug to all Navyans!
our very own AnYa Luv Xpress 2011
our very own AnYa Luv Xpress 2011
Anant and Navya both are aware of the fact that they truly love each other. They discover this from the chain of events that occur during the college picnic. Navya is in love with Anant but he starts ignoring her after coming back from the picnic. Navya who is really heartbroken by his behaviour is unaware of what Anant is going through.
Anant on the other hand has to make some tough choices. He doesn't know if he should choose Navya or his family. Not wanting to ignore Navya anymore he decides to confide everything in her. He asks her to tell him what to do. Navya being selfless tells him to do watever pleases his family.
Appy, Ritz and Ranbir overhear their conversation but decide not to talk about it. Anant and Navya miss each other a lot. Their friends try to cheer them up but nothing seems to work.
To make matters even worse Anant's family decide to get him engaged to Rama's sister Shagun. Anant tells Navya about his Engagement who pretends to be really happy about it. She's broken inside but doesn't want to create any problems for Anant.
Anant is also heartbroken seeing Navya's reaction and goes missing. Both Navya and Anant's family are really worried about him. Later a police guard finds him lying unconcious on a bench.
Apparently Anant has a really bad temperature and he stays unconsious for about 2 days. His family refuses to give him anything other then herbal medicine. Navya starts getting really worried about him. She thinks that she's responsible for Anant's condition. Therefore she decides to visit him.
She reaches Anant's room with the help of Nimisha and Mohan. Soon after she enters the room Anant wakes up. He's quiet shocked to see Navya there. Navya and Anant spend some time together. Navya gives him medicines and asks him to get well soon.
She is about to leave when Anant Proposes her. He says I love you to her for the first time. Navya is pretty happy but she doesn't reply to his proposal. After she leaves Mohan asks Anant about Navya. Anant confides everything in Mohan who advices Anant to talk to baba and tell him that he doesn't want to get engaged to Shagun.
Anant tries to talk to baba but cannot due to his Dad's presence in the room. Anant and Navya are pretty sad about the engagement. But then something unexpected happens. Shagun puts honey in Bua dadi's sari to take revenge from her.
During pooja Bua dadi is bitten by red ants. Later the family finds out that it was Shagun who did all this. The family members decide to cancel the roka as Shagun is not an appropriate wife for Anant.
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The shocking moment of the month would be when Anant goes missing! Not only his family and friends and Navya were worried about him, but we the viewers were glued to the television to know where was he.
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQHHnvYe200&feature=related
This is the scene which made us smile looking at the screen. It was when Anant refers to Navya as 'paagal ladki'. I guess it was the first time we were enjoying the 'romance' on Navya.
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GY_v5AfRykA&feature=related
This moment was unexpected. Who would see a silent lover boy imitating the dabangg Salman, the angry young man Amitabh Bachchan and the fierce, violent Sunny paaji! It was a very cute off screen segment.
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSTnK6fPanM&feature=related
The funniest scene of this month was the really funny dance Bua-dadi did or actually she was feeling itchy and was trying to stop that and that turned out to be one of the most funniest scenes.
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4Z13FRHEK4
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4Z13FRHEK4
This scene made all of us emotional. It was so painful to see Navya cry and Anant just wipes away her tears in the hope of taking away all her pain.
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK76T_ykJFk&feature=related
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK76T_ykJFk&feature=related
There were many romantic scenes this month as AnYa have officially declared their relationship to us. But the night they spent during the picnic was the most romantic one. Though they didn't discover the feelings they had for each other, their souls knew they were meant to be.
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt857PprQnQ&feature=related
Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt857PprQnQ&feature=related
The Beginning After the End
~One Shot~
"...and so I've decided that Shagun will be Anant's wife," smiled Baba happily--well, as happily as he allowed himself to be--at us, a slight note of triumph in his voice for reasons yet unknown. The pandit ji smiled back at him, nodding his head sagely, unknown to the fact this was definitely, not in any way, a news joyous to me. I was too numb to even look at anyone else & had I had the sense of mind to do so, I would have realised that Bhai, Nimi & Maa were wearing expressions of misery as well.
What is happening to me? Why is this happening to me? Why are they smiling? And why in the name of God is Shagun looking at me like that?! I need to get out out of here. Right now!
My desperation to leave didn't really glow the figurative bulb over my head; I came up with all the lamest excuses in the world knowing full-well that there was no escape. A light touch on my shoulder pulled me out of my thoughts, though.
"Anant... We need to talk. Let's step outside for a while."
I was curious--surprised, really. What could Mohan bhai possibly have to say at this so-called very crucial life-&-death-deciding moment? Of course, I had no part in making the decision; no one cared enough to find out whether this was what I wanted from life, whether Shagun was the girl for me. But then again... I was starting to realise how much of a contradiction I had become to myself. A year ago, heck, even as recent as six months ago this was exactly what I had envisioned as my future. Excelling in my studies, then becoming a lawyer & marrying the girl my family chose for me somewhere in between. My friends had teased me, even flinging taunts occasionally, at my 'old-fasioned' beliefs but I had stood strong. I knew exactly what I wanted--or so I thought.
When did this come to be? Why am I even daring to question Baba's decision in my mind?... Why can't Baba understand that Shagun & I don't make an ideal match? We're so different... Why can't he see that?
The questions & subsequent thoughts were pestering me left right & centre, opposing each other much to my discomfort. But thankfully, before I fully sunk back into them, Bhai went up to Baba whispering something into his ear, swiftly coming back & gently dragging me away but not before Baba shot us one of his mini laser-like glares that were reserved for when he disapproved of something or someone, nearly scaring me to death. I was curious as to how Bhai accomplished this but I wanted to know why he wanted to speak to me so urgently even more so.
"Anant, I know this isn't what you want...' were his first words, short but encompassing everything enough to shock me. I shook my head in an attempt to say otherwise, to deny it, but he pressed on anyway. "& it's not wrong to think so. You have every right to say yes or no to this. You're the one who's going to spend the rest of your life with her after all, not Baba, nor Papa. I... personally don't feel that Shagun is right for you... Not that she's not a nice girl, but... there's no compatibility between you two, yaar. Just say the word. We'll find someone else for you."
That was it. Simple & yet not so. He was never one to mince words to begin with, seemingly so sure about everything, everything related to me that is. & as I looked at the determination on his perpetually crest-fallen face, a remnant of past regrets & sorrows, I still felt utterly torn when he finished his very short & unsatisfying explanation on why I should dare say no to a decision made for me by Baba. All I knew at that moment was that I couldn't make up my mind on any matter; I just wanted to get out from there, as fast as I could, to a place where I didn't have to say or think at all.
"I don't know, Bhai..." I tried to explain my confusion though for the first time in my life, words failed me. But as always, my dear Mohan Bhaiyya did not require an explanation. He looked at me as if he knew, just nodding & saying, "Why don't you go head out for a while? I'll take care of everything here, don't worry about Baba, & don't worry about leaving. Main hoon na."
I smiled back at him, relieved at these words & the comforting pat on my shoulder as he bid me goodbye. There was no need to ask what he was going to do to make up for my absence because I knew he would never let me down. No questions, no answers, just a dash of plain faith. Slightly reassured with this for now, I whizzed away in my car in less than 5 minutes.
But where will i go?
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"...and so I've decided that Shagun will be Anant's wife," smiled Baba happily--well, as happily as he allowed himself to be--at us, a slight note of triumph in his voice for reasons yet unknown. The pandit ji smiled back at him, nodding his head sagely, unknown to the fact this was definitely, not in any way, a news joyous to me. I was too numb to even look at anyone else & had I had the sense of mind to do so, I would have realised that Bhai, Nimi & Maa were wearing expressions of misery as well.
What is happening to me? Why is this happening to me? Why are they smiling? And why in the name of God is Shagun looking at me like that?! I need to get out out of here. Right now!
My desperation to leave didn't really glow the figurative bulb over my head; I came up with all the lamest excuses in the world knowing full-well that there was no escape. A light touch on my shoulder pulled me out of my thoughts, though.
"Anant... We need to talk. Let's step outside for a while."
I was curious--surprised, really. What could Mohan bhai possibly have to say at this so-called very crucial life-&-death-deciding moment? Of course, I had no part in making the decision; no one cared enough to find out whether this was what I wanted from life, whether Shagun was the girl for me. But then again... I was starting to realise how much of a contradiction I had become to myself. A year ago, heck, even as recent as six months ago this was exactly what I had envisioned as my future. Excelling in my studies, then becoming a lawyer & marrying the girl my family chose for me somewhere in between. My friends had teased me, even flinging taunts occasionally, at my 'old-fasioned' beliefs but I had stood strong. I knew exactly what I wanted--or so I thought.
When did this come to be? Why am I even daring to question Baba's decision in my mind?... Why can't Baba understand that Shagun & I don't make an ideal match? We're so different... Why can't he see that?
The questions & subsequent thoughts were pestering me left right & centre, opposing each other much to my discomfort. But thankfully, before I fully sunk back into them, Bhai went up to Baba whispering something into his ear, swiftly coming back & gently dragging me away but not before Baba shot us one of his mini laser-like glares that were reserved for when he disapproved of something or someone, nearly scaring me to death. I was curious as to how Bhai accomplished this but I wanted to know why he wanted to speak to me so urgently even more so.
"Anant, I know this isn't what you want...' were his first words, short but encompassing everything enough to shock me. I shook my head in an attempt to say otherwise, to deny it, but he pressed on anyway. "& it's not wrong to think so. You have every right to say yes or no to this. You're the one who's going to spend the rest of your life with her after all, not Baba, nor Papa. I... personally don't feel that Shagun is right for you... Not that she's not a nice girl, but... there's no compatibility between you two, yaar. Just say the word. We'll find someone else for you."
That was it. Simple & yet not so. He was never one to mince words to begin with, seemingly so sure about everything, everything related to me that is. & as I looked at the determination on his perpetually crest-fallen face, a remnant of past regrets & sorrows, I still felt utterly torn when he finished his very short & unsatisfying explanation on why I should dare say no to a decision made for me by Baba. All I knew at that moment was that I couldn't make up my mind on any matter; I just wanted to get out from there, as fast as I could, to a place where I didn't have to say or think at all.
"I don't know, Bhai..." I tried to explain my confusion though for the first time in my life, words failed me. But as always, my dear Mohan Bhaiyya did not require an explanation. He looked at me as if he knew, just nodding & saying, "Why don't you go head out for a while? I'll take care of everything here, don't worry about Baba, & don't worry about leaving. Main hoon na."
I smiled back at him, relieved at these words & the comforting pat on my shoulder as he bid me goodbye. There was no need to ask what he was going to do to make up for my absence because I knew he would never let me down. No questions, no answers, just a dash of plain faith. Slightly reassured with this for now, I whizzed away in my car in less than 5 minutes.
But where will i go?
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~First Thought~
It's very easy to play, all you have to do is post the first thing that comes in your mind after reading the last post.
For example:
If I say:Television
The Next person might say:Star Plus
Then the Next person might say:Navya
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