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Michelle Dantis

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Posted: 13 years ago

according to the star plus website... Indu is 27 and Sanchi is 19!! ok guess not that shocking, still an 8 yr gap between leads is surprising... anyway, what i was wondering is that doesnt the student leader have to be a student? how can they have a 27 yr old student??

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Rashmi04

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Posted: 13 years ago

Yes, I read that... Its better if we ignore that because in the episode maiyya (Indu s mother ) said that he is 25 years ...

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akrox

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Posted: 13 years ago

But he looks much younger maybe about 22. In fact they both quite young to get married😉

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Namita

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Posted: 13 years ago

Logic gayi tel lene...lol...dont fret about the age!

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Rashmi04

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: Namita.Murti
Logic gayi tel lene...lol...dont fret about the age!

LOL 🤣

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Shraddha

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Posted: 13 years ago

ermmm i thought he mentioned in an episode that he was an ex-student... jo bhi ho it doesnt look like a professional college, so in arts/sciences tho by 21 you're generally finished... hence, 22 ho ya 27 he still has to be an ex-student... 😆

and yes agree to namzie's view - logic gayaa tel lene..

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Shridevi Gaddam

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: lashy
ermmm i thought he mentioned in an episode that he was an ex-student... jo bhi ho it doesnt look like a professional college, so in arts/sciences tho by 21 you're generally finished... hence, 22 ho ya 27 he still has to be an ex-student... 😆
and yes agree to namzie's view - logic gayaa tel lene..

Actually in Universities, you are allowed to keep yourself as student (as in extend your enrollment and postpone the examination) for the same year for the next 7 years (or 7 times ?). So that way, a student can max spend upto 21 years doing a three year degree in college. Most "bigdi aulad" or those involved in college level politics for their future political career do that. Its quiet normal. yaar! its not that easy to win college elections and there's not much future in a popular party if you are not a known person or someone to reckon with. So the people spend their time in colleges. That was the case when I was in college between 1991 to 1996 in Delhi University. Now am not sure of the rules.

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Shraddha

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Posted: 13 years ago

Shri apparently its pretty much the same now too... its not uncommon to find older-group boys hanging with current students... all in then name of trying to expand parties and support ...

my husband was telling me about Anantapur Govt Uni politics and how he'd even seen bloody violence within the college campus (like maiming etc) happening in the name of college politics... 😳 actually the amount of violence they've shown here is minimal compared to what happens in real life India...

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Sonali.S

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Posted: 13 years ago

yes i knew of it and i ignored it. Kahi kch to kahi kch...faltu me apne dimag ka dahi kyn kare

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Shridevi Gaddam

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: lashy
Shri apparently its pretty much the same now too... its not uncommon to find older-group boys hanging with current students... all in then name of trying to expand parties and support ...
my husband was telling me about Anantapur Govt Uni politics and how he'd even seen bloody violence within the college campus (like maiming etc) happening in the name of college politics... 😳 actually the amount of violence they've shown here is minimal compared to what happens in real life India...

Exactly !!! 😆 Hope you remember my chasing and gun-shot chase stories earlier 😆

You should listen to that Telugu song from 1990 film. "Botany Class Undi Matinee Aaata" Nagarjuna - Amala movie "Siva". You may get to look at old faces there 🤣

Ask your hubby if he remembers Alajadi.

I studied in two goonda colleges of DU. 😆 owing to low score in my XII. But then if I had good score then I would had to deal with high-funda ragging and other sophisticated fundas. Anyways I thoroughly enjoyed my BA and MA Eng Litt days. Nice campus and excellent readers and professors. Other than english, sociology was my subsidiary in BA. With these studies and library visits and lawn chats with friends, I never had to deal with Jat crowd of our college. Apna ki kaam 😆

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