Meethi to file for divorce; Vishnu to marry Mukta in Colors' Uttaran- Page 6

Originally posted by: SRKLuvr

If the worst happens I'll say goodluck Mukta say goodbye to your happiness

'While you may be familiar with the old saying, "opposites attract," in reality, what the heart wants is someone who resembles its owner - and that resemblance increases the longer two lovebirds stay together.

University of Michigan psychologist Robert Zajonc conducted an experiment to test this phenomenon. He analyzed photographs of couples taken when they were newlyweds and photographs of the same couples taken 25 years later.

The results showed that the couples had grown to look more like each other over time. And, the happier that the couple said they were, the more likely they were to have increased in their physical similarity.'

Originally posted by: vijrati

'While you may be familiar with the old saying, "opposites attract," in reality, what the heart wants is someone who resembles its owner - and that resemblance increases the longer two lovebirds stay together.

University of Michigan psychologist Robert Zajonc conducted an experiment to test this phenomenon. He analyzed photographs of couples taken when they were newlyweds and photographs of the same couples taken 25 years later.

The results showed that the couples had grown to look more like each other over time. And, the happier that the couple said they were, the more likely they were to have increased in their physical similarity.'

Many have commented in this forum that Mukhta and Vishnu look like brother sister (resemble each other), hence do not look like a couple. But the irony is married couples do look like each after some time, so in that case Mukhta and Vishnu are made for each other.

Originally posted by: lamboobabu

good to see people harping praise on damini today
and the same people harping loads of curse till yesterday...
Narayana...Narayana...
this is the definition of lion-hearted humble naukrani that
she is giving all her blessings despite knowing that
the lomdi-hearted Raghu conspired successfully to
break the marriage of her own grand daughter...