AarYa OS: Choices and Decisions - Page 3

Originally posted by: SAI92

so painful story

Originally posted by: chikcyy

Tessa, this has to be your BEST piece yet. Aarti, in a labyrinth of emotions, has yet again not failed to be my favourite. Palak at a young age has to go through and endure so much pain. The father and daughter relationship between Payal and Yash is one I'm jealous of.

Reading this masterpiece while listening to Arijit Singh's Saware(Phantom) and K. Mohan's Ove Janiya(Katti Batti) made me 😭

AMAZING!!!

Originally posted by: bongalisoo

Wonderful amazing os U really waren't kidding about the tissues,I can't put it in words how much I love this os and how it was written, I know the movie Ive watched it but i havent read the book and I have to say I like uros better then the movie,Uwere really able to put/write all the emotions one feels when U go throughsomething like thishaving a sick family member and having to choice not to revive them or keep them alive cause dieing would mean them not having to suffer anymore and being in a better place, hats off to U for this beautiful piece of writing

Originally posted by: sass8

Amazing👏

Could have been title a mother love and ultimate
sacrifice. They were living in a prison of their making, but what to do when your child is
very sick.

Aarti is a mother and any mother would do anything to save her child. However,
in the process she forgot to shower love on her second much alive, in need of a
break child, Payal. The eye opener was so painful when she overheard father and
daughter talk.

Yash could not deny his wife wish to conceive to save their baby, despite the
consequences, even though he too wanted to save Palak, but realizing over the
years that the family was breaking and Payal needed to expand beyond being a
donor. He tried to maintain the peace but maybe he should have confronted the
situation with his wife. However, I do like how he was there for her when she
finally broke down. He knew one day it would happened and was ready to help her
come to term with it.

Palak despite getting a reprieve from her sister she dearly loves, is not happy
at this half-life and realizing that her baby sister life has to be about her
for a change. And able to make light of a very dramatic situation.

Payal: rebellious and
trying to make her mother sees her. Her act serve as a catalysis for Aarti to
realize how badly she messed up but her deep fears change the direction of
their lives.



At least they were able to be a family, for the first time, reconnect,
therefore all the sacrifice were not made in vain. Palak gift before she left was to
bond mother and daughter, because they would need each other dearly once she's
gone. All Payal needed was Aarti soothing motherly touch and words to fill
complete and not just a by-product to serve her sister. Of course, she loved her
sister and gladly help her but the family needed to also open to each other and
accept each other, faults and doubts and hope. The laughter at the water resonated
with Palak who could peacefully let go and Aarti was able to make the ultimate heart
wrenching motherly act, end her beloved daughter suffering.



I take back the ccc comment about not happy Aarya (although I was
rethinking it, with the ending), this is about life, shade of grey, human
emotion, fears, desperation and indeed how some choices can hurt the people you
love the most. But it's never too late to
rectify mistake or seek forgiveness.



Again I love this, it was different, captivating but mostly poetic.

Originally posted by: BusiMusi

wow wow wow if they wanted to kill Aarti i would have done the honours by killing her with a butter knife for what she did to my payal. Am still heart broken. Beautiful Os sis.

Originally posted by: Tessaloni

until when?

Originally posted by: Tessaloni

why with a butter knife Busi Musi? 😆 thanks for reading and commenting! 😃

Originally posted by: BusiMusi

😆 until the second coming of Jesus Christ if not in 2018

Originally posted by: Tessaloni

😆