When will Asya go from 'Aap' to 'Tum'?

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Priya

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Posted: 12 years ago

These two have already been through a lot together! But she's a guest in his house and he is a very formal man. But at some point they've got to make the switch. At what point do you think it will happen?

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SunshineGirl6

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Posted: 12 years ago

Not yet...I think they still have long way to go b4 that !!

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karishma

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Posted: 12 years ago

i guess once they r in love they may say tum but trust me i love d aap connection here...its not d typical asadji n zoyaji atleast...i love her saying mr. khan n him ms farooqi...its stylish n cool

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spurthi

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Posted: 12 years ago

that can happen when asad view about zoya changes and when they become friends ,even i am waiting ,it will eventually happen😃

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sh.

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Posted: 12 years ago

agree totally with shanakyasharan, i am enjoyin that too.. :) i dont mind aap and miss faroqui and mister khan :D

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_vineeta_

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Posted: 12 years ago

I dont think it is realted to their relationship, I know specially in Bhopal its in tehzeeb. My Chachi is from there and have never heard tum or mein from her, she always use aap or hum instead...

We are hindus although and I believe in muslim its more with tradition. Anyways I am liking it so never noticed or thought😊 it never bothers me..

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an_k

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Posted: 12 years ago

hhmm when he will be in a light mood...someday

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Priya

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Posted: 12 years ago

Haha I have to admit I like how they call each other Mr. Khan and Ms. Farooqui as well :D

Originally posted by: _vineeta_
I dont think it is realted to their relationship, I know specially in Bhopal its in tehzeeb. My Chachi is from there and have never heard tum or mein from her, she always use aap or hum instead...

We are hindus although and I believe in muslim its more with tradition. Anyways I am liking it so never noticed or thought😊 it never bothers me..

That's really interesting! I've only learned my Hindi from tv so I didn't know that mein is more informal than hum.