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Posted: 9 years ago
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Sorry guys I feel otherwise.
I was suprised to hear her say "Unhe" but I thought it was because she was mimicking Ragini talking about Sanskaar.

I don't want her to address him as aap or use unhe all the time because:
  1. She and Sanskaar share a partnership of equality, of friendship so "tum" suits them fine.
  2. The "aap" thing always seems to me that one person has the upper hand in terms of importance (unless both call each other aap).
  3. Ragini calls Laksh aap because that's what she was taught to, plus she and Laksh will never have equality in their relationship
  4. Swara is too modern to be calling her husband aap, that too someone who she ended up with in such a way. Even after getting "married" she keeps her Bengaliness, doesn't cover her hear like Marwadis do (neither does Shomi) and wears whatever clothes she likes. I hope she doesn't change this because it makes her unique.
  5. Even Shomi calls Shekhar tum, again because of the familiarity. It is very endearing and I feel puts two people as equals. She refused to treat Shekhar as a god rather than just as a husband.
  6. Is it a Bengali thing to use "tumi" rather than "apni"?
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Posted: 9 years ago
#22

Originally posted by: swa291

Yeah many good things happened today

yeah except dat slap
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Posted: 9 years ago
#23

Originally posted by: MusicMyLife.

Sana Sindoor k significance dheere dheere apna asar daal rahi hai ❤️
din dur nahi when she ll vent out 'Main Sanskaar ki patni hoon' ❤️

Hayye, i really hope so 😉😆
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Posted: 9 years ago
#24
Nice post misha 👏
and swasan slowly slowly becoming true husband and wife oh sorry I forgot they are true husband wife now 😳
I really wish now ragini will not exposed soon and both sanskari couple create problems like this and our swasan come more close
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Posted: 9 years ago
#25
Yes Mish, unhe for a bharatiya naari like Swara IS a big deal! She never addressed him with SO much respect & now suddenly ☺️ Rang toh definitely chadh raha hai

Haan, hoon main Sanskaar ki partner & her unhe completely made the episode for me <3 She even said, woh kabhi aisa nahi kar saktey.

OSO mein sach kaha tha, Ek chutki sindoor ki keemat tum kya jaano ____ babu, in the drama world 😆

Sanky was turned on by Swara's intelligence today, it reflected on his face ;) ☺️

Awesome post re, ekdum faadu 🤗
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Posted: 9 years ago
#26

Originally posted by: inlieu

Sorry guys I feel otherwise.

I was suprised to hear her say "Unhe" but I thought it was because she was mimicking Ragini talking about Sanskaar.

I don't want her to address him as aap or use unhe all the time because:
  1. She and Sanskaar share a partnership of equality, of friendship so "tum" suits them fine.
  2. The "aap" thing always seems to me that one person has the upper hand in terms of importance (unless both call each other aap).
  3. Ragini calls Laksh aap because that's what she was taught to, plus she and Laksh will never have equality in their relationship
  4. Swara is too modern to be calling her husband aap, that too someone who she ended up with in such a way. Even after getting "married" she keeps her Bengaliness, doesn't cover her hear like Marwadis do (neither does Shomi) and wears whatever clothes she likes. I hope she doesn't change this because it makes her unique.
  5. Even Shomi calls Shekhar tum, again because of the familiarity. It is very endearing and I feel puts too people as equals. She refused to treat Shekhar as a god rather than just as a husband.
  6. Is it a Bengali thing to use "tumi" rather than "apni"?

Respect ur POV bt when der z mutual understanding in relation it doesn't matter if she calls him aap she z getting one step low & other one getting ucha darja
Its romantic in it own way 😊
Swara z modern yet very much traditional
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Posted: 9 years ago
#27
i actually made a post 🤣 ( i mean literally)
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Posted: 9 years ago
#28

Originally posted by: leelaa9


<font color="#CC0033">Unhe <3 Yes she said Unhe <3
Lovely post, Misha.😳
Really hope she continues to use 'unhey/unkey' while referring to him in future.🤔</font>

Thanku Leela 🤗
sab kuch RS k haath mein atleast by dis unhe dey ll make Swara mass acceptable 😳
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Posted: 9 years ago
#29

Originally posted by: inlieu

Sorry guys I feel otherwise.

I was suprised to hear her say "Unhe" but I thought it was because she was mimicking Ragini talking about Sanskaar.

I don't want her to address him as aap or use unhe all the time because:
  1. She and Sanskaar share a partnership of equality, of friendship so "tum" suits them fine.
  2. The "aap" thing always seems to me that one person has the upper hand in terms of importance (unless both call each other aap).
  3. Ragini calls Laksh aap because that's what she was taught to, plus she and Laksh will never have equality in their relationship
  4. Swara is too modern to be calling her husband aap, that too someone who she ended up with in such a way. Even after getting "married" she keeps her Bengaliness, doesn't cover her hear like Marwadis do (neither does Shomi) and wears whatever clothes she likes. I hope she doesn't change this because it makes her unique.
  5. Even Shomi calls Shekhar tum, again because of the familiarity. It is very endearing and I feel puts too people as equals. She refused to treat Shekhar as a god rather than just as a husband.
  6. Is it a Bengali thing to use "tumi" rather than "apni"?

I agree. She probably would refer to him as 'unhe' & 'aap' while talking about him to others, especially the conservative marwari family whereas in private she'll refer to him as 'tum' 😳
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Posted: 9 years ago
#30
I noticed too!! Dil khush kar ditta, aaj to kudi ne 😳❤️😆
Loved it, it was music to my ears!<3

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