Originally posted by: Sakura24
Hey Kashmi,
Sorry dear, I was slightly busy in the last few days and missed commenting on your updates...you know the festivities winters bring no matter who and where you are. I just wanted to sit calmly in front of my computer and write a lengthy comment undisturbed...just got my wish fulfilled now.
So coming to the forth chapter. Durga Prasad as he always manages to in most of the fictions completely stole the show! He was the perfect decision maker and I just loved the power this man seems to radiate, such a wise old father figure he is.
Then Annapurna, oh, so, selfish mother. Just the apple of her eye stays out of jail...that's it! She doesn't even once try to understand the plight of the girl she calls her family too and simply goes on trying to get her son pardoned...I mean seriously, shame on you woman!
Then Ragini...god, that was a fine twist. Although I did thought this change of heart, crack in obsession was coming from the third chapter. It was so good to see Ragini for once actually caring for her sister and helping the right cause. At least this proves she is not as brain dead as she seems to be most of the time.
For Lakshya...his brains have permanently deserted him, making him such a worthless waste of space...I have no idea where this man gets his ideas. Is he such a baby that he thinks he has a chance at forgiveness.
I really love the pillar of strength Sanskar you've portrayed here and of cause for a change Swara who seems to think Lakshya deserves his punishment. It's s treat to see this sane side of Swara at least in fiction world.
Then coming to the fifth chapter. Hmm...I really need to hug you for deciding to continue this. My hug button isn't working...so imagine I hugged you please. And yes, thanks a lot!
So the chapter was basically a sunny day with SwaSan. I'm glad Swara is getting her old self back and Sanskar's care just warmed my heart.
The scene where they were feeding each other is perfectly penned out, the imagery quality there is marvelous. So there is the faint undercurrents of self consciousness right? The growing awareness between them and the intense moments are so well captured. WOW!
So, Swara wants to keep Lakshya's arrest secret. That was a nice touch in portraying her selflessness. Sanskar is just head over heals with this innocence of hers and I adore their conversation here.
Now, storms don't end with one rain and a few winds, I'm sure you have something sinister planned ahead.
Wonderful writing, continue soon!
-love,
Sakura