Originally posted by: Alvapriya
Dear Viji
I am so very sorry for taking this much longπ
Still struggling for time because of college commitmentsπ
Please do forgive me .
Harshu sweetheart----please, there is no need to say Sorry yaar. I understand work commitments perfectly...and your college studies are crucial. You need to focus on them, and I am very glad you read and comment here when time permits. π€
I am giving a brief comment for first chapter as I am yet to read the remaining ones...
I wanted to reply in detail but for now I really really have a packed schedule and I dont want to delay more as I am already very very guiltyπ
So please bear me this time.
Hope you dont mind me commenting for chapter by chapter.
Arre my dear...no formalities at all. Don't worry about the length of comments---brief or in detail, it matters to me that my pals let me know what they felt, that's it. π€ It would be a pleasure for me, to read your feedback chapter by chapter.π€
Oh my god...what a flowing start to the story dear.
Really liked the way you described the plot when Sanskar was unconscious.
Sanskar had only Swara's constant image in his memories
Young exquisitely lovely woman, her shoulder length, luxuriant tresses whipping in the breezeπ€...what a descriptionπ
I am so very glad you loved that. I wanted to show how that one clear, compelling image of Swara (whose name he did not even recall), was the only memory in Sanskaar's mind at that time. Apart from that, he mind was a complete blank. He had no other coherent memory apart from this one, just a confused jumble of kaleidoscopic images. And that memory of Swara was certainly spellbinding to Sanskaar... π Oh no.π...his mind is also reflecting the only memory of Swara shooting him???
[ I literally hate that...TUM-KHOONI -HO phase in serial]
I am in love with that part where you so beautifully described only Swara's memory being stable in Sanskar's mind when his mind was in complete blank state.
Yes, Sanskaar does remember that this intriguing girl was looking so determined, so purposeful, as she took aim with a deadly looking pistol in hand, and apparently fired at him. BUT, there will be a logical progression to this in the next chapters. Sanskaar is a man who thinks things through very deeply, examines all the circumstances, all the available proofs. He is a master strategist and tactician after all, an expert in rationally sifting through all available details, and deducing the rest in order to plug the gaps in his memories. There won't be any "Tum Khooni Ho" shouts in this this, that I can promise you. π πFinally he remembered who he was...SANSKAR RAM PRASAD MAHESWARI...
Ohh nooo...his mind is playing flashes of what his family did to him?
So that means Kavita??π
Yes, π³π It does mean he recollects what he thinks his family did to him, as regards his suspicion of their role in Kavita's tragic death. As you know, I never acknowledged the resurrected/ zombie Kavita---I have always maintained that she would become a pleasant memory of a past love in a corner Sanskaar's mind. That's it. And in this SS too, Kavita is dead, having been tragically killed about 6 years ago.
Looks like he is back into...THEY - KILLED - MY - KAVITA MODEπ€’
But loved the chapterπ³
So happy that you loved this chapter. π³ π€ Regarding Sanskaar's frame of mind---aha! He is back to those days of feeling bitterness and vindictiveness of course, but there will be a pleasant twist to that, I think, when you read Chapter 2. As regards his thoughts of Kavita, and all the hatred and plotting he is trying to summon up. What will his mind and heart say? There will be something which his subconscious, his very soul would try to convey, no? π π
Hopefully will read remaining as soon as time permits me to.
Take your time, dear. Look forward to your feedback to the other chapters when time permits.
Stay blessed
- Harshada
π€π€ You too!