Originally posted by: Shashi1984
Magnificent update. It's like I am watching a film. All the characters are so beautifully written. Pandit dadu, malti, radha, all are so kind to Aarti. And Professor Sharma who gave Aarti opportunity to work, that's so nice of him. And Yash and Aarti's silent conversation where he understood what she was trying to say.
Aarti's family is disgusting. How could they force her to marry a middle-aged man. Thank God, Radha called nanimaasi to save her from her family people. That's so nice of Radha.
Originally posted by: taahir004
" Holding me up'..when I am weakHelping me find what it is I seek.Catching my tears'.when I cryPulling me through when the tide is high.Just being there'.through thick and thinProtecting my heart from withinYou helped me to begin."Above lines are strong yet beautiful and it depicts Yash strenght as I find him been that pillar to Aarti for now she can slowly start healing from her childhoodI somehow like Naanimaasi as she gave Aarti freedomyet again an outstanding SS
Magnificent piece of writing๐ loved it๐ her guru and guide passed away so sad,๐ญ loved malti and radhama, โค๏ธyash aarti convo too good ๐๐ผโค๏ธand of course naanimaasi fearless๐๐ผ๐๐ entry and i admired her courage,๐ description about aartis painting excellent!!!!๐ oh dear mesmerized by your writing,๐ Maasha Allah kissi ka nazar na lage. waiting for your next update. hugs dear โค๏ธ๐ค
Kadeen...Hey there lil sis! Great to have your first thoughts on Samarpan. Thank you.
I can safely say that the family were just blindly following their beliefs as also that she was a girl. The fact that their son had disowned her gave them the licence to treat Aarti like dirt...an unwanted baggage. But since they were supposed to be a reputed family, they couldn't deny her the education till graduation. First time the Scindias gave the nudge. Post schooling, the society took up her case when she topped the state..and so she could go to college. However, now even the society can't help her if they decide to rid her by getting her married off.
I completely agree that the loss of Aarti's art was the worst loss she faced in her life...it completely demotivated her. However, not all is lost...bits and pieces are still preserved. Wonder what Yash was reading in the car!!!๐
See ya lil one...take care.๐ค
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