Originally posted by: napstermonster
This is why I never comment on the hilarious Phatphatiya posts. Oh, I read them, every last one of them. Don't think I don't. Don't think I don't giggle, and sometimes read the ones from the night before, just because they are screamingly funny, and entertain like a mother**. They please everyone, even the actors they mock. And yet this...THIS is what you can do. You can reach into my laptop screen and make me sob like a baby for a wh**e in a serial who I have absolutely no emotional connection to.
This is what you can write.I have absolutely no right to ask this of you, and you probably have no intention of giving into any such request. But please...you do comedy, and you do it well. Janta hu,baba. Meri taraf se clap clap. And you deserve the claps. But, please. WRITE. You know very well what I mean, I think. Write for us, for those of us who know what you can make out of cardboard cutouts and shabby screen shots. Write, now and then. And I promise, for these, for the ones that come from the heart to TOUCH the heart--I promise I will comment on each and every one. Because these, Serial Junkie, who's real name and life and trials I do not know..these truly show who you are. A talented artist with a lovely insightful mind, and the ability to resonate with the reader, out of nothing at all. Thank you.
Omg garam hawa from Laila point of view...
It really is sad... Looking from her angle... She really has aright over rudra.. 8 years is too long to invest in a relationship.
Originally posted by: TheMogambo
awww...Smriti...
First...I was surprised...sorry I havn't read any of ur works other than PPP...so this one from u...I am stunned yaar...u r a gifted writer...u can bring all kind of emoshuns in any person **giggle**Second...the twist...aahhh !...it was rudra and laila...super !!!!Yes...this indeed was a garam hawa...and too much to take for the eklothi gawa...Write more...pileezz...(PS: Now I notice...the link in ur siggy and I am going to bookmark it...and of course read it...) 😊
SJ
Very talented writing that captures the turbulence of the three points of the triad. Thanks for keeping us enthralled through your writing
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Quote: "She was afraid that Rudra had healed enough to see imperfections less than fitting his new journey to wholesomeness".
Spot on!
Originally posted by: serialjunkie
yes, the way story is leading she will be left with nothing. While Paro thinks she is getting a raw deal, we really know that Rudra will grow into the role of a loving husband quite well. Or so we hope to see in the show, unless they mess up the story line.
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