ananya never calls kabir by his name

guys just a random thought came in my mind today ...have you all noticed ananya never calls kabir by his name and not even " tum "..when addressing him in front of her friends cum colleagues she always calls him kabir sir and in private its always "aap" ...at times she calls him mr sharma too ..but never solely kabir ...though her aap sounds very affecionate and loving 😳😳 but i would love to hear her calling him kabir as well atleast in private ..guess she respects him tooo much to call him by his name or even tum for that matter

Well the word 'aap' shows a person's respect to someone. An. Ananya really respects him. Though I too would like to hear her saying Kabir in private...to me that feels more personal...as if he would be a part of her...so really hope she starts calling him by his name soon..

So true even I had thought of that.. The only time she called him Kabir was when they had just become friends after the bhagi track and he particularly asked her to.. Shows the Immense respect she harbours for him I guess..

Excatly the same thoughts crossed my mind today,😆 but siill its a kind of sweet. I hope ke we get some sweet moments of Kaya in between this new hungama.

Originally posted by: Sukanya...

Excatly the same thoughts crossed my mind today,😆 but siill its a kind of sweet. I hope ke we get some sweet moments of Kaya in between this new hungama.

Hope CV's read these comments and soon make it kabir when they r alone, aap s ok it's too affectionate n she respects him a lot! I think she ll never cal him tum!!

Honestly I love the "aap" 😳 Gives sch a wifey wali feeling! But yea she can surely call him Kabir. :-)

Originally posted by: -RegalVintage-

Totally out of context but Stuti, are you the one from MJHT forum, just saw quite a lot of people from the old gang in your buddy list. 😳

on topic, well, i suppose she maintains the decorum, and the fact that he is senior to her by some years, the "aap" sounds really nice though

Maybe later they might make it "Kabir, aap". ❤️

There's something about this 'aap' thingy. Something that 'tum' or 'tu' fails to deliver.