He is falling for is wife
How he's gonna call is wife because she changed the cell number
Originally posted by: moonwearerNavneet didnt even grab that woman, he spoke about her in his stoned state. It was Nikunj and. .
We have a saying in Tamizh paavam ORU idam pazhi ORU idam, meaning the wrong doer goes Scot free but the blame gets foisted on another.The happenings that night seem just that. For a young person it can be really horrid for it to be that way...especially if a friend died as a consequence, a friend who had no part to play.I guess Ashvin has misjudged Dadu as well and thinks he would run it in that Trisha has moved on.
Originally posted by: Tuc_MobI bet she is married now"
How come?. Legally they are still married, isn't it?They need to see each otherWaiting for that movement.
Originally posted by: moonwearerA traumatic experience requires great effort from within and support of those around. If it doesn't come by it can leave one hurt and feeling the world has wronged you.
The pain of Trisha and Ashvin is connected yet so different.Trisha's is pain and a sense of protective responsibility.Ashvins is guilt tinged. He felt abandoned by the Dadu who loved him the most. He thinks he lost the love. Dadu has left him alone hoping he stumbles and stutters and finds his way through.He has kept track of the young man. He does what he thinks is the right salve.If he had pampered and supported him the way Mandira had hoped he would be no different from the politicians and moneyed in India who turn a blind eye to the wrong doing of their progeny.Dadu intervenes when necessary but has played a silent part in Ashvins recovery. Had he been indulgent things would have been different and the tale not so gripping. It is fabulous story telling mode. Love you Nisha and your narrative .
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