How did you get addicted to yudkbh

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Ishb

@Ishb

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Posted: 6 years ago

#11

I started seeing the show from first epi itself.

I am not a 90s child. But i have heard many stories from my parents , seeing the promo i got excited that i could see how my parents' school life was . And it was a teenage love story on top of it.

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munchkinland

@munchkinland

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Posted: 6 years ago

#12

I started watching it from the mount abu track

and their chemistry pulled me to watch it

innocent yet so desirable

that now yudkbh has become an addiction for me

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Pooja1973

@Pooja1973

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Posted: 6 years ago

#13

I watched it from first episode...n have never missed even a single one...in fact I watch episodes on repeat next day😊I watched the first promo n fell in love with it. .actually I was too in class 11 in 1990...so kind of nostalgic...the sister bonding, watching tv ,chitrahaar, getting scolded...everything made me fall in love with it.

Even the love story resembles my sister's. ..n me helping her out...so it stuck a chord somewhere...😊

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Trupti

@truptishree

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+ 3

Posted: 6 years ago

#14

I was in India that time I caught a glimpse of first promo on TV.

I watched from first episode and never missed a single episode.

Can you believe i travel on weekends so I can't miss episode?

More than girl I really liked the boy because he reminded me of younger Salman Khan and on top of that it's a 90s teenage love story.

Grew up in 90s so nostalgic for me that's why I love the show.

I never got addicted to any show before but this show is completely different a very real unlike other shows.

Again now I am in India so I am watching on TV legally.

Now can't think beyond this show and Ashdeep are truly amazing as Samaina and have scorching chemistry.

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jhalak7

@jhalak7

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Posted: 6 years ago

#15

I started to watch this serial from the 2nd episode. I am a 90s kid. It makes me feel nostalgic. Plus...we all have a short or long school lovestory like Samaina. 😳

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Richa0305

@Richa0305

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Posted: 6 years ago

#16

I'm following the show since the very first episode.

Since I'm a 90's kid...I could actually connect with the show...I could literally relate to many things.(almost all).

This show is a master piece, one of a kind...The story itself is very beautiful. And the casting is cherry on the cake.

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Deepa

@Deepanand

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Posted: 6 years ago

#17

It was the twirl scene for me which made me start seeing yudkbh. My hair style was exact like naina. I see myself in her. I had a front cut and then started combing side ways which she did after she cut her hair. Me too 90s kid. Can relate to almost everything in the serial. I have seen so many episode more than once and even saw the whole school track from 1st episode recently. I actually skipped the Delhi track. I am not able to see any other serial because of yudkbh and it's characters and the simplicity of it.

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Chaaru

@chaaru26

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Posted: 6 years ago

#18

First I heard the promo, it was playing on my tv but i was not in the living room, so just heard and immediately liked the way promo was narrated. Then i saw the 1st epi on youtube after 5 episodes were aired on tv. I couldnt just stop with one epi and finished the five days and i felt Naina's character similar to mine. Though I am not a 90's kid i could relate so well to Naina's character. Naina's character and the simple love story attracted me and I dont know when I fell in love with the show to the extent that it has become my addiction...

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rituriyaakhil

@rituriyaakhil

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Posted: 6 years ago

#19

I was a 90s teen, had a crush for the first time when I was 16 and I used to behave exactly like Naina in PVKM with my high school boyfriend. He used to take two steps forward and I used to take two steps back out of nervousness. When he went away to study abroad after his 12th, we kept in touch via letters just like the show. Long distance and young age weighed down on us and we broke up. So the show was very nostalgic for me it brought back good memories of times when I am that young.

I however don't find the character of college Naina that much relatable because I feel she lacks the spontaneity of young college girl. I still like the show but school phase was a thing of beauty.

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Deepa

@Deepanand

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Posted: 6 years ago

#20

@ jaysee

Exactly rangoli and chaitrahaar. We used wait so much. I was crazy about shahrukh khan and my mom used to wake me up like shahsrukh is on tv toh mein jath se uthke dekhne ke liye baagh to Thi 😆

The cassette shop scene was ultimate and names of the movies they were telling were hilarious. I have watched that scene so many times 🤣

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