Originally posted by vidya29
You are Back! Missed your words,a lot.
So,Samarpan,intriguing. When I read the title,I thought maybe you are going to explore the whole falling in love phase.With Sparsh,it was patience,knowing and trusting the touch of love.
This seems about exploring the whole getting to trust someone wholly.
I love the song Tu bin bataye,from Rang de Basanti.For me it shows how a person lets go of all the fears,inhibitions,reasons and blindly surrenders oneself to the other.Out of love.Out of the trust born out of the very same love.The title reminds me of it.
Look at me here,getting ahead of myself.I'll simply surrender myself to you,enjoying as you leave me in awe of your story-telling,once again.
I look forward to this story very much.
P.S.I miss Ansh.Is he not going to be a part of this story?YAsh's Family for me is simply incomplete without him.
P.P.S Kindly don't bother with the PM, incase .My Parents aren't relinquishing my Tab and the proxy software on my lappie doesn't allow me to log in.
Vidya...Great to see you here. I am so happy...I missed you in the later parts of
Sparsh.
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Bold parts) Were you there somewhere within me when I reflected on
Samarpan?😃 Those insights are spot on my friend. I shall be dwelling on exactly that aspect. I am at peace now...
No Vidya...no Ansh, no Palak...in fact kids are not going to be there much. That was one of the reasons I was so wary of this concept...I wanted to explore only the coming together of Yash/Aarti.
As for your reference to the song, you are so right...it does mirror what I want to portray...especially these lines...
mann ki gali tu phuharoon si aa
bheeg jaye mere khwabon ka kafila
jise tu gungunaye meri dhun hai wahin
tu bin bataye mujhe le chal kaheen
jahan tu muskuraye meri manzil wahin
Edited by InduG64 - 11 years ago
