ll Abhigya/TiSha AT #142- Kyon Kiya Tumne Mere Saath Aisa ll - Page 98

Originally posted by: -mina-

rishu where are you from in india?

south origin andhra ... lives in chennai..

Rishu, tum and aap mean "you" only.

even sarla uses aap/betaji for abhi and purab both...hmm!!

Originally posted by: -mina-

because of how we heard him murmuring 'sab dhokebaaz hain' when taaliya came to find him in his drunk state.

 lol... ya i forgot ...

Originally posted by: -mina-

if abhigya weren't strangers when they married perhaps she would've used tum/his name. or perhaps not; maybe sarla raised her not to. who can say?!!

Edited by -Tia- - 9 years ago

chalooo what are some more topical drabbles i can write!! royal baby and dhokebaaz phone contacts aur kya ho sakhta...

Originally posted by: -Tia-

She called Suresh Tum.. BB calls Purab Tum as well.

I don't think it's a Sarla thing. 

The problem was Abhi was a rockstar/rich and intimidating.. so it was not easy for Pragya to take him for granted/ think of him as a friend.

i think it's at least partially a values/personality thing - "traditional" pragya vs modern bb na...but yes the main factor was their dynamic, him being intimidating and a stranger at the beginning.

GODDD I JUST HAD AN IDEA let's see where it takes me

arre nevermind i don't want to let it take me anywhere.

just, as far as i remember of abhigya SR, for the few moments when they were actually in the room together before abhi left, pragya didn't say anything.

what if she'd called out to him..."suniye..."

what next?!

augh or did she and i forgot...better go rewatch brb XD

Originally posted by: -Tia-

Rishu, tum and aap mean "you" only.

But aap commands respect. Like you would only use aap for your teachers, elders (generally)...

You might have it in Telugu too right..

Like you would add gaaru for respect.?

ok its 

Originally posted by: harisha_kb

ok its 

nuvu ... (used in singular and people of ur age ,younger,friends etc)

meeru ( used for plural, respect,strangerrs etc)