For Sristi>>>>k kura apuro laagyo kunni..haajurle jammai katha padhnu pbhayeko ho ki hoina???..yesma bhayeko jaati jammai post herne ho bhane kripaya..."Click here to see ALL replies to this thread" bhanne thaun ma click garera jammai katha hernu hola....tespaachi pani aapuro laagyo bhane comment dinu hola...kahan apuro laagyo bhanera..i ll try my best to overcome my apuropana...any comment will be highly appreciated. well for others here is new part....hope u all will enjoy it...aani post some comments hai..kasto lagdai chha bhanera...next episode will be posted soon..tille then enjoy... Continued from above: ************************************ That whole week, I had to stay home and missed all the classes in between the time. When I got back to school, there were whole new chapters in every subject to cover. With the mid terms approaching and no one wanting to lend me the notes I had missed, I didn?t know the way to cover the topics I had missed. That day I missed a real friend who would be with me in my hard times (not getting notes was hard enough at that time). I felt alone and helpless. Making plans to read the books and making notes for myself, I was returning home that day. ?Oyee? I heard familiar voice calling me from behind. Pee was there behind me. I was surprised and more than that happy to talk with him after more than 4 months. ?Hijo asti Kina aainaas??(Why did you not come last week??)? He asked. ?Birami Thiyen.(I was sick)? I replied. ?Ma ta poila gais ki bhanthaneko.(I thought you eloped)? He started ragging me. ?nakara mu**, arkalai tension parirakheko bela. (Shut up, $#@, I m so tensed)? I acted as if I was angry. ?Hijo asti ko note paais??(Did u get notes of last week??)? He asked. I don?t know if he knew I hadn?t got the notes or not. ?Chhaina. (No.)? I answered lamely. ?Mero laija (take mine)? He lent me the notes when nobody else has wanted to share. I sure felt him as my guardian angel at the time. He just took away all my troubles just in the snap. I sure was happiest one to get a friend as such at the time. He sure was friend in need and a friend indeed, and I felt stupid enough not to step forward to speak with him. We were once again friends, the friends at their best. The old days were back again and as soon as the mid terms were over, the hang outs began in the same old pace. The new obsession added to our hang outs; we were obsessed with the movies. We wouldn?t miss a single new hindi movie at the time. Subash Ghai would be our favorite director and we would be greatest fan of Shahrukh Khan and A R Rehman. We would hire the deck every month or so and watch the movies day and night just to cover up every movie released during the time. We would also watch all those Kung-Fu movies and there I started watching my first Hollywood movies. The ?Evil Dead? was the first Hollywood movie I watched, but then after series of other movies followed. ?Desperado? was the action movie I thought was heart stopping. I also became fan of Jim Carrey after watching ?The Mask?. The talks we had would cover topics of who would be next happening hero and such. We would even collect the video cassettes of Shahrukh Khan (Video pasale sahuji ko pach parne?it sure was fun) and we wouldn?t miss a single music cassette released of AR Rehman. We would have hot debate on who was hot: Sushmita Sen or Aishwarya Roy. And traumatized with Aish?s beauty I would always debate on her side. We even started going to talkies to watch movies. I still remember the Rangeela show at Viswajyoti. Pee and I had gone there on Saturday, the worst day to choose for movie. And for that movie, the hall was packed with all the movie or Urmila lovers when we reached there. The Men?s line for ticket has reached outside the hall and there was not even small space to step foot at hall. But women must have been against Urmila or movie at the time, the women?s line was lot much shorter than men?s. There were black ticketers everywhere, charging up to 60 rupees for a ticket that would normally cost 25 rupees. Pee and I summed up the money we had altogether and found that we had only 70 rupees. We quickly made a plan to get one ticket and sneak in both of us with that. We bargained the one ticket and got it at 50 rupees. And we got into hall faking other two people nearby us as our parents. The ticket checker was busy enough to care for us. But when we got into the hall, all the seat were packed, and with only one ticket in hand, we had to stay on the stairs and watch the movie. But we sure loved the movie, and sure enjoyed it. Now our admiration was also directed towards Ram Gopal Verma. And when we returned home from movie that day, I had whole new plan brewing up in my mind for next time. ************************************