He he he he :D .. Cheers to the talks ;) :)

Thank you Priyanka :) .. I like the conclusion in the end – a win win for the inner and outer bit. Reminds me of the thoughts from vivekananda . I think he was one saint who did give a lot of importance to the complete existence as well :)

Yeah thanks to our talks, I found one more Category to make my readers bored with amusement :-D :-D good wishes to u

Brilliant! That’ll be pretty cool.. I’m already sold on the idea and quite eager to see those posts about him :). As for the fashion sense , im completely a blind man digging in a good mine ;) I keep saying everything I find comfortable as fashion sense :P

Yeah that’s Y I totally adore him as he is not at all worried for society branding despite being managing Event management company :-D shall write few antidotes on him, I guess.Kurtis r trending in fashion always. Keep writing & reading.

Thank you Ruchi :). So true, the generations seem to have changed from the usual lovely Dhotis to the Arrow Shirts and the Raymond pants or what not brands! He he brilliant! I have always been a fan of the Kurtas, brilliant clothes, fit perfectly for the summer and make a damn good fashion sense. :)

You said it Ruchi, in the end all that matters is our choices and our deeds :).. He he hats off to your uncle, pretty impressive man! :)

Well-pointed facts Vinay–Character makes a Person, we used to learn & nowadays maybe kids r learning- Watch for looks ! jeans & kurtis from delhi haat etc was once my style too like serious journo look :-D :-D …in d end all matters is choices we made & our deeds. reg my uncle, he was never stopped afterwards & he still don’t tucked-in his shirt while at eve stroll to business meeting there. keep reading & sharing thoughts.

Thank you Jyoti, I like reading your comments. A nice story flow and a lot of value add :).

Ha ha, Jassi?! I remember that serial or atleast the trailers. Thank you for sharing the story, I would love to make a post if you want to contribute the story as to how you did the entire shift, the emotional challenges you went through and finally how you made it happen. I shall send a questionnaire and it would be beautiful to hear from you (if you don’t mind that is :)) and I would love to put it up as a guest post.. Do lemme know :)

yes.. :-D

True Abhijit, I guess we need to have that flexibility and work things to our advantage. That way we have a choice and play it accordingly.. Left to its own, the world can be a pretty confusing place with a set of already confused people ;) :D

We have a similar one in my local language as well, Kannada which comes to mean almost the same – food your choice, view others choice.. I guess there might be a lot of similarities between the two languages and their cultural usages as well..

He he, I liked it too Maniparna.. Quite a cute one :)