"Mohabbatein" is a story that holds a special place in my heart. CEO Abhimanyu Khanna and designer Ananya Rajput are poles apart in their personalities and mindsets. However, destiny had its own plans and brought them together at a family function...
After taking a shower, I pondered over what to wear and then my gaze fell upon my new dress, which I had designed. I decided to wear it and proceeded to change.
Once ready, I stood by the mirror, preparing to take a selfie of my new collection to post on Instagram.
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Annaya's outfit
I quickly came downstairs, approached my hero, and wished him a happy birthday, Dadu.
{A/N Indeed, it's the 75th birthday of Mr. Manish Rajput, and a grand celebration is underway.}
As I spoke, dadu embraced me and said, "Thank you, my bacha.
You look very handsome today, my hero.
" Hearing this, Dadu laughed and said, "If your grandmother were here, she would have been so jealous of you."
Everyone laughed at this, and then maa said, "Let's go, it's time for the puja," and everyone proceeded to the puja area.
Meanwhile in Khanna mansion:
Author POV:
Abhimanyu and Lakshay entered the mansion where everyone was already engaged in conversation and laughter.
Mitali instructed them to freshen up, to which they nodded.
As they proceeded, they were halted by a voice and saw Dada Ji (Suresh Khanna).
Abhimanyu quickly embraced him in a hug, expressing how much he had missed him.
Suresh reciprocated, saying he had missed everyone, especially Abhimanyu. After the greetings, everyone settled on the sofa, and Mitali handed Suresh a glass of water.
'How was your trip, Papa?'" Mohit asked
"Oh, it was wonderful! I enjoyed myself so much that I've decided I will go every year," Suresh said with a smile.
"No, dada ji, you can't go every year. You were only gone for a month, but it felt like a year. You can't go," Abhimanyu said, giving Suresh a side hug.
"Yes, Dadu, you can't go," echoed all the children.
"Okay, okay, I won't go," Suresh chuckled, knowing how much their family, especially the younger ones, love him. Then, all the children hugged him in a group.
Meanwhile, the elders sat, smiling at their children's antics.
"Acha, Papa, what will be the gift for today's party?" Mitali asked.
"No gifts, nothing," he replied.
"Why?" Surekha inquired.
"Because for my friend, I am the biggest gift, and even if we bring something, he won't accept it," Suresh explained.
