Using the prompts from ONC2023
A young girl experiences a certain dream since childhood. She watches a certain someone whom she doesn't know. She hasn't met the person ever in her life. But she feels an attachment to the person in her dreams. Adding...
Ruhana is lost in her thoughts about the hazy visual that she just saw. She’s reading the notes she made about the dream sequences. She reads the sequences that she has written in her registers. She begins to contemplate her thoughts and tries to join the dots. By now, she’s sure that her dreams are connected in some way or another.
“Ishika? Is it me?”
“Why did the other lady ask me to stay away, and from whom?”
“Who’s the other lady who threatened her?”
Ruhana is lost in thought when her phone rings again, and this time she takes the call. Aadhya’s concerned voice falls into her ears. She’s asking about her whereabouts. Ruhana asks Aadhya to meet her and tells her that she has experienced a different visual this time, and she needs to share the new pointers. It may help in deciphering the dreams. They decide to meet the next day in Ruhana’s boutique and then disconnect the call.
Meanwhile, the doorbell rings and Ruhana rushes to open the door, only to find her parents at the door. It’s almost 8:30 PM and she didn’t realize the time. Her mom asks her if she had anything to which she denies. Sandhya shakes her head and moves into the kitchen to prepare something for her daughter as she and her husband had snacks at their friend’s home.
Ronit changes into casuals and finds Ruhana lost in thought. He keeps his hand on her head and Ruhana comes out of her trance. She smiles at her dad who sits beside her and asks the same question.
“Honey, you look lost. What happened? And what were you telling me in the afternoon?” he asks lovingly.
“Dad, you won’t believe it, let it be,” she says dejectedly.
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“Why don’t you tell me?” he asks directly.
“Okay, tell me, do you believe in dreams?” she asks, as she shifts towards him and peers into his eyes.
“Honey, everyone believes in dreams. I dreamt and so I am here. Bina sapnon ke hum apne goals kaise achieve kar sakte hain, beta,” he says.
“I also did that, Papa. I am asking about those dreams which we see in our sleep. They’re important as well, Papa,” Ruhana glares at her dad.
