Vedanth Avinash Tiwari or as she knew him, Ved, was the epitome of success--both by professional standards but also by the myopic laws that governed South Asian society's fickle opinion of a person. And by no means was either perception a happy acc...
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Bhumika Shekhar Mistry
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Playlist!
~So this is still a new concept to me, and I will be updating this as the chapters go on (also as to not reveal too much right now hehe) ~
1. Koi Fariyaad, originally by Jagjit Singh though my favorite rendition to listen to as I worked on the story was this one by Mustahsan Khan.
Speaks to the longing & yearning that is the core of both these characters and their relationship. It's thus the namesake of this book as well.
Favorite Lines:
Jaagte jaagte, ek umhr... kati ho jaise.
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Raha chalte hue aksar, yeh gumaan hota hai. Woh nazar chupke, mujhe dekh rahi ho jaise.
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Is tarha pehron tujhe sochta rahta hoon main, Meri har saas tere naam likhi ho jaise.
2. O' Meri Laila, Atif Aslam & Jonita Gandhi - (but also basically the entire Laila Majnu album)
3. Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, Prateek Kuhad & Jasleen Royal
4 & 5. Aahatein + Kahin Toh Hogi, I love the versions in this mixtape by Shekhar Ravjiani & Neeti Mohan
5. Aadat, Asif Aslam / Jal the Band
6. Ghalat Fehmi, Azim Azhar & Zenab Fatimah Sultan. Not the title itself but the song + the lyrics speak so much to who the characters are (or rather have become), I love it.
