There is this famous telugu movie called Pokiri in which the lead actor quotes a dialogue "okka saari commit avthe naa maata nene vinnanu" (which means if I decide on something, I won't pay heed to my words too). So now you might wonder what similarity does it have with committed/engaged girls. Yeah, in today's world, girls have so drastically changed that they hardly do care for their "family" who had taken so much care in bringing them up and now believe, it is the future "husband" who is all for them, which sounds so ridiculous and funny to me. So then I decided that the same Pokiri dialogue can be used for these kind of girls with a slight modification and here it goes "okka saari commit avthe maa aayana maata thappa evari maata vinnanu" (Once I get committed/engaged, I won't pay heed to anyone's words except my husband's)
No offense meant to all those girls but yeah off late girls are just this way and this attitude seriously pains me. Poor thing, parents struggle day and night just to raise them and give them all they want and in the end this is what they get. It is high time that girls start giving a little bit of respect and affection to their "family" if not on par with their "husband's family".
3 comments:
lol... antha feel ayyi raasavu? who were u hinting at?
mava...consider this change..
"Okkasari commit avuthey, ma aayana naa maate vinali" else divorce ee...
hehe... was fun read this post. so, will you marry a girl whose philosophy is "okkasari commit aithey, maa aayana maata assalu vinanu!" :p
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