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All romantic movies end with a sensible yet on an unrealistic note, a cool boy falls for an innocent, sweet and beautiful girl. I say it is 'sensible' because a long-loving-relationship continues with a sensible girl but 'unrealistic' because in reality it has become nearly impossible nowadays to find girls who don't make ardent efforts in dramatizing their facade.


Silver screen has shown us Naina of ‘YJHD’, Meera of ‘Cocktail’ or Nirjara of ‘Tere Naam’.



Heroes always fell for such girls, but, why don’t the real girls get the obvious idea of being naive enough to make a guy fall for them genuinely.But then they have their body which needs to be decorated to lure boys to their manipulative cobweb of what they phrase ‘love’. ‘Love’ is a mask which is to their vantage of proving their win over stupid boys who go for fake rather than real.

There will be girls with more sensibility and sincerity but they won’t be painting their naturalness with loads of argent colors, making it more like a picture of beauty which lacks charm. A boy should go for her: a plain, serene girl who maintains her august-self by not devouring the beauty providence provided her with. A girl needs to understand the fact that if she plans to capture the soul of a boy for his lifetime, then she has to be 'who she is' rather than letting cosmetics to consume her innocence.

And lastly to my ‘Gabaru-Jawan’ boys who like being rustic-hunks to impress girls: dear friends you make yourself look ‘despo’. Could you please be decently dressed so that you don’t give out ‘weird signals’ of being on a ‘Hunt-Drive’. 

     © 2016 VIREN

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