HE - Episode 6

Dear Sridhar ,
Its <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comffice:smarttags" /><st1:City><st1lace>ur</st1lace></st1:City> fault ( ! ) that I make this comment invariably every week - ‘another wonderful episode’ ! I liked Nalini’s motherly affection towards Sethu . I enjoyed Sharadha’s excellent introductory speech . But what caught all my attention & admiration was Sethu’s profound words :
“ Working in an office, manufacturing articles, rendering commercially valuable service is necessary to live. But dancing, poetry, sunrise and a child’s smile are the reasons for living.” – superb ! ( vaazhvin arthangalai , suvaigalai azhagaaga vilakkineergal ! )

“And, you Sir, if you have ever loved another human being in your life, you will not have asked those questions.” – cool ! ( nethiyadi ! )

“‘If God decides that I should be hurt by someone, nothing I do can prevent it. If God decides that I should not be hurt, a thousand persons like this man cannot even touch my hair. “ - Bravo ! Hats off to Sethu ! :hatsoffTo u too Sridhar ! ( so don't be jealous of Sethu ! )
<st1:City><st1lace>Ur</st1lace></st1:City> reply to Chithra :” When we dance, let's say in a party, we will have to shed our egos, our position, our age and our mind which we have accumulated all these years and merge in the activity.” – the audience may have to shed their precious lives too if U dance , Sridhar ! ! ! ! Have mercy on them ! ! ! ! Big Laugh

With best wishes ,
Indhu .

 

Dear Sridhar,

It was a puzzle to me as to why I get so excited when you announce a new serial on IL, now I know.
Don't get me wrong, you are doubtless a genius in story telling and I love reading it. But, I must add that the excitement is not just about your story, but it is about the feedbacks that you so welcome and which we so readily give because you encourage us. And to top it, I jussss luuuuuv reading your answers to all of us. That surely makes you one apart from everyone!!
I am repeatedly amazed at what tolerance you show and how you take our praises along with brickbats, with such humor and equanimity. And, there is always much to learn from all your quotable quotes and references. That surely makes your stories much much richer than they actually are!
True, there is a guru within your vicinity if you only can recognize them. Come to think of it, I haver profited by such gurus, though I may not have A Guru that I follow. A gem of an advice and thought.
What I am enjoying most this time is Indhusri's feedbacks!
Thanks Indhu for providing a bit of an insight into our author's personality. You are getting better and better at it. Obviously, he is coloring you off....or....at last, your own colors are coming forward! He was very frank about his choice while marrying...Maybe our author does not know what he has bitten....These men take a bit long to get it...we all know that, don't we !:queen

L, Kamla

 

Dear Sridhar,
oh, this episode is so very moving! And the answer Sethu gives for Balki's question, well, one has to read it many times over to grasp it well. Such a very noble thinking!
(My father in law used to discourage me to grow flowering plants, saying that they have no use. He used to say that I should only grow plants which are useful!)
And so the villain is a rel villian. Now I am getting tense about what Sharada would have to face when she reaches home, poor lady!
And, I too visualised the episode in my mind, like many others. I guess you can think of making it into a serial (not mega) with a nice director.

 

Hi Sridhar,

Balki kept me at the edge of my seat. As I belong to the Corporate World, I can identify Sethu, Balki and Mythraeyi too (not to miss Madhavan), There would be many out there who would agree with me. Regarding Balki all I can say is "Sea water will always remain salty". Poor Sharada!!!!

A person who has never got love or has never shared his love is not worth moving in the society. He hates the echo of laughter, he loathes to see anyone successful than him, he detest the thought of happiness.

This episode reminds me of the famous hindi song:

Yeh Zindagi Hain Ek Jua, Yahan Jeeth Bee Aur Haar Bhee ( Sharada)
Kabhi Dushmanon Ke Beech Mein, Mil Jayenge Tumhe Yaar Bhi ( Nalini / Sethu)
Thu Kehlta Ja, Khelta Ja, Baaziyon Pe Baaziyaan (Balki / Maithraeyi)

Sethu!! Sethu!! Sethu!!! is a lava of love... When is the Volcano of love erupting!!!!!

:hatsoff:hatsoff:hatsoff:hatsoff:hatsoff Too Good Sri...

 

Dear Sridhar Sir,

I should first thank you for kindling my interests in reading stories. I have all along been an ardent reader of non fictions for its range of topics. Stories for me,except a few, were like mega serials pouring out some plots and later giving solutions with dramatic twists and turns which everyone will be able to predict.

But after reading your HE episodes, i understood that stories are like songs with good lyrics which are etched in the memory for long and which you really feel proud just knowing and remembering it.

The philosophical insights into life and living and the characterisation are admirable.


Pls accept my "heartfelt appreciation" and looking forward to all your writings.

Usha