Bree Runway for Dazed June 2022 Photographer Campbell Addy Fashion Editor/Stylist Patti Wilson Makeup Artist Marcelo Gutierrez Hair Stylist Evanie Frausto IG

Desi LGBT Fest 2023 (hosted by @desi-lgbt-fest)

Day 2 : Legacy

Ghoonghat : A Portrait of The South Asian Third Gender

CW : Colonialism, Transphobia, Homophobia, Casteism

TW : Transphobia, Homophobia, Slur usage

South Asian history has ALWAYS been queer. We have ALWAYS had gender nonconformity as an integral part of our society. Yet, the modern Indian "conservative" view somehow points fingers to alleged western influence or modernization when it comes to queer visibility, fabricating a fundamental disconnect between South Asian culture and queer identities that was never supposed to be there. Why? What may have caused this mental divide? The answer might lie in systemic barriers built during the British Raj and the lasting consequences of that.

Third Gender identities such as the Kothi, Hijra, Khwaja Sira, Aravanis, and more are queer identities native to South Asia. No existing lgbtq label in usage in the Anglosphere describes them accurately and while 'Transgender' does serve as a viable umbrella term, it doesn't quite catch all the nuances. The term 'Third Gender' as a phrase does come close to distinguishing the identity as its own unique label, despite the term 'Third Gender' once again, being a western terminology tracing back to the 1860s which was once again proposed in a non-South Asian context and would still only serve as a broad umbrella term. Having said that, I will still continue to use 'Third Gender' to refer to these communities here because most of the names have been and do get frequently used as a slur. While much gets discussed in the anglosphere about slur reclamation in lgbtq+ spaces, South Asian queer dialogues aren't that well organized and not being a Third Gender person myself, I am hesitant and unsure of the appropriate use for community specific terms, which again vary from region to region.

History of South Asian Third Gender communities traces back to AT LEAST medieval era, if not farther back. While roots are hard to trace back and South Asian queer history may not be as linear and resolved as one may want to think, stigmatization of Third Gender communities along with other queer labels can certainly be traced back to colonial times. Section 377 of the British Colonial Penal Code, enforced in 1862 criminalized any sexual acts that were deemed 'against the order of nature' and was meant to systemically target homosexuality, sodomy, and any sexual nonconformity in the British colonies of the time. The Criminal Tribes Act of 19th and 20th century British regime in South Asia, that set out to profile hundreds of castes, tribes, and communities as 'hereditary criminals' (237 communities as of 1931), also included Third Gender communities and likely reinforced the queerphobia in society that Section 377 may have already established.

At the time of independence, when the Criminal Tribes Act was scrapped from the Indian constitution, but Section 377 remained. This means, as of 1950, you could legally present as a Third Gender individual, you could be in Third Gender communes in public and would no longer be arrested for it! But if you came out of the closet for say, being gay, or bi, you could still end up in jail. Not to mention that about 200 years of queerphobia, systemic queerphobia, does not change in a day despite legal reforms. So in 1950, when we were in a position where being gnc had legal immunity but being non-heteronormative didn't, Third Gender folks were put in a unique position where they could push for change. And push, they certainly did! I should note here that my discussion here of any legal reforms past 1950 would be limited to India since I am an Indian citizen and know Indian systems the best.

In 1994, India recognized Third Gender communities as a legal sex separate from the gender binary. This came with voting rights, right to contest in elections as a Third Gender person, right to legally LIVE as a third gender person, and more. On the state level, Third Gender activism ensured affirmative action for trans people not only for government jobs but also corporate jobs. Pension plans, welfare coverage, medical insurance, and even systemic changes towards establishing legal measures against gender discrimination. Despite the social stigma, despite their community names being used as literal slurs, Third Gender people have been at the forefront of every single South Asian queer activism and they have been WINNING!

I wish they got the recognition they rightfully deserve outside of South Asia as well. Current global queer activism is at a crossroads where trans exclusion has taken roots even in parts of the community. A lot of the exclusionary activism stems from the regimes and mentality that have a history in South Asia of erasing and colonising queer history. Is it so surprising then, that these regimes elevated bigots to power who further the same narrative they've been peddling since as far back as the 19th century? Shouldn't, then, Third Gender voices and activism inspire persevering and continuing to persevere against those very same barriers?

Third Gender erasure, reclamation, and activism is South Asian legacy, a story of resisting colonial structures, status quo, and systemic oppression. It is high time it gained visibility in international queer spaces.

Some articles to read under the cut (likely far more credible than my rant). Heavy TW for Transphobia and Homophobia for nearly all of the articles.

Shabnam Mausi - India's first trans Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA)

The whole debacle with the 2019 Trans Rights Bill

The Hijra community and their plight during the pandemic

A Tamil Third Gender perspective on community labels

The Khwaja Siras of Pakistan and their legislative battles

A Bangladeshi ally's conundrum on what term to use for Third Gender communities

Fantastic Bridal Veil Shots That Stole Our Hearts

My thoughts on that moongfali anon kand

I found out everything about @mainapnifavouritehoon bad experience with that behenchod through my gc mates last night when everything was over. I feel little bad but not much of regret because "mahila mandali" you all girls slayed. Even if I was here at that time when everything was ongoing I wouldn't have participated and would have watched everything through sidelines while hyping you up because it was moment of female fam, it was to show that moongfali what does "wo stree hai kuch bhi kar sakti hai" means. In the end he never showed himself like a "namard." Also never came to any man's ask box and kept hiding in anons of girl's.

Bkl namard hai anon ban ke soft hearted girls ko target karta aur chutiye jaise anon ke ghoonghat me rha end tak. Lodu meri girlfriend ko hath lagana to dur ki baat tu use dekhega bhi to zinda gaad dunga tujhe lawde.

@alhad-si-simran I'm proud of you *forehead kiss* I love you so much Jaanudi 🫂❤️ (Plus thank you everyone who sent so many supporting asks and love in my babe's ask box. I saw everyone's support and I don't have words. I'm grateful for all of you.)

@mainapnifavouritehoon more power to you and don't let it bother you and next time someone like that comes up take a screenshot aur jitni bhi galiya aati hai sab de dena taki aainda se koi himmat na kare aur report + report kar dena. 🫶🏼

@ekcupchaide well done *head pat* thank you behna for protecting and supporting my girl when I wasn't around. (meko bohot bura lag rha hai bc me nhi tha tabhi tum dono ne lafde le liye at least jab ho rha tha ek text kar dete na abe Simmu ne bola to nhi batayegi kya kesi behen hai tu I feel betrayed. mkc sale ki teen bar😑)

@vellibandi thank you for hyping all girls who were targeted by that madarchod. (And no you can't have my girlfriend cause she's only mine and my queen alone. You can worship her from afar as she rules my heart.)

@chanda-chamke-cham-cham your murder was the best and I love it. little sister here flowers for your bravery 🌹🌹🌹🌹.

@moons-scar your end wala reply, I agree with that and you were amazing yesterday thanks for replying to that fucker's anon on Simmu ki posts. 🫂❤️

And I'm sorry if I forgot anyone to mention but I salute you for your fighting spirits. 🫶🏼

NATHNEE SE UPAR PALKON SE NEECHE GHOONGHAT RAKH

MUJHKO AADHA CHAAND BAHUT HEE PYAARA LAGATA HAI

नथनी से ऊपर पलकों से नीचे घूँघट रख

मुझको आधा चाँद बहुत ही प्यारा लगता है

Failed and out of Love

Update on the love story: We did it again. I had a very impromptu party at my place recently. And the following day, we hooked up. It was slow, sensual, steamy, everything I wanted and liked about him. It was perfect. And I couldn’t stop the emotions from coming. I tried to convince him to keep doing this, I tried to convince him to make it more than an occasional thing, I tried everything, but I couldn’t get him to say yes. The following day, I met my friend and in due course of conversation, I realized that you always regret the shots you don’t fire, so I will regret it. I called up the common friend who knew about us and told him everything. I told him how I have been miserable for the last 5 months and how I do not understand why this guy simply won’t be with me, in the hopes that he will talk some sense into him. He promised to, but I didn’t have a lot of hope in his powers after the conversation. The following day, Adam and I had a long conversation about this. It was more of a crying session for me, but I tried everything in my power to convince him. I didn’t leave any stones unturned. But the answer was a no. It really pushed me to a very sad pit. I cried for the rest of the day.

Then… I got my period. I knew I was due soon, in fact I was a little late and I somewhere knew that this was the surge of hormones before periods speaking, but today, on the second day, I really feel the difference. I am rational now, and my head is not cloudy at all. Today I met with him again and we had a long conversation (5 hours), by the end of which I could see so much clearly. Life with this guy would have been so miserable, I would be forced to crave things out of my marriage very soon. For starters, he wants a submissive girl for a wife. (By the way, he is a little weird so maybe try not to don’t judge his choices too much for your own sanity). The reason for that is he has seen his mother be submissive to his dad, and when his ex would snap at her, he would wish his girl to be meeker. I had heard this before from him but this time, when I realized this was being applied to me, I grew very uncomfortable. Bro, until yesterday I was ready to give up on so many things for you, but you cannot ask me to be more submissive. I cannot be one of those wives who have no voice in the house. He went on listing more things and then things came to my head also. The major one that came to my head was his command over English. It is a little eh, and I really find good communication skills and good English very attractive in a man. Other reasons from his side were, his wife should be religious, should have the manners to put ghoonghat on her head when relatives visit, should be adjustable to life in his village. These things made me realize how asking me to do these things will be such a torture for me. His father would not approve of a wife who drinks alcohol, in fact, he would judge her too much. And here, in my family, I sit and drink along with my sister’s father-in-law. I realized if I were to become his wife, I would be expected to be a certain way that I am not. I would probably not be able to eat pork and beef ever, because I would not have my husband to share a plate with. I would not be able to just be me in front of my in-laws. So, all in all, I would be more miserable throughout the marriage. And I am happy I can finally clearly see and realize how privileged I am in comparison to the rest of the Indian society, and how if I don’t have an equally forward-looking husband, I would suffer a lot inside.

Unveiling the Best Bhojpuri Movies on Dangal Play: A Must-Watch List 

In the ever-expanding world of online streaming, discovering the crème de la crème of Bhojpuri cinema can be an exhilarating experience. Dangal Play, the popular OTT platform in India, has emerged as a haven for Bhojpuri movie enthusiasts, offering a curated collection that encapsulates the essence of this vibrant film industry. In this blog post, we unveil a must-watch list of the best Bhojpuri movies on Dangal Play, showcasing the diversity and cinematic brilliance that defines Bhojpuri cinema online.

Ghoonghat me Ghotala 2: A Laughter Riot

Prepare for a rollercoaster of laughter with Ghoonghat me Ghotala 2. This Bhojpuri comedy gem is a sequel that surpasses expectations, delivering rib-tickling moments and a storyline that keeps you hooked from start to finish. Dangal Play brings this extravaganza to your screens, providing a perfect blend of humor and entertainment. Rediscover the joy of Bhojpuri comedy with this must-watch movie.

Boss: Action-Packed Thrills

Boss on Dangal Play is a cinematic treat for those craving adrenaline-pumping action. This Bhojpuri action movie boasts intense fight sequences, gripping storytelling, and stellar performances. Immerse yourself in the world of masculinity and power dynamics as "Boss" unfolds a riveting narrative that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Dangal Play ensures that this action-packed gem is readily available for viewing.

Jai Hind: A Patriotic Saga

Dangal Play proudly presents Jai Hind, a Bhojpuri movie online that celebrates the spirit of patriotism. This cinematic masterpiece weaves a compelling narrative around love for the nation, bravery, and sacrifice. Dive into characters' emotional journey as they navigate challenges and stand tall for their country. With impressive performances and a gripping plotline, Jai Hind is a must-watch for those who appreciate stirring tales of patriotism.

Ghatak: A Cinematic Masterpiece

Ghatak on Dangal Play is a testament to the cinematic brilliance that defines Bhojpuri cinema online. This movie is a captivating exploration of human emotions, relationships, and societal dynamics. With powerful dialogues, stellar performances, and an engaging storyline, Ghatak stands out as a cinematic masterpiece showcasing the depth and richness of Bhojpuri storytelling.

Nandini: An Emotional Rollercoaster

Nandini is a heartfelt Bhojpuri drama on Dangal Play that takes audiences on an emotional rollercoaster. This family-centric narrative delves into relationships, love, and the complexities of human emotions. With strong character development and poignant storytelling, Nandini is a touching cinematic experience that reflects Bhojpuri cinema's emotional depth and versatility.

Conclusion

Dangal Play emerges as a frontrunner in promoting and curating the best Bhojpuri movies for a global audience in a landscape crowded with OTT platforms. This platform celebrates the cultural richness of Bhojpuri cinema and provides a seamless and user-friendly experience. As one of the popular OTT platforms in India, Dangal Play continues to contribute to the growth and recognition of Bhojpuri cinema online.

Whether you enjoy comedy, action, patriotism, or emotional dramas, Dangal Play's must-watch list caters to diverse preferences. As you embark on this cinematic journey through the highlighted movies, experience the best of Bhojpuri cinema, all within the comfort of your screen. Dangal Play brings these movies to your fingertips. It opens the door to a vast library of Bhojpuri entertainment, making it a go-to destination for the best Bhojpuri movies online. Dive into the world of cinematic brilliance – dive into Dangal Play.  

Chala Jata Hoon Guitar Tabs For Beginners | Kishore Kumar

Chala Jata Hoon Guitar tabs Is Now Available On NotationsWorld. Hope This Tabs Is Useful For You. For More Guitar Tabs Keep Follow NotationsWorld. Chala jaata hoon G| --1-1--1------------ B| ------------0---0--- Kisi ki dhun mein D| ---------2------------ G| --1-1--------2---2--- Dhadakte dil ke G| --1-1--1------------ B| ------------0---0--- Taraane liye D| -------2--4--1--2--- G| --1------------------- Chala jaata hoon G| --1-1--1------------ B| ------------0---0--- Kisi ki dhun mein D| ---------2------------ G| --1-1--------2---2--- Dhadakte dil ke G| --1-1--1------------ B| ------------0---0--- Taraane liye D| -------2--4--1--2--- G| --1------------------- Milan ki masti B| --5-5--4--2---2--- bhari aankhon mein B| --4-4--2--0---0--- Hazaron sapne B| --5-5--4--2---2--- suhaane liye B| --4-4--4--2-0--- Hoo oo G| -------2-1--- B| --0---------- Chala jaata hoon G| --1-1--1------------ B| ------------0---0--- Kisi ki dhun mein D| ---------2------------ G| --1-1--------2---2--- Dhadakte dil ke G| --1-1--1------------ B| ------------0---0--- Taraane liye D| -------2--4--1--2--- G| --1------------------- Yeh maste kee najaaree hain Toh ayesee main sanbhalana Kaisa mere kasamm Joo laharaate dagareeya hoo Toh fir kyoo na Chalo mein bahaka Bahaka ree Meree jewan main Yeh shaam aaye hain Mohabbaat waalee jamaanee liyee Woh aalaam bhee ajabb hoga Woh jab meree kareeb Aayege mere kasam Kabhe baiya chudaa lege Kabhe has kee galee see Lagg jaayege hay Mere baahon main machal jaayege Woh sachchee zoothe bahaanee liyee Bahaaroo mee najaaroo main Nazar daalo toh ayesa Laagee mere kasamm Woh nainoo main bharee kajal Ghoonghat khoole khade Hain meree aage ree Sharamm see bozal Juke palakoon main Jawan raaton kee Fasaanee liyee Read the full article

Anupama Weekly Written Update 05 June to 10 June 2023

Anupama Weekly Written Update 05 June to 10 June 2023

Anupama Written Update 5th June 2023 Anuj and Anupama have a heart to heart conversation when they come to their house. Anuj assures her that the house will always be hers and encourages her to come. When Anupama walks over to the flowers, she is reminded of her first time at the Kapadia house. Dolly and Leela discuss the extravagant decorations, and Leela is surprised at the cost of the flowers. Dolly sees someone hiding behind the curtain, but Leela doesn't see him. Anupama fixes the flowers and lights the lamp in the house's temple. Anuj empowers her to fix her broken house and promises to remind her that the house belongs to her. Maya interrupts their conversation and sends Anuj away. She comes to her own house and talks to Anupama about her feelings. Anupama says that she does not mind the circumstances now and believes that destiny will make everything right at the right time. Leela, known for her sarcastic remarks, criticizes Dimpy's wedding expenses. While controlling family expenses, Leela directs her remarks towards Anuj and Dolly, highlighting their lavish lifestyle at home. This leads to a heated argument, and Leela with a veil over her face witnesses some strangers suspecting them of being thieves. The strangers run away, and Leela explains the situation to Barkha. Anuj welcomes Vanraj and Kavya during the wedding ceremony and invites them to attend the garland exchange ritual. Anupama also requests Kavya to join Vanraj, indicating to unite as a family. There is a garland exchange ceremony, and each couple's age had its own separate garland exchange ceremony. Anupama Written Update 6th June 2023 Kinjal compliments Dimpy as a bride and wishes for a traditional wedding instead of her sister. Dimpy recalls Barkha's advice to assert herself and not be a helpless daughter-in-law like Anupama, Kavya and Kinjal. Leela keeps Meenu and Bhairavi away from household chores, but Kanta questions her partiality. Intervening, Anupama defends Bhairavi and says that she is his daughter and should be treated equal. Leela and Kanta argue, Kanta says that strangers are better than Leela and her son for the pain she has caused Anupama. Anupama tries to control the situation, but Leela continues to express her dislike for Dimpy and her displeasure over her going to the US. Leela meets two masked strangers and accuses them of being thieves. However, to everyone's surprise, Dimpy recognizes her as her mother. Dimpy's mother attends the wedding, and there are emotional moments when they apologize to each other and make up. Dimpy's mother calls him as her son-in-law and fixes her ghoonghat and bangles. Anupama and others apologize for misunderstanding Dimpy's mother. Dimpy's mother shames her decision not to support her daughter when she needs it. Leela questions his actions, but Dimpy's mother defends herself and apologizes for not treating Dimpy well. Dimpy's mother believes Anupama to be Dimpy's real mother when Hasmukh asks Samar and Dimpy to go to the wedding hall. Anupama Written Update 7th June 2023 Dimpy's mother expresses her gratitude to Anupama for supporting and fighting for her, accepting Dimpy as her daughter and now as her daughter-in-law without any dowry expectation. Vanraj and Anuj also understand the importance of daughter's marriage. Leela makes sarcastic remarks during the conversation, but Dimpy's mother advises her to treat her in-laws well and consider them as her family. The wedding rituals of Samar and Dimpy begin, in which many different rituals are performed. Anupama thinks about her marriage. Now that the wedding rituals are over, everyone is praising the couple. Anupama advises them to seek the blessings of elders and strengthen their relationship. Hasmukh, Leela, Bhavesh, Kanta, Vanraj, Kinjal, Toshu, Ankush and Barkha bless the couple with their knowledge. Anuj recites a poem that emphasizes the importance of sharing feelings in a relationship. Anupama hugs the newlyweds, which signifies their marriage. Dimpy's mother decides to leave when Toshu says it is time to celebrate. Vanraj, however, insists that this did not stop him from enjoying the wedding feast. Dimpy's mother eventually leaves, and tearfully bids her goodbye. Anupama impatiently waits for someone at the door, and happily sees Malati Devi, a famous classical dancer, arrive with Nakul. Anuj welcomes her and Guruma protects her feet while walking on the nail. Anuj and Guruma feel a spiritual connection. Anupama Written Update 8th June 2023 Anuj does not allow Malti Devi to step on the nail while thanking Anupama. Guruma blesses Anuj, and Anupama enthusiastically introduces Guruma and Nakul to everyone. Hasmukh respects Guruma's presence and thanks her for her blessings for Samar and Dimpy. Anuj slips, but insists that he is fine and tells Anupama to go to Gurumaa. Anupama asks Samar and Dimpy to seek Guruma's blessings, and they receive a hand-embroidered cloth as a gift. Kinjal says that Guruma herself made it. Guruma stresses the importance of timing and the value of timely gifts. Anupama introduces everyone in the family to Gurumaa, and Vanraj thanks Anupama for giving him the opportunity to fulfill his dream. Guruma forgives Vanraj, but time cannot be undone. Anupama tells the rest of the family, and Maya praises Gurumaa as a dancer. Leela tries to provoke Guruma with nonsense, but Guruma handles it calmly and praises Anupama. Guruma admires Anupama's passion for dance, her selflessness and caring nature towards her mother and fellow students. To everyone's surprise, he declared Anupama as the successor of the American Gurukul. Guruma continuously performs aarti to Anupama and praises her. She apologizes for the timing of the announcement, saying that she considered Anupama's son's marriage a perfect opportunity. Nakul gets angry with Anupama and thinks that he deserves this position after serving Guruma since childhood. Vanraj sees Nakul's anger and thinks why is the dancer so upset. Guruma is overjoyed with the gifted badge and Anupama's words of appreciation. When the badge falls, Anuj catches it and tells Anupama that she deserves respect, insisting that Gurumaa's decision was a recognition of her worthy qualities, not a favor. Anuj said that Anupama will fulfill her responsibility completely. Anupama Written Update 9th June 2023 Anuj tells Anupama why Gurumaa and Malti Devi recognized him as Anuj in the first place. Anupama says it could be from their relationship or their past media coverage. Anuj compliments Anupama on how beautiful she looks with the rose and expresses his wish for her to grow up believing that she will miss him. It's time to surprise everyone, as Anupama leaves and Ankush goes to Anuj. Meanwhile, Hasmukh leaves with his friends, and Leela gets upset with Anupama's conversation with Guruma, saying that Guruma behaves like a queen while Anupama is her maidservant. Defending Anupama, Dolly says that no one does this to their boss. Leela also praises Vanraj for taking care of Kavya, who says that he was after Anupama earlier but is now with Kavya. Dolly said that Leela should see Vanraj, Kavya, Toshu and Kinjal, Samar and Dimpy, Anuj and Anupama happy. Nakul asks Guruma why she chose Anupama as his successor despite knowing him only a month ago, when he has been with her since childhood. Guruma says that a successor needs to have the qualities of handling difficult situations calmly and keeping everyone together, which Anupama has. To fuel Nakul's jealousy, Anupama offers to get Guruma's juice for him. Anuj announces the arrival of Kumar Sanu on the stage, who is loved by all generations and impresses even the romantic ones. Anupama Kumar knows the true meaning of Sanu's name, and she is too emotional to believe that a song is close to her heart. Everyone likes the performance, and Anupama expresses her gratitude. Anuj tells that he attended Sanu's concert during the difficult times in Mumbai, he found peace, so he invited Sanu to Samar and Dimple's wedding. The crowd applauds Sanu's performance, and Anupama recalls her romantic moments with Anuj. Then Shanu sings Tere Ishq Mein Naachenge, and the couple along with Anuj and Anupama dance around him. Maya goes to Anuj out of jealousy, due to which Anupama backs away. Seeing this, Guruma tells Anupama that their growing friendship should not become a hindrance in her own path. Anupama 3rd June 2023 Written Update Anupama Written Update 10th June 2023 Guruma and Malti Devi are worried about Anupama's friendship with Guruma Anuj as they think it might hinder Anupama's progress. Anupama defends Anuj, citing her support for his dreams, gifts and inspiration. Guruma says that Anupama cannot be completely wrong, but the post-marriage program and Gurukul should be taken care of. Anuj keeps listening to their conversation from a distance. Everyone appreciates Kumar Sanu when he is present at the function. Curb gives her a garland of flowers. Titli then meets Anuj and tells that she had decorated the flowers. Anupama praises her work and Titli says that the decoration should be like the decoration of the house. She is planning to take the payment from Anuj later due to her busy schedule. Titali told that "Dheere Dheere Meri Zindagi Mein Aana" is Sanu Da's favorite song, which Anupama also likes. They inform Titli before leaving and give her a garland of flowers for her son's wedding.Dolly notes the absence of Leela's taunts, while Dimple comments on Kumar Sanu's effect on the atmosphere. Dimple suggested continuing the dance, but Dolly felt it was time to say goodbye. Anupama says that the bride should be happy to settle in her new home, and asks Dolly to serve food to Samar and Dimple. Then Anupama goes to the kitchen to get married. Anuj asks about Guruma's conversation. Anupama, remembering Gurumaa's warning, shows it as a Gurukul discussion. Anuj asks if there is more to it, Anupama assumes it and asks if she is happy with her decision to go to America. Anuj supports her dreams, even if it means giving up on him, and appreciates her accepting them. They both understand the importance of fulfilling each other's aspirations. Dimple begins the farewell ceremony and bids an emotional farewell to the Kapadia family. Barkha reminds her of her advice. Anuj praises Samar while Leela asks if everyone else is bad except him. Anuj ends the conversation by telling Dimple that her in-laws will love and adore her. He suggests Dimple to learn from Anupama and calls her the best mother-in-law. Leela praises Anupama for bringing Dimple into the house, but Anupama asks her to stay. Leela vows to teach Dimple a lesson as soon as she comes into the Shah family, while Dimple vows to teach everyone a lesson. Anuj apologizes for Dimple's mistakes and tells Toshu more that she should behave like a sister. He requests Anupama to take care of Dimple like his own daughter. Guruma reminds everyone that Anupama will be leaving for America soon, forcing Ankush to focus on the present farewell. Guruma takes Nakul and says goodbye to the Kapadia family to Dimple. When Anupama sees Dimple getting into the car, she shares a glance with Anuj and a connection is revealed between them. Read the full article

Lanvin f/w 1990 couture Creative Director Claude Montana IG

Bol Na Halke Halke Song with Lyrics

Dhaage Tod Laao Chaanadani Se Noor Ke Ghoonghat Hi Bana Lo Roshani Se Noor Ke )… (x2) Sharm Aa Gayi Toh Aaghosh Mein Lo Ho Saanson Se Ulajhi Rahein Meri Saansein ( Bol Na Halke Halke, Bol Na Halke Halke Honth Se Halke Halke, Bol Na Halke )… (x2) Aa Nind Ka Sauda Karein, Ik Khwaab De, Ik Khwaab Le Ik Khwaab Toh Aankhon Mein Hai, Ik Chaand Ke Takiye Talein Kitane Dino Se Yeh Aasamaan Bhi Soya Nahi…

View On WordPress

Here Are Some Fantastic & Trending Bridal Veil Shots That Took Our Breaths Away

Watch "2 Gaz ka ghoonghat ❤️/Haryanvi song/Dance video/Haryanvi Dance/Official__Naina #shorts #shortsfeed" on YouTube

Ghoonghat Ki Aad Se | Cover by Arya and Shashi😁💛🌺🌹🌻🎼💐💚🦋🦋🦋🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🦘🐹🦄🐰🐯🐵🐶🦓🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🦋🦋🦋

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai : Ghoonghat ke Aad Se Dilbar ka | SBS

Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai : Ghoonghat ke Aad Se Dilbar ka | SBS #YehRishtaKyaKehlataHai #AbhiRa #HarshadChopda #PranaliRathod #AbhiRaKiShaadi

Watch Abhimanyu & Akshara frolic under the sweltering heat in Rajasthan. Caught in romantic fever, Abhira are expressing their love  & happiness through song n dance.

View On WordPress