10 things bollywood spoilt girls of our generation with

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1)that we all thought we would go to Europe for 1 month with permission of our strict parents and find and fall madly in love with Raj of DDLJ
2)that we the find love of our life in a dear friend like Rahul and Anjali of kuch kuch hota hai
3)that the guy we are in love with would take us out on a special date and pamper us just like Maddy did to Rina in RHTDM
4)that we would get the "hint" from God as how Pooja did in DTPH when she found Rahul as her prince charming
5)that the guy we are madly in love with, would be so compatible with us , he would read our mind just like Raj reads Pooja's in Mujhse dosti Karoge
6)that we would walk in pouring rain on an empty street past midnight like Karan and Rhea of Hum Tum
7)that we would climb in a running train just like Geet and Aditya of Jab We Met
8)that we would run barefeet on a bridge to meet love of our life like Meera met Samar of Jab tak hai jaan
9) that the chemistry would be sooo intense that you would spin his soul..like Heer did of her Rockstar Jordan
10) ... Last but not the least..and that he would love you for ever , even after
staying far apart..like Veer loved Zara 


PS: Dear girls,
Bollywood is a fairy tale lore. You have 1 in million chances of experiencing even 5 of the 10 things...Now whether you are 1 or the 999,999 , never stop watching bollywood movies.
Keep Calm and Dream on
Prince charming may be a myth , but there is no harm in dreaming

With love,
A bollywood dreamer:-)

Comments

  1. U No Hoo25 March 2015 at 05:01

    Good observation :) Just wondering, did you stop watching movies since a decade back? Nothing from recent movies ;) :P

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