OS: A Friend In Need-Kumara Varma's POV (Based on Baahubali) - Page 2

Originally posted by: Intuitive

Meenu, enti idhi?😭

Originally posted by: Isha_libran

I always felt so bad for Kumara Verma because he seemed to be such a sweet, naive man. He was naive enough to believe Bijjaladeva wanted to kill his own son - but even in the end, almost dying, he still tried to do what's right,

Originally posted by: MeenuCrazyPanda

enti ammayi?😕

Originally posted by: Intuitive

I almost cried pa while reading this...And in that I forgot appreciating how beautiful this is ... It's subtle in its essence.. Written in Kumar's view, you truly see a lakshman in him..And you blended the essence of amarsena, of Kumar's true intentions and love for his family.

I had read this on quora..How kumar is like all of us..Not larger than life, just average but trying to fight and not give up..

Originally posted by: emerald39

Meenu! An OS from Kumara Varma's POV -- that's not something we read every day. And I absolutely loved it. From equating him to Lakshman, all the way to him noticing their small interactions between AmarSena and admiring them and giving them the space they need. Oh, how I wish he hadn't gone towards the palace that day.

But still, as always, love what you write! ❤️ And please, write more such OSs!

Originally posted by: rajkamal02

Super Meenu👏..SSR could only show so much...everything went on fast in the movie...but you have put in words what KV was thinking...

Originally posted by: MeenuCrazyPanda

oh making you cry was not my intention.. Sorry

And thanks for enjoying it..

I see a very good friend and admirer of Amarendra in Kumara.. just like Lakshmana looked up to Ramayya!

I did not know about this Quora fiasco..

But its true.. Kumara is nothing so super spl.. he is a normal person like us which actually makes him spl😊

Originally posted by: Intuitive

First I didn't cry..I was about to..And if somebody says that it almost made them cry, it means your writing evoked so many emotions in them...😛

He did look up to him...Like lakshmana he did leave everything and stood by his Lord...

Exactly..He is somebody we all can relate too..Whenever you learn something newly you're bound to make mistakes and then learn from them, but only that this mistake turned out to lead to a tragedy...