Dear Prerna,
This is a thank you letter from women who think otherwise!
Thank you for turning Kukki into an absolutely dimwit like you. A girl in teens with an ambition to find love!
I am absolutely thrilled to see how accomplished
you are as a business woman who dreams about nothing but getting romantically involved with the man who tried to kill you. And, you made cookie exactly like you. At the age of 18, she has dreams of marrying Indian boys. I would like to take a moment to completely acknowledge the fact that hormonal teenagers are absolutely attracted towards the opposite sex or maybe even the same. Finding love, having romantic connotations, defiance, parental rebellion is absolutely common amongst teenagers. But, I need to applaud you for giving her a personality that revolves around finding love. I wonder where are the sharp genes of a classic mentor and a shrewd businessman like her father. I have seen many teenagers who have great a mission to talk about getting admission in prestigious colleges, have a life to build. But, instead she wants to go to Calcutta because she had heard about Indian boys. I can’t help but feel a little pity for you that you have an Adhuri Kahank with your soulmate. But, instead you are an epic role model for aspiring young women who want to leave everything about their existence and spend it around finding a miserable love and life. It sometimes makes me wonder whether life is only about a hope for reunion with your true love? What about those women who have built a life, career and evolved to become something truly worthy and inspire generations to come. Nonetheless, getting back to your amazing parenting skills, I think both Bajaj and you have failed cookie as parents. I’d rather see a girl who has a real ambition in life and not behave dreamy eyed only about Indian boys. Thank you again.
And, those who think I am not blaming her father, I am certainly blaming him too. Whatever happened to the doting father who would raise cookie to be an epitome of strength and a heart full of love. Sorry to say, but you’ve failed as a father too.