Two good men

How can anyone look so handsome, act so well, with so much compassion and with so much determination?

The only fault is that he limits his compassion to his loved ones.

I am talking about Shaheer who plays Abeer. I am changing spelling to get rhyme.

When I think he is too happy, he becomes sad and serious. When I think he is sad, he pretends to be very happy.  

Thanks Rajan Shahi, for giving this role to a true romantic hero.

And when he is with another good man like Bishamber, it makes my day.

Bishambharnath  played by the ever dignified  Sanjiv Seth is my other favourite character. 

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

How can anyone look so handsome, act so well, with so much compassion and with so much determination?

The only fault is that he limits his compassion to his loved ones.

I am talking about Shaheer who plays Abeer. I am changing spelling to get rhyme.

When I think he is too happy, he becomes sad and serious. When I think he is sad, he pretends to be very happy.  

Thanks Rajan Shahi, for giving this role to a true romantic hero.

And when he is with another good man like Bishamber, it makes my day.

Bishambharnath  played by the ever dignified  Sanjiv Seth is my other favourite character. 

I agree with you . Both abir and vishambar make my day❤️

@ bold , I don't think so. He works in NGO. And in one of shayaris he said that " mein Banjara hoon, mein logon ko mushkil se aasani deta hoon". I am not so good at Hindi . I tried but forgive me if there is some mistake 😊

Originally posted by: Keerthija

I agree with you . Both abir and vishambar make my day❤️

@ bold , I don't think so. He works in NGO. And in one of shayaris he said that " mein Banjara hoon, mein logon ko mushkil se aasani deta hoon". I am not so good at Hindi . I tried but forgive me if there is some mistake 😊

You are right. I forgot about that NGO.

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

You are right. I forgot about that NGO.

Yup😊

Originally posted by: Keerthija

I agree with you . Both abir and vishambar make my day❤️

@ bold , I don't think so. He works in NGO. And in one of shayaris he said that " mein Banjara hoon, mein logon ko mushkil se aasani deta hoon". I am not so good at Hindi . I tried but forgive me if there is some mistake 😊

I believe his shayaris are closer to Urdu then Hindi. Correct me if I am wrong most of the words used are part of the Urdu language. 

Originally posted by: fangirl1012

I believe his shayaris are closer to Urdu then Hindi. Correct me if I am wrong most of the words used are part of the Urdu language. 

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

How can anyone look so handsome, act so well, with so much compassion and with so much determination?

The only fault is that he limits his compassion to his loved ones.

I am talking about Shaheer who plays Abeer. I am changing spelling to get rhyme.

When I think he is too happy, he becomes sad and serious. When I think he is sad, he pretends to be very happy.  

Thanks Rajan Shahi, for giving this role to a true romantic hero.

And when he is with another good man like Bishamber, it makes my day.

Bishambharnath  played by the ever dignified  Sanjiv Seth is my other favourite character. 

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

How can anyone look so handsome, act so well, with so much compassion and with so much determination?

The only fault is that he limits his compassion to his loved ones.

I am talking about Shaheer who plays Abeer. I am changing spelling to get rhyme.

When I think he is too happy, he becomes sad and serious. When I think he is sad, he pretends to be very happy.  

Thanks Rajan Shahi, for giving this role to a true romantic hero.

And when he is with another good man like Bishamber, it makes my day.

Bishambharnath  played by the ever dignified  Sanjiv Seth is my other favourite character. 

Both man are equally good and are so important in Misthi's life. They both admire her so much for her strength and no nonsense attitude. She is indeed blessed to have such understanding man around her.

Originally posted by: fangirl1012

I believe his shayaris are closer to Urdu then Hindi. Correct me if I am wrong most of the words used are part of the Urdu language. 

I learnt Hindi in a coaching centre ( my mother tongue is Tamil) and I really find it difficult to understand his shayaris..yes it has more Urdu words....

P.S.. I really can't believe it is you who quoted .. I used to respect you a lot for the analysis posts... Tq so much ☺️

Originally posted by: Keerthija

I learnt Hindi in a coaching centre ( my mother tongue is Tamil) and I really find it difficult to understand his shayaris..yes it has more Urdu words....

P.S.. I really can't believe it is you who quoted .. I used to respect you a lot for the analysis posts... Tq so much ☺️

Lol I am a normal person you guys flatter me too much. I am so sorry if this comparison sounded rude. I geniuely didn't want to hurt anyone's sentiments on languages.🤗