LIKE MOST MISERY, IT STARTED WITH APPARENT HAPPINESS!
THE ENCHANTED MISERY MEANS TO BE PUT UNDER A SPELL OF UNHAPPINESS.
What will happen when a mysterious girl enters the life of a group of 5 people and change them completely? Will their interest i...
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Nandini was getting bored sitting inside the car and listening to Manik's boring music in the music system.
Nandini: You know what lets play truth.....
Manik (confused): What truth?
Nandini (irritated): Like we only played dares back home, we will now play only truth in here.
Manik: why are you getting irritated for that?
Nandini: I am not irritated okay?
Manik: Are trying to make me understand or are you doing it to yourself? Look at your face.
Nandini: Can we play?
Manik: Okay fine. You start.
Nandini: If you wake up and find out that you were the opposite sex, what is the first thing that you will do?
Manik: Hmmm... I will probably run into the washroom and comb my hair as everyone knows that women's hair looks like a ghost in the morning.
Nandini (angrily hitting him): You....
Manik (laughing): What? What did I say wrong? It is the truth. Thankfully I haven't seen mom in the position but seeing Mukthi and Alya is always a treat.
Nandini (smiling): Okay then lets continue.
Manik: So, what is more important to you, truth or happiness?
Nandini: Truth. Even if it hurts it is better than happiness. Atleast you can trust that person.
Manik: But some truths are better un-told right?
Nandini: It depends on one's perspective.
Manik: Okay then, it's your turn now.
Nandini: Would you rather have an internship with a cool boss who gives you lots of praise — but you don't really learn that much — or a hard-ass boss who never gives compliments, but teaches you a ton?
Manik: The second one. You need to work in a place where you could earn a lesson. I don't like all this learning but some lifetime lessons are really important in one's life.
Nandini: That's right. It isn't always money. Anyways, it's your turn now.
Manik: What is your greatest fear?
Nandini: There isn't any greater fear than losing a dear one from your life. Even death can't scare me now.
Manik: I am sorry.
Nandini: You needn't be sorry always. My life was always like this.
Manik (smiling): And now it wouldn't be like that. Look at your surroundings.
