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Wedding Day Confessions

Jai expresses his feelings of love for Meera on her wedding day, saying there may be truth to the idea of soulmates who can't live without each other. He says that if Meera had insisted on marrying him instead, he may have agreed to it. Upon learning that Meera is now married, Jai expresses sadness over missing his chance, but acknowledges that he cannot change the past.

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Wedding Day Confessions

Jai expresses his feelings of love for Meera on her wedding day, saying there may be truth to the idea of soulmates who can't live without each other. He says that if Meera had insisted on marrying him instead, he may have agreed to it. Upon learning that Meera is now married, Jai expresses sadness over missing his chance, but acknowledges that he cannot change the past.

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Meera, I'm absolutely fine. Okay?

There's nothing to worry about.

It's your wedding day. And you were looking at me.

I saw that.

"Is Jai okay? Is his system ... because of my marriage ... experiencing any
disturbances?"

And what if it is, Meera?

And if it turns out to be true? That there is something?

There actually is ... love.

Which happens only once ...

Soul-mates.

Two people who are made for each other.

Can't live without each other.

So, they keep searching for one another and all the other nonsense that Veer
Singh talks about in his coffee shop ...

What if it's true?

So, then what?


Can you just ignore that please, Meera.

Delete, all right.

Please believe me, I'm okay.

I became nervous.

You were looking at me, and I'm seeing you after such a long time.

By the way, you're looking hot!

Hot!

No, you don't know ... You've never looked this beautiful before.
Meera, the bride.

You had to get married?

You were fixed on that.

And if that's what you wanted you could have insisted on it. Yes?

You used to ask me for things.

"Take me out for an ice cream. How does this dress look on me? Take me out
shopping."

If you had asked for this, Meera ... "You'll have to marry me, Jai ... I don't care,
you have to do it."

If you had forced me ...

Then who knows, Meera ...

Who knows?
I can't believe it.

Why am I saying this now?

I should go.

Yes.

I'm fine, Meera.

Yes ... I know ... but ... seriously, I'm all right, okay?
Anyway ... All the best, Meera.

Congratulations on your wedding.

By the way, what's your status now?

Are you married already or are you still single? What's the scene? Because these
rites and rituals are ...

Are you married, Meera? Huh?


...Wow ... !
This had to happen.

I knew it.

It's nothing to get shattered over ... that doesn't mean that I'm shattered.

Funny ... I mean, it's not a surprise.

Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that I can't turn back the clock.

I can't bend time.

I mean, obviously ... even if I tried ... What's the point?

Because ... the way ...

... shit ...

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