Sinner

I knew this guy who was brought up in a very strictly maintained environment, especially religiously. He was someone who wasn’t even comfortable about relationships, it’s because he was taught to act like that. There are many pros and cons regarding such family background. I personally think those who are born and brought up in that manner are a bit conservative towards a lot of things as religion comes with restrictions in order to make us better individuals. Anyway, the point is I have seen that guy when he used to have an armor, to refrain himself from all the sins.

He had this dark purple shirt that he used to refer as his “lucky charm”. He had a usual seat at the back and observed things and made quite a few wrong friends back then. I used to think that he was a weird one.

He changed, quite a lot. He grew up and I witnessed his transformation. Right in front of my eyes I saw him throwing away his purple charm. He doesn’t need a mere shirt to be that amazing presenter who literally grabs everyone’s’ attention every time he holds a microphone. His words are a lot more crafted than his Tommy Hilfiger’s watch.

The guy who never liked to hear love songs, as loving someone before getting married is not right; fell in love with a girl who doesn’t even mind to wear a saree containing Devnagari alphabets or a top where Krishna is playing his signature flute and may be teasing Radha.

The story sounds cliché. You might be reading such a story for the umpteenth time. She didn’t need to write this. Who wants to go through the same thing over and over again, right?

But she did.

Well, she has her reasons. That t-shirt and jeans loving girl was astonished, surprised and blindfolded. And why is that? That weirdo sent her a link this morning. It was one online shop’s link which is specialized in trendy accessories. The models were wearing saree made of Khadee and finger rings with molded Tagore’s head.

She asked that weirdo, have you started to like this kind of thing now-a-days?
The weirdo said, well; 50-50.
She chuckled and thought to herself, “Commitment 101” has been well delivered to a sinner by his religious background.