Flames OF Paradise - Season 1 - Episode 7

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Flames OF Paradise - Season 1 - Episode 7

Thereafter followed a series of conversations full of emotions ranging from hyper excitement to panic to patient hearing and finally encouraging.



The latter by her Dad who was a tough guy and always wanted his children to be as tough as him. He was very positive about this project of hers and had told her at length about the situation in Kashmir. In fact, he had been one of her research sources.
Her mother was altogether a different matter. She like all mothers loved fawning over her kids however grown up they were. She was always worried about the single but happy Snigdha, waiting for her to get settled with a good guy, and a couple of children in tow. She was especially worried about her 32 year old son, who had been unlucky in marriage. His wife had filed for a divorce and he had no qualms giving it. Their mother just couldn’t understand how he had let her go so easily without any objections. Little did she realise that her beloved son knew the futility of objecting when he was also to be blamed because of his workaholic nature that had distanced him from his wife, who had got bored sitting at home waiting for him to return and spend some time with her. Gradually, a time came, when she had decided to go abroad and pursue her dream, of doing PhD in Astronomy, leaving behind no debris from her marriage.


They were lucky not to have any child out of their brief marriage. Snigdha didn’t blame the lady for looking for happiness in her work. It was obvious that her Mom didn’t appreciate her daughter-in-law’s bout of emancipation and considered her son the scapegoat. He was far from that, enjoying his freedom and deciding to remain a confirmed bachelor, shunning all overtures of his mother for a second marriage.
Keeping the phone down, Snigdha closed her laptop, and finished her packing by keeping the laptop and her Canon 5D camera which she always carried for any shoots, as it was terrific for stills as well as visuals.