Don’t Bother Me. I’m Living Happily Ever After
Security guard, Ramchandra, was his family’s ATM. He lived a lonely life in Mumbai for 15 years. She entered his desolate life like a breath of fresh air. Following her orders was the purpose of his life. Her scoldings were like music to his tired ears. All he wanted is her praise and adulation. Will he get the attention he deserved? This emotionally moving story has a subtle social commentary that highlights the life of migrant workers in India.
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Beautifully penned! You chose the unconventional finish to the story which is a bold move 🙂
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Thank you so much…it was what the character chose…something he just had to do
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Nice Narration Mayura, I love your idea of featuring people who really matter to us in our daily life..
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Thank you so much…your thought of presenting the women bloggers is also amazing…maybe I will feature on the list some day
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Such a touching story and I bow to Shukla ji, choosing duty over family. A tale of millions who land in Sapna ki Nagri to make it big. It makes one resilient. A man whose adversity made him strong. He could have run away but he didn’t. Such strict and firm bosses show us the way. I admire such woman. My first boss in media was like that and she made who I am today, My spiritual mother.
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Wow…would love to know more about her
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Will tell you on chat…hehe
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A poignant story of how sometimes excessive dedication to profession can be dehumanising and lead to neglect of prime duties.
Well portrayed Mayura.
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Thank you so so much !! Means a lot Sir…thank you for stopping by
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Mayura well written!
It’s amazing how we really don’t look beyond our security guards and try to listen to their part of the stories! It’s thanks to them that we feel safe in our homes and work places.
You’ve actually made him a hero today! May God bless him and his family!
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Thank you Kareena….this is such a special comment for me
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I enjoyed the story till the last part.Now I am confused 😕
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Why confused
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Love how you created a human being out of a security guard, Mayura. After reading about the gruesome murder of a perfumerer in Goa, by her security guard, this post about Ramchandra was much needed, to restore faith in humanity. Thank you.
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Thank you Mayuri…didn’t see it that way…but I love your perspective…
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woww.. the way of ur writing was as if im watching somthing live .. i read the end twice.. 👍🏽👍🏽
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Thank you …so happy you liked it
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Wow..good story Mayura..I was hooked till the end!
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Thank you Deepa…means a lot
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Wow!! I was completely hooked to this sweet story of a man whom we see daily but rarely know his story – The Security Guard.
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Thank.you Rohan…I’m so glad you liked the story
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Nice story, well balanced plot, fact check with a pinch of salt ! Exceptional !
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Thank you !!!!!!!
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Wow Mayura. You have captured this story and its sentiments so well – I was absolutely caught up in this ordinary man’s life. Kudos
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Thank you!! Means a lot!
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