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Aankhon ki gustakhiyaan...maaf ho


Lovely song. There is something very sweet about the way the lovers are communicating by 'using the eyes only' in the midst of a big family function.

Why I remembered this song today is far from the reason for loving it. I have got an irritating eye infection which might be allergic or viral and it is supposed to be contagious. I am scared that I might transmit it to other unsuspecting people around me. My buddy's eye was aching this evening. Of all people, I don't want to give it to her. So, I am trying to stay away from humans for the sake of humanity. :)

In case I do manage to pass the virus to somebody, please accept my sincere apology. And enjoy this song which talks about other kind of 'gustakhiyaan' of the 'aankhen'.
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Princess Fiona said…
get well soon! u have a long journey ahead..
21 February, 2009 09:20
JC said…
agree with monika, get well soon beta...delhi waalon ki infection mat dena jaake...:)
21 February, 2009 22:41
Shazia said…
@ Moni
I am recovering. The eye is much better now but the throat isn't. :(

@ JC
Main theek ho jaoongi thursday tak. Aur ye beta sunna achcha lagta hai humko... :)
22 February, 2009 13:45
Tanvir said…
Aakhir tumhara blog padne ka yaad aa hi gaya... :) Very good blogs... Humourous too...You seem to be an avid blogger... Keep it up.
24 February, 2009 06:34
Shazia said…
Thank you Tanvir for going through my posts (finally). :)
02 March, 2009 01:09
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