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Pairing: Yoon Jeonghan x female reader

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I walked out of the bathroom and saw, Noor getting ready, more like wearing the red saree. Somewhere I was lost, inside her when she was fixing her saree, and her hair was done with a pretty bun, with her curtains bangs out and making her look so beautiful, as if I was smitten by her beauty. She was literally glowing.

The way her fingers were trying to fix her saree slowly; it reminded me of the day I first saw her in a saree, and she wore a red saree at that time as well. It wasn’t at our wedding, but it was at peheli rasoi. Considering we saw each other in marriage, and the look on her face, made me realize that there was some missing part in my life that I was searching for and I found it right infront of me. The way she looked at me through the flower curtain before signing and saying ‘qubool hai’ three times, was the first time I heard her voice and my heart told me how I would be hearing it for the rest of my life, how I would be waking up to this voice and ending my day with it.

I was still when she moved her hands to fix her pallu, I was still lost in her. She was trying to pin her pallu, but it wasn’t working. I walked towards her, when she looked so focused in her saree.

I held the pallu and she looked at me through the mirror, she looked taken aback, her eyes told me she didn’t expect me to be here. She was about to say something, “let me” and she nodded.

Once her pallu was pinned and she looked at the mirror, my heart almost skipped beat when our fingers touched, she was looking so breathtaking. How does she pull off to look this pretty every time. “and ho gaya yeh” (and it’s done)

“thank you”

“aapke liye kuch bhi” (anything for you) and the smile when she is flustered on her face was something that meant a lot to me. I saw her move her hands to pick up the chain, but I was fast to pick it up. How could I let her do everything when she looked so fine and pretty but mine?

I held her shoulder, and she looked so flustered when I put the chain around her neck, I could say she couldn’t say a single thing because she was very flustered. This was probably the first time I was helping her to get ready, it’s always her who gets ready even before I can admire her in the morning and sometimes I am so thankful for some events or festivals when I see her getting ready in the morning wearing saree or kurti-patiyala or sharara. I love the way she takes my breath away.

“aaj kya ho gaya, you’re helping me today?” (what happened to you today, you're helping me?) she smiled at me, I won’t lie when I say she looks the prettiest when she smiles.

“chain pehena raha hun aapko” I took a pause and told her what my heart wanted to say “Aur itni sundar jo lag rahi hain, thore hi aapko sab karne de sakta hun. Mujhe bhi thori aapki khubsurati ko niharne ka mauka den” she was flustered again. I picked her earrings which were on the dressing table, I helped her with them. Earrings just added lives to my life. If only words could help me describe how much she looked like mine.

I saw the kamarband and picked it up, she was surprised, “Yeh aap kya- I cut her off pulling her waist and then putting the kamarband around her waist. I was too focused on her.

Once I was done, it reminded me how she loved wearing payal and I would definitely want her to wear payal today, afterall she looked so beautiful and I could take my eyes off her “Stay here and give me a second” she nodded. I went to open the wardrobe where I kept the new payal I bought for her. I was waiting for the right time and I won’t get a better time than this.

I went to her and showed her the payal, she almost gasped, “Aapke liye laya tha” (bought this for you)

“Thank you” and her smile was worthless, even millions of diamonds wouldn’t be able to buy her smile, probably because her smile was worth my life.

I bent down and gestured her to keep her foot on my thigh, so that I could put the payal on her. Jab bhi woh payal pehen k chalti thi, mujhe lagta tha meri zindagi chal rahi hai aur mai apni zindagi k samne jhukne k liye bhi taiyaar hun

Once she gave me her feet and I put the payal around her, I got up and looked at her. Admiration was the first thing I could do and it felt surreal that she was mine. Then came love, and she was the perfect definition of love. It felt like my life got meaning ever since she came into my life, her presence was the reason why I was standing here and falling in love with her every second.

I was looking at her eyes and it felt like I was lost in her eyes, her eyes were telling me something with love, we don’t need words to confess or tell that we are falling in love, actions speak louder than words. “aapko payal pasand toh ai na?” she nodded and smiled, “thank you so much” I took a step closer to her and tugged her hair strands and couldn’t resist myself from saying “kitni sundar lag rahi hain aap” She looked at me and gave me a smile.

Oh my gosh. One look at her right now and I realized how much I love her, can she even tell how much I already love her?

God forbid me from falling this hard for her.

I gave her my smile subconsciously while I had her thoughts about how I fell in love with her the moment I saw her behind the flower curtains during our nikah. And how everything she does makes me fall in love with her over again

And in a blink I felt her lips on mine briefly. She ran away even before I could react, my fingers went to touch my lips where she kissed me; I was just standing there processing that she just kissed me like that and ran away even before I could kiss her back.

I ran out of the room, in the hope I would catch her before she could go downstairs, I noticed she was near the staircase and pulled her by her arm, “Where are you running away?” I leaned towards her and kissed her before she could say a single word. I pulled her closer by her waist, she couldn’t just steal my first kiss like that.

Once I let her go, I looked at her, she was way too flustered to speak a single word, so I decided to speak up “I know itni sundar hoke jaa rahi hain, par meri hi hoke wapas aana, meri jaan” and I kissed her once again.

Nothing could describe how much I love her.

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Over time, the craft spread beyond the royal courts and became an integral part of the local culture in Lucknow. Artisans began to experiment with different fabrics and colors, expanding the appeal of Chikankari beyond traditional white-on-white embroidery. Today, Chikankari is practiced on a variety of fabrics, including cotton, silk, chiffon, and georgette, with threads in an array of colors.

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Exploring the Rich Heritage of Telangana: A Journey Through Time

Introduction:

Telangana, a vibrant state in southern India, boasts a rich and diverse heritage that spans thousands of years. From its ancient archaeological sites to its magnificent monuments, Telangana offers a fascinating journey through time. This article invites you to delve into the cultural tapestry of Telangana, exploring its historical treasures and the stories they hold.

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The Kakatiya dynasty, which ruled Telangana from the 12th to the 14th century, left an indelible mark on the region's history and culture. Learn about their architectural brilliance, including the iconic Ramappa Temple, renowned for its intricate carvings and stunning sculptures. Dive into the stories of the Kakatiya rulers and their contributions to art, literature, and governance.

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Conclusion:

Telangana's rich heritage is a testament to its glorious past and the legacy of its rulers and communities. From awe-inspiring architectural wonders to vibrant cultural traditions, Telangana offers a captivating journey through time. By exploring its archaeological sites, experiencing its living traditions, and immersing oneself in its cultural tapestry, one can truly appreciate the depth and diversity of Telangana's heritage.

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Lucknowi Chikankari: The Delicate Embroidery That Defines Elegance

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Bakhiya: This stitch is the most popular and widely used in Lucknowi Chikankari. It is a shadow work stitch that creates a delicate and intricate pattern on the fabric. The back of the fabric is filled with small stitches, while the front showcases a beautiful raised pattern.

Phanda: This stitch is created by making small, round, and dot-like motifs on the fabric. These motifs are often used to fill the empty spaces between larger patterns and add a touch of elegance to the overall design.

Jaali: The Jaali stitch is a net-like pattern that is created by interlacing threads to form intricate motifs. It is known for its fine craftsmanship and is often used to create a delicate and ethereal look.

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Once the fabric is prepared, the design is traced onto it using a water-soluble pen or pencil. The artisan then begins the embroidery process, carefully following the traced design. Each stitch is meticulously placed, and the threadwork is done by hand using a fine needle and thread.

Lucknowi Chikankari is known for its delicate and intricate patterns, which are achieved by using a single thread for each stitch. The thread is often made of silk or cotton, and the color is carefully chosen to complement the fabric. The embroidery can take anywhere from a few days to several months, depending on the complexity of the design and the skill of the artisan.

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In India, Chikankari has become synonymous with luxury and elegance. It is often seen on the runways of major fashion weeks and is a favorite choice for celebrities and fashion influencers. Designers are constantly experimenting with new techniques and designs, breathing new life into this centuries-old art form.

Internationally, Lucknowi Chikankari has gained recognition for its craftsmanship and intricate details. It has been featured in international fashion magazines and worn by celebrities on red carpets. The global appreciation for Chikankari has helped to create a demand for authentic pieces, inspiring collaborations between Indian designers and international fashion houses.

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Urfi Javed was openly looked down upon by Irrfan Khan's son. Urfi said 'He is on fire...'.

Babil Khan ignores Urfi Javed. Last night many celebrities attended the fashion event in Mumbai by renowned designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. During this time, Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla invited many celebrities from the industry for the premiere of their fashion film 'Mera Noor Hai Mashhoor', all of which featured very different styles. Among them, Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan's daughter, Shweta Bachchan Nanda, appeared in a completely different black and white look, and everyone's fashion style caught everyone's attention. Pandya's wife, Natasha Stankovic, has all caught the eye with their style. Bollywood premieres 'Mera Noor Hai Mashhoor' The youngest daughter-in-law of the Ambani family, the merchant Radhika, also appeared at this event in a completely different style. Radhika's beauty and her style have made many headlines from social media to news channels. At the same time, a video from the event is increasingly going viral on social media, featuring Urfi Javed, son of Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan. Babil Khan ignores Urfi Javed. Urfi Javed appeared very unconventional and stylish at this fashion event. Urfi Javed wore a very different outfit for this event. Urfi's transparent blouse and shiny red saree caught everyone's attention. At this time, the crown on Urfi's head also looked very beautiful. As soon as Urfi entered the premiere event, the paparazzi started taking pictures of her and Urfi turned around and immediately alerted the paparazzi to Babil's entrance. Afterwards, as soon as Babul came in, Urfi called and started clapping for him, but Babil did not respond to Urfi's words in the meantime, and his video went viral on the Internet. You are claiming that Babylon is ignoring Urfi. After this video went viral for her, Urfi shared a story on her Instagram accusing Babil of breaking her headgear because she felt that Babil was jealous of her. ALSO READ-Kesari name flew, ‘Bol Radha Bol’ won 5 awards and Kesari’s song was #1 everywhere DISCLAIMER We’ve taken all measures to insure that the information handed in this composition and on our social media platform is believable, vindicated and sourced from other Big media Houses. For any feedback or complaint, reach out to us at bollywoodofindiaa@gmail.com Read the full article

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