#dhruv sanghvi

[northlt03]

Straight love stories are like: we saw each other and thought they were hot, we kissed and now we’re in love

Queer love stories are like: “He is half of my soul as the poets say”, “I would've loved you if we had more time”, “He was a boy made of fire who'd been turned to frost. He was meant to burn”, “all the people are fake. Theyre made out of metal. But I like you… and that is not fake”, “Ismail Shah, did he forget the color of Isfahan's sky?”

[k-wame]

Dhruv & Faruq 2023 • CLA$$ • S1·E02 • Teen Drama

[fuck-i-like-too-much-stuff]

I rewatch one (1) old Cla$$ Netflix interview and suddenly im back at Ismail's tomb and the Kulfi lane and the Rooftop and the Staircase and the Pool and the Ruins and the

[1d-hp-trash]

so when Dhruv said "Ismail Shah, Isfahan Ke Aasman Ka Rang Bhoola Tha Kia?" he meant that just like 'that asmaani guy' never forgot his first home, Dhruv isn't gonna forget the first person who felt like home to him.

(the home they can't return to)

Brb, screaming, crying, throwing up-👍

[how-to-be-a-tree]

But tell me this. You really don't find me hot?

No man, you're too loud. Not my fucking type.

Class season 1; Netflix, 2023

[truegodofthearena]

So Dhruv knows about Veer and Saba apparently? When he introduces Faruq to Veer, he says

“This is Faruq. He’s important for you, too, by the way.” And Veer nods like, of course.

I need a second because this is HUGE? Look at them supporting each other. And if it all works out Dhruv Faruq and Veer saba would be the cutest fam.

Reminds me of the scene from Elite where Nadia goes to Ander and tells him that he’s family. I swear if Saba and Dhruv have a scene like that I’ll literally die of feels. And when Nadia is away at university Guzman and Omar are literally living together and bonding. Imagine Saba studying abroad while Veer stays behind and bonds with her family and Faruq. The cuteness omg

[123344444]

Dhruv x Faruq Fanfiction

Guys, if any of the fanfiction writers have watched Class ( The Indian Remake of Elite) can you please write a fic about Dhruv and Faruq. I have read the 4 fics on AO3 like a hundred times. It can be anything you want, I’ll read it

[soncasong]

Hello faruv nation. I am writing a ficlet to contribute to getting the fic count past single digits on ao3, but I am very much not Indian (Cla$$ is actually the first piece of Indian media I've ever consumed) and need a question answered: does Saba and Faruq speak a different language to their parents and if they do, what language is it?

[dhyanshiva]

I've been re-watching class lately and in this one particular scene in the police station where dhruv is asked about veer, i can't help but notice the bitterness in dhruv's voice when he say “veer thinks he can decide what's right and wrong for us as well” which is true but what do you think made dhruv - his best friend say that?

I think the thing he was referring specifically to was the mayank taneja kaand. While I believe taking that move was justified on Veer's part because their parents refused to do a thing, Dhruv was pressured into contributing. And again wrt Neeraj though Dhruv managed to stand up for himself that time around.

It's true, as you've mentioned, so he said it. He's aware his friend has that flaw and it's not something that can exactly be denied in the first place. I personally wouldn't call myself someone's best friend if I couldn't be honest about their shortcomings especially if they have a direct impact on me.

And in this case it's not like there's suspicion on Veer for killing his own sister but his aggression during interrogations does corroborate that anyway so it's not like Dhruv is setting him up.

If he tried to sugarcoat it toh shaq badh jata which is far from ideal.

Anyway, uska bitterness jaayaz hai, imo.

Hope this answered your question? Apologies if not.

[dhyanshiva]

So I uh, did a thing @carladuquette

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[k-wame]

Dhruv Sanghvi & Faruq Manzoor [Ander & Omar in Élitǝ] 2023 • CLA$$ • S1·E03 • Teen Drama • Crime

[how-to-be-a-tree]

Faruq Manzoor and A Midsummer Night's dream

I noticed Chayan Chopra's resemblance to young Robert Sean Leonard and this thought kept bothering me. I realised that the characters they portrayed (Dhruv and Neil) had a lot to do with this thought growing on me, more than mere looks.

This is about Dhruv Sanghvi ( Cla$$) and Neil Perry (Dead Poets society). Just a few parallels I found really interesting!!

Neil and Dhruv both seem to have a perfect life, from outside; only child in a perfect family, who are given everything more than they ask for, even a dream to work on; as a swimmer to enter asian games for dhruv and to be a doctor for Neil. They are said to just follow their father's orders, crudely. We see them striving hard to not to disappoint their parents; with no life in whatever they are doing. They have none in the family to let their heart out as well and both knew that they are never gonna be understood in their so called Home and had coped up to live along with it.

Dhruv goes to Hampton, Neil goes to Welton. Haha!!! In school, we see them get along with a diverse group of friends, black, white, grey and each with their own battles; but Dhruv and Neil stand out, somehow.

Neil befriending Todd and Dhruv befriending balli, with their own subtle ways, despite their friends being hostile about it; gives off same energy too.

They relish the beauty in ruins; Ismail's tomb and Dead Poets Society and it is where they discover themselves; Neil and his passion for acting, dhruv and his passion for love.

Neil says " I found it. This is it. What I want to do right now. What's really, really inside of me. I'm gonna act. For the first time in my whole life, I know what I want to do. And for the first time, I'm gonna do it! Whether my father wants me to or not. Carpe diem!". The same goes inside dhruv as well and we get to know it from " You".

We see them pursue their passion with so much joy and love, with a drive they have never felt before and this gives them the recognition they have longed for. Neil and Dhruv, now know where they belong.

On Confronting their fathers, dhruv goes in for all while neil says "nothing"; both implying the same, a final plea to be understood. However once again they are made to realise that their parents can never understand them.

Out of all the ways to understand their son even better, their parents come up with Psychiatric counselling for dhruv and Enrollment in Braden Military school for neil, to make them move on from what they love. Dhruv continues to get along with it, for he knew that he can never forget Faruq and he's gonna cherish him as " Isfahan's sky" as long as possible (btw waiting for S2). Neil on the other side, wanna cherish his passion for acting eternally and decides to rest.

" and the human race is filled with passion...Poetry, beauty, romance, love these are what we stay alive for...that the powerful play goes on and you may contribute a verse"

[dhyanshiva]

Me grinding my gears writing this mirror piece

(x)

[smuganya]

DHRUV SANGHVI & FARUQ MANZOOR Cla$$ | 1.02

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linked in the source you will find 281 gifs of chayan chopra in his role as dhruv sanghvi in cla$$ season one. these gifs are sized 268x170 and were made from scratch by me, so please like/reblog if you save, use, or found this helpful, & make sure to read over my rules in the pinned post. thanks! (content warnings are listed on page).

[dhyanshiva]

Soph Supremacy fr 😌

I haven't heard De Selby pt 2 yet (getting that result was doubly surprising for it and I've not done too much twt scrolling to avoid lyric spoilers) and intend to remedy that soon but reading this description for another result, no wonder this relates to me in such a specific way and I adore it so much.

So blessed to have heard it live.

No wonder it's such a Dhruv Sanghvi song.

No Wonder.