AAI SHAPATH MOVIE
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Unfortunately Amit doesn't know that 'would be' means nothing. Won't it be sufficient if we just saidР’В 'cheater'?Р”Р„mit: Uncle, I would like to introduce you to my 'would be'. Once, twice, thriceРІР‚В¦we have lost count of the number of times we called someone a 'cheatercock'!Р”В«ut ever wondered what does the word mean?Р”Р„ccording to the Oxford Dictionary, cheater is a person who acts dishonestly in order to gain advantage. We all have used this word in our childhood. When you are really drunk and become unconscious, you 'pass out'.Р”В«ut when you refer to a successful completion of a course or training, you use the word 'graduate'. How is it that every Indian graduating from college is passing out? There are plenty of ways you can accept someone's thanks. We are still scratching our heads wondering how the word originated and what it means. Isn't it funny that every time someone thanks an Indian, they quickly turn around and say 'mention not'.

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You could say 'I amР’В going out to watch a movie or film'. No one really knows when 'picture' became synonymous with 'films' or 'movies' in India.Р”Р„ccording to the Oxford Dictionary, 'picture' means a drawing or painting. When was the last time you mentioned that youР’В were going to 'watch a 'picture'?' Now it makes sense why your relatives and friends in foreign countries complain that people there burst out laughing when they ask for a 'rubber' instead of an 'eraser'.Р”В®raser is actually a piece of soft rubber used to rub out something written. In India theР’В 'eraser' is also called 'rubber'!Р”В«ut in the rest of the world, 'rubber' is a slang for 'condom'. Why use 'revert back' when you can just say 'revert'?

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Well according to The Free Dictionary 'revert' means 'to reply to someone'. Now this one's tricky! Because that's what you have been writing in e-mails, haven't you? The next time you meet a stranger, you could say 'What's your name?' When Indians meet strangers, why do they ask the question, 'What's your GOOD NAME?'Р”В®very parent or grandparent who has named the child, does it with a GOOD intention. bigade hon kite sade karke sehar tere bich halat wekh ke aai tu. Well, that's what names are for, aren't they? dine dpehre mel nii hone sade kde raat wekh ke aai tu. Wondering how you'd get to know their gender. You don't really need to drag your mother into everything, do you?Р”Р„ccording to the Oxford Dictionary a 'cousin' is a child of one's uncle or aunt.Р”Р„nd Grammar Nazis would insist that the word 'cousin' does not need to be followed with words like 'sister' or 'brother'.Р”Вid you know that 'cousin sister or cousin brother' are words used only in India. The next time you want to stand by something you really mean, try using just 'promise'. It may probably even change the way you behave in front of yours/others kids too.It's the literal English translation of 'ma kasam' or 'aai shapath'. Parting Shot: Despite being a bit stretched, you will fall in love with Mother promise. An ideal duration for it could have been 10 minutes. WhatРІР‚в„ўs Blah? The short film was capable to be more crisp. Children pick up habits quickly, thatРІР‚в„ўs why what we say, and how we conduct yourselves in front of them is important. The way that character has been written too deserves compliment. WhatРІР‚в„ўs WOW? The simplicity of Soham (Abhishek Bachankar) is just so endearing. When the family starts its journey back home, SohamРІР‚в„ўs worries knows no bounds. This puts Soham in a dilemma and he is constantly checking whether his aunt is still alive or not. While playing in the society compound Ninad takes a false swear on his mother. As his maternal uncle and aunty have a stay over at his place, along with their son Ninad, Soham gets a life altering lesson.

Mother Promise (Aai Shapath) is a cute short film that depicts the story of an eight year old Soham.

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