Hum: “Look at that Beautiful purple sari! It will look so good on me. Isn’t it?”
Tum: “Do you really need another sari? You hardly use the ones you already have.”
Hum: “Come on, my friends have seen all the saris I have. I really need a wardrobe update, honey.”
Tum: “If you buy the sari, you’ll be tempted to buy that “Beautiful” Jewellery set that matches it. And the next occasion to wear a sari is Sankranthi, that’s a long way away.”
Hum: “Cha, occasion is what we create! I can throw a party and invite all our girl friends and tell them to dress up. Everybody will be so happy!”
Tum: “Aren’t u getting late? We were supposed to go to your parent’s house as well...”
Hum: “Ya ya..! But just look at the sari... I can get a matching blouse done for it... Something which has bead work and a deep neck at the back...”
Tum: “He he..! Deep neck?? I can see your parent’s reaction right in front of my eyes now.. They have a problem with even slightly short shirts.. Talk about a deep neck!!”
Hum: “Why do you bother about what my parents will think?!! I won’t wear it when I meet them... ;-)”
Tum: “Be practical. Do you really want to spend your hard-earned money for a sari and jewellery that will sleep in your cupboard until the next wedding in the family?”
Hum: “Oh, how can we walk out empty-handed now that we’re here? That would be quite embarrassing.”
Tum: “You should never have come. Think about it, there are so many people who can’t afford even a meal...”
Hum: “Now, there’s no need to get so philosophical about clothes and jewellery. What’s wrong with wanting pretty things?”
Tum: “OK, I’ve told what I have to... You decide, but before you make a final decision, tell me … do you think you’ll make a greater impression on me when you’re dressed in an awesome sari and heavy jewellery or when you’re wearing absolutely nothing but a simple and cute smile?” :-)
**Hum just melts...!**
Hum: Aren’t we getting late? We have to go meet mom n dad as well...
Tum: What about your Sari and Jewellery?
Hum: What sari?? :-))
3 comments:
reminded me of my daughter who buys saris,wers them once or twice and hands them over to me.generation gap i suppose but i crib all the same.
Wats that hum, tum for? Does it stand for husband /wife in some language or what?
And secondly, you think a gal's gonna fall for that dialogue? ;-)
@hip grandma : My mom does the same to me.. So i'm the priviledged one at times.. :-)
@Sugeeth : Hum Tum means me and you in hindi.. and btw, innocent girls who fall for such dialogues still do exist!! ;-)
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