Free It’s Still Complicated: …because I Am Still Waiting by Chandra Kant Jaisansaria Page B

can also do it. When it was my turn I acted like Sunny Deol. I delivered the three famous dialogues of Sunny Deol – “ Tarik pe tarikh…, Mai sirf ek police officer nahi hu mai Indian hoon…, and dhai kilo ka hath… ” I don’t know how the mimicry was but at the end of it everybody burst out laughing, and that’s my job to make everyone smile. I missed those days when I used to be the best comedian of my school and whenever there was any function, our school teachers always included my name and asked me to prepare something to make everyone laugh.
    31st August, 2011
    Since we were now classmates, we three on the bus Sahiba, Simran and I introduced ourselves to each other. On this day our professor asked us to make groups of four people each, as in MBA we have to give presentation in groups, so we had to make groups. Iman and Simran and I decided to be in one group and now we needed one more partner, so Simran came up with a suggestion, it was her new friend Vatsala. I saw the girl sitting on the 3rd bench wearing a red shirt and a blue capri. Though the gal looked very low in energy, she was a studious type and I was somehow not convinced to take her in the group because of her slow voice, but we dint knew anyone else and everyone had already made their groups so I had to take her in my group. I introduced myself to Vatsala and then I came to know that she was a Psychologist and she was from Delhi itself. The phone numbers and email ids’ of the group members were exchanged with each other and we were now set to prepare for the presentations.
    September 2011
    After one week of joining the college we were given the date of the first presentation of our group. I have never given any presentation before that, but I learned how to deliver a presentation by looking at the presentations given by my other classmates. Now as it was time for us to prepare, we all decided what needed to be done and by whom. We made a presentation and we delivered it very well on the allotted date. We were all given feedback that we had made a good presentation.
    After the presentation, while having a conversation with Vatsala I asked her that being a Psychologist she must have developed some point of view about me and she said that she had. Being curious to know what a Psychologist thinks about me, I asked her to tell me what she thought. She said “Before our introduction with each other I thought that you are a ‘High Achiever, introvert and an egotistical person’, but when we started getting to know each other, I realized that you are a ‘Goal Oriented’ person who is confident enough to achieve it, and you do not trust anyone easily.; You always want things to be done in the way you want them to be done, you need instant results and get frustrated when you don’t get results according to your expectations and demoralize yourself, but simultaneously you are a good leader and accept the challenges and have the capacity to win. You are also caring and have a very empathizing nature.”
    Listening to her I got to know a lot about myself and I was happy that I now had a good friend also, who understands me completely – in and out.
    14th October, 2011
    It was a regular conversation between me and Megha. She was a bit busy that day so she was disconnecting the call again and again and I was getting bored so I asked her the reason for her being so busy. She said that tomorrow is ‘Karwa Chauth’, the traditional Hindu festival when a wife does fast for her husband’s well-being and long life. She said her mom was preparing something special for her father and she was helping her mom in that. I asked her whether she was keeping the fast for me like all other girls keep it for their boyfriends. To which she said she could but what if her mom comes to know that she had kept a fast… then she would have questions to answer, so she won’t be able to. Then she asked whether I can keep the fast for her unlike other boyfriends. She knew