story of three siblings, this tale is purely speculative, born from imagination fueled by the mysteries of time travel and the complexities of historical events. The true nature of time travel remains, for now, locked within the realm of speculation...
Ansh's condition was grave, and the hospital became their only refuge in the face of his inexplicable suffering. The doctors were baffled, unable to pinpoint the cause of his excruciating pain. Days turned into agonizing weeks, and Dr. Rajveer Singh and Dr. Simran Singh could only stand by Ansh's bedside, their worry etched deep into their faces.
As they monitored Ansh's deteriorating condition, Simran received a call from Avneet, Ansh's mother, who was thousands of miles away in Mumbai. Her voice carried a mixture of authority and maternal concern.
In Mumbai
Scene: A Mother's Concern
Setting: The bustling city of Mumbai forms the backdrop as Avneet, the renowned Bollywood actress, is on set for a heartwarming movie scene. She portrays a loving mother in a cheerful, well-decorated living room.
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Action: Avneet's character kneels on the floor, smiling warmly at her on-screen son, a little boy with sparkling eyes. They're surrounded by colorful toys and family photos. In this touching moment, she's helping her on-screen son build a towering block castle.
Dialogue: As they play, Avneet's character talks to her on-screen son, creating a heartfelt mother-son bond:
Avneet: (tenderly) "You know, sweetheart, no matter how high your dreams reach, always remember that Mommy will be right here to help you build them, just like this castle."
Kabir: (bright-eyed) "Mommy, when I grow up, I want to be a scientist, just like my hero."
Avneet: (emotionally) "A scientist? That's wonderful, my love. You'll change the world with your discoveries."
Emotion:Avneet's eyes briefly fill with tears as she continues to play with her on-screen son. In this touching scene, the pretend love between her and the on-screen son unexpectedly brings thoughts of her real son, Ansh, who is thousands of miles away in America at the tender age of 18, pursuing his dreams of becoming a scientist. Her heart swells with love and pride for her children, both real and on-screen.
Cut: The director calls "Cut!" and the crew applauds Avneet's touching performance. As she stands up, she can't help but smile through the emotional turmoil inside, thinking of her beloved son so far away, making his own path in the world of science.
Avneet: That was a great shot, everyone. Thank you."
This scene is a poignant reminder of the deep, unbreakable connection between a mother and her child, even when they are physically apart. It echoes in Avneet's heart long after the cameras stop rolling, serving as a bittersweet reminder of her real son's pursuit of his dreams in a distant land.
Avneet walks off the set, her heart still filled with the emotions from the scene. She pulls out her phone and dials a number, her voice carrying a sense of authority mixed with maternal concern as she speaks to Ansh's mentor.
