Back in your days everything was pure that's why we had no issues (well done brain.u do know how to work sometimes p). I gave another shot and said ' Mom nowadays we cant trust the quality of kajal and it may result in eye irritation.
I had to think quick or agree to what mom says. I applied kajal to all of you which saved you from 'buri-nazar' and resulted in 'big beautiful eyes' ( I DON'T have 'big eyes' beautiful may be, oh and I am jealous of my younger sis she does have big beautiful eyes. I said ' Doctor says don't apply kajal on kids', I knew mom was ready with her counter attack reply she replied' Well doctors say no to everything nowadays. I knew it was time for that intense conversation (not heated argument, now you know the reason for the 'gyaan' :p). I had this weird expression on my face thinking why mom wants to apply kajal all of a sudden and confusion was clear the moment she said 'Lao Kuhu ko kajal lagana hai'. Couple of minutes later she came back with kajal in her hand. Alright enough of 'gyaan' now let me tell you the story behind ''Kala Teeka'.īright Sunday afternoon we gave bath to my daughter and while I was getting her dressed my mom went to another room. We should never get into heated or high pitched argument with our parents not just out of respect but also for a fact that they taught us how to speak.
