The elite Kapoors’ decided a lunch at Taj to meet and finalize on their to be daughter in law for their only London returned son.
The tables were laid, both families seated, the Pinot Noir along will lavish lunch served.
Mrs. Kapoor kept on staring from the corner of her eye Mr. Gowda wrestle tangdi chicken in his plate when out of nowhere it flew and fell right in from of Mr. Kapoor’s plate.
His eyes widened in embarrassment and his face turned pale, Mrs. Kapoor gulped the entire morsel in a jiffy.
That’s when son Kapoor picked up his plate and sat next to Mr. Gowda kept his fork and knife away and started eating with hands; Mr. Gowda smiled and joined in biting of his left over chicken with his hands too.
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So a delight of being remembered as a good person, well who doesn’t want that isn’t it? E it was and I wanted a very different emotion so chose Embarrassed. A smile guaranteed in the end for both our posts, you start with mine and extend the smile with Shashank’s take on Embarrassment here .
too nice of young kapoor, he must be already madly in love with bride to be
I agree too Aroraji, values of young Kapoor just showed up 🙂
LOL…I can imagine the scene … you ended it nicely with son Kapoor’s friendly gesture to make his would be in laws at ease. Love the story.
Thanks Moon 🙂 it had to be love for the story to be loved. 🙂
Such a sweet guy 🙂 Loved his gesture to put Mr. Gowda to ease 🙂
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Thanks Swathi, happy you liked it 🙂 I loved your theme for the challenge, I will surely want to read the series right from A for continuation 🙂
Hilarious wala embarrassment girl ..:P
Moon is right in saying that the boy put his would be in-laws at ease ..
hum achhe wale ladko ko jaante hain, hain na Kokila so the boy in the story had to be good 🙂
That’s a lovely story, I really enjoyed reading it.
Thank you so much for liking it 🙂 You have a very unique blog and even without owning a cat I loved reading the posts 🙂
Hahaha, awesome! Where did the inspiration of Mrs. Kapoor come from :p
no babe, you know it’s a fiction 🙂 and feel delighted on the Elite adjective lol 🙂 Thank you, you liked it 🙂
All expression, Shweta.. you are doing justice to all expressions.. keep it up gal.. 🙂
Thanks Roohi, motivates me to cover the other alphabets and emotions well, thanks babe we both are walking along the challenge.
haha.. can so relate to the poor flying Chicken 😉 and the Jr. gentleman Kapoor saves the day! Again mast written.. Sahi! and haath se khaane ka jo maza vo choori kaante mei kahan..ni? 🙂
Thanks Shashank, you are missing some Indian food so relate to the flying chicken (ask me a vegie to write on a flying chicken – you already know). Well to the last sentence nahi na j, I don’t remember when I ate last with hand 🙂
A pleasant read. I’d rather give it the title, “Empathy.” 🙂
Thanks Ravish, depends on perspectives isn’t it 😉 my title is from Mr. Gowda’s perspective and your’s son Kapoor’s 🙂
Loved this one!
I knew you would 🙂 and am happy too 🙂
Happy ending and sure a happy new beginning for the family.
Absolutely Arun 🙂
You’re right Shweta. Mr Gowda embarrassment and subsequent relief guarantees a smile for the reader. 🙂
I spread a lot of smiles with this one Somali…happy for that 🙂
Love the way it ends Shweta. It brings smile for all of us.:).
Cheers,
Sriram & Krithiga
Thanks Sri..happy it made you smile 🙂
Hahahha/… this was totally hilarious and I loved the way you ended it! 😀
Hats off to the guy to put Mr. Gowda at such an ease :’)
Oh Son Kapoor has a fan following now lolz…happy you liked it 🙂
Hell yeah 😀
Ha ha I could picture the scene. It was about to happen to me once and since that time I use my hands. It is better than projectile landing anyday
Seriously Datta….you said it 🙂 with some foods I just don’t try a fork…i will surely be laughed at 🙂
ha ha 😀 This was funny. I can almost visualize Mrs. Kapoor looking at her son in shock.
I had the same image you have of Mrs. Kapoor…all for fiction writers and their imagination 🙂
Haha…great one, bestie..I wonder why people struggle with fork and knife with typical Indian foods…
So agree bestie…I have not been too much of a eater by hand but its all about comfort….what suits whom 🙂
LOL! Nice read. Son Kapoor made it all easy 🙂
isn’t he a darling 🙂
Awesome 😀 Dining etiquettes, always a pain in the arse 😉
hahaha….if you want to abide then it is 🙂
lovely! loved reading
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Seen you here after long Ekta, happy you loved it 🙂
You said it! Dining etiquette is always tricky!
Rightly said Renji 🙂
Shweta, you have chosen a favourite bugbear of mine – why do people look down on others who are not adept at eating the Western way. Point beautifully made here!
I agree, its all about comfort isn’t it Lata?
Fun-read Shweta.
Thanks Indu 🙂
Hilarious take.
Thank you Pramod 🙂
so nice……sometimes more than manners it is imp to make others feel comfortable
So rightly said Sweta 🙂
lovely! loved reading Shweta ji
Thank you Yogiji 🙂
Awesome post.. had a smile on my face once I finished reading….. 🙂
That was the intention Arun am glad you smiled 🙂
Hhhaa ! Tingly in your tummy is what this leads too .. Great Work Shweta ! Hey Archana, Not a very big fan of poem, but i like these short ones which related and are easier to reach. Japanese way of poem interested me .. Great work!
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Thanks Rutavi, happy you liked it 🙂 you have a beautiful name 🙂
A funny story with a moral! Awesome, Shweta. Son Kapoor is exactly the kind of guy worth knowing. 🙂
ah….I think i need to get him introduced to you Kiran 🙂 Thank you happy you liked the story.
nice blog
Thank you Ajeet and welcome to my blog 🙂
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Great as always, Shweta:)
Lolz..nice one.. actually happens to many people I know..wen we go to restaurants here in USa and any one person in our group starts eating with his hands then we all drop our forks and use hands 😉
Lovely story Shweta 🙂
Nice short tale…how embarrassing the incident would be these days!
That’s a different choice and nicely penned 🙂
haha…that was a really nice, hilarious yet touching story.
Mr Godwa sure got a great son in law!
looking forward to more of your work 🙂
Good.
a copy of replica in 2 states….2 women…punjabi and madrasan….at hotel table to meet each other!