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Fic: Even Otherwise I Love You (Dostana)

Oct 22, 2009 19:53

Title: Even Otherwise I love you
Author: Jay Tryfanstone ( tryfanstone on livejournal)
Fandom: Bollywood - Dostana
Rating: R
Pairing: Sam/Kunal
Summary: A Bollywood love story starring Sameer and Kunal, two men drawn together by fate. And a little help from Sam's mum.
Beta: With many thanks,
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unovis October 22 2009, 19:19:05 UTC

Ah -- looking forward to reading this!

But why, oh why, SPN when Sons of Anarchy is abroad?

tryfanstone October 22 2009, 21:00:55 UTC

Sons of *what*? (googles ...)

- buys Season 1. Has to come from the States, though, it'll be a few days. Um, you want fic?

Actually, I remember saying to you ages ago, it's OK, I won't write SPN ... so knowing I will do is a little odd. Really, truly, (although I am liking the stories) I want to *write* hell. Seven layers to it, interconnected; Dante and Persephone and bees, guilt, redemption, the failure of order to create community ... I am collecting sevens. Virtue. Sin.

However (feel free to laugh, you've heard this one before) I've seen four episodes from season one so far.

On the other hand, I'm writing Highlander for amand_r's shortcuts and it feels like putting on slippers and curling up by the fire. This one, I'm collecting man-walks-into-a-bar jokes for ...

Hope all well. Missed you.

unovis October 22 2009, 22:40:58 UTC

Aw, sweetie, I would have mailed SoA to you. I have .avi files of season 2, so far.

I do love some of the ideas (and some of the spectacular vids) for SPN -- but I couldn't watch the show. The draw of hell is undeniable, though.

I'm writing for shortcuts as well. I'm researching scents, this year.

I've been remiss as a correspondent. Miss you as well.

tryfanstone October 24 2009, 09:06:59 UTC

SPN? - with q_i not having broadband I've been downloading SPN vids for her in quantity. It's the vids that started me reading - I loved Killa's SOS so much: I just thought it was brilliant. But recently A Charming Man, with the song ... Astronautalis (and Tegan and Sara) is (are) playing here on the 15th, and I have a ticket.

DVDs? Thank you for the offer! - I could have downloaded, but watch the things so seldom I like them in pretty packages. (Guilty look there at seasons 1-3 of SPN, very cheap on amazon, but there's so much I want to read!)

But most important, so glad you're writing for shortcuts. I searched the sign-ups for your name, and I was late (it was Killa's if-I-can-do-it-you-can-too post that flung me in the right direction) committing, so assumed you weren't. Considered last year, and kept my fingers crossed. Um ... do I mention Yuletide?

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tryfanstone October 24 2009, 09:08:10 UTC

- laughing a little. See, I have a really soft spot for John Abraham's clueless-face! Glad you enjoyed this. And thank you for letting me know!

kasyx October 24 2009, 12:10:47 UTC

Truly beautiful :-)

tryfanstone October 26 2009, 17:55:52 UTC

Hello. Lovely to hear from you - last thing I heard you were writing stuff for the University? Is all well?

alex_s9 November 16 2009, 22:06:45 UTC

I was going to bet my head that i commented on this fik, and it turns out I didn't. I kept thinking about it on the bus to work and I think it's truly amazing, and fun, especially the movie connotations, but one thing is missing: where are the item songs? :D

tryfanstone November 19 2009, 21:49:09 UTC

Laughing. There was this moment when SRK was totally going to do the wedding, but he got stuck in LA and couldn't make the set, so then Bipasha absolutely was all set to do this sort of runway themed intro piece 'cos, gay guys, fashion, but she got tied up with this award ceremony in Marrakech - scheduling conflict - and then word got out about the full frontal and the only person who would sign up was Salman Khan and I couldn't afford his hairdresser ...

So. It's all postmodern with fully integrated soundtrack. Really, it was meant to be shot this way. And everyone was fantastic to work with: I learned so much, they're all my brother/sister/aunt/guru ...

alex_s9 November 22 2009, 09:20:12 UTC

Oh, I see. From what I heard, the way of shooting movies in India (even if they're shot in Miami) differs much from any other part of world, so I really understand your problems. I kind of feel sad we didn't get to see SRK in the wedding scene, tough luck, maybe next time. *hearts*