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“𝗛𝗲 𝗟𝗲𝘁 𝗜𝘁 𝗕𝗲”: 𝗥𝗮𝗺𝘆𝗮 𝗞𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗻𝗮𝗻 𝗼𝗻 𝗕𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗡𝗲𝗲𝗹𝗮𝗺𝗯𝗮𝗿𝗶 In a candid reflection, Ramya Krishnan shared that she initially wanted to play Soundarya’s role in Padayappa. The idea of playing a negative role opposite Rajinikanth frightened her — and rightly so. It was a bold move at a time...

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update After humiliating me over my cheap car, my wife asked me for a divorce the next morning. After that work party, she didn’t come home. I called her over and over because I was worried. She never answered. She walked in the next morning just as I was about to leave for her office. She said she stayed at a coworker’s house because she drank too much and couldn’t drive. I told her she could have texted me. I would have picked her up. Her response: “With what? The Clio? ”Later that day, she said she needed to talk. Then she asked for a divorce. She said her friends helped her realize I wasn’t fit to be her husband anymore. Different values. Different lifestyles. she deserved a man of “similar worth. ”She had just been waiting for the right time. I suggested a temporary separation. I even suggested therapy.She refused. So I told her the truth. I had been thinking about divorce too. I felt like she had changed. I knew her worth after nine years of marriage. But I knew mine too. The longest argument we had after that was over the dog. We got him after the move because she wanted one, and so I wouldn’t be alone. in two years she barely spent time with him. l took care of him every day. She still made a fuss when I said I was taking him. I took him anyway. Before I left, I asked if she was cheating. She said no. I’m not hiring a PI I don’t want to know. I packed our things put the dog in the Clio, and drove back to my hometown. Seeing him happy in the same car she called an embarrassment was the first time I smiled in days .She said I wasn’t a man of similar worth. He didn’t seem to care what car I drive.
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update After humiliating me over my cheap car, my wife asked me for a divorce the next morning. After that work party, she didn’t come home. I called her over and over because I was worried. She never answered. She walked in the next morning just as I was about to leave for her office. She said she stayed at a coworker’s house because she drank too much and couldn’t drive. I told her she could have texted me. I would have picked her up. Her response: “With what? The Clio? ”Later that day, she said she needed to talk. Then she asked for a divorce. She said her friends helped her realize I wasn’t fit to be her husband anymore. Different values. Different lifestyles. she deserved a man of “similar worth. ”She had just been waiting for the right time. I suggested a temporary separation. I even suggested therapy.She refused. So I told her the truth. I had been thinking about divorce too. I felt like she had changed. I knew her worth after nine years of marriage. But I knew mine too. The longest argument we had after that was over the dog. We got him after the move because she wanted one, and so I wouldn’t be alone. in two years she barely spent time with him. l took care of him every day. She still made a fuss when I said I was taking him. I took him anyway. Before I left, I asked if she was cheating. She said no. I’m not hiring a PI I don’t want to know. I packed our things put the dog in the Clio, and drove back to my hometown. Seeing him happy in the same car she called an embarrassment was the first time I smiled in days .She said I wasn’t a man of similar worth. He didn’t seem to care what car I drive.

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