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Shrikant takes time to adjust in Bombay. Meanwhile, Shrimati keeps writing to him and sends a bakula flower in every letter she writes to him. One day, while he was holding a bakula flower in his hand he realized that the flower resembled Shrimati and he preserved every flower. Shrikant went to Hubli every December. In those days he would spend time with Shrimati. Gangakka would cook Shrikant's favourite food. Vandana comes to know about the relationship of Shrimati and Shrikant. Shrimati thinks about her marriage with Shrikant. After the December vacations, Shrikant visited Hubli. Shrimati was busy with her seminars. Shrimati and Shrikant decide to spend time together and they both visit Chennamma Park. Shrimati says if she had a son she would name him Ashoka. She tells that if she had another son she would name him Vikramaditya and then if maybe she had another son she would name him Siddhartha Gautama. Shrikant jokingly says that when he will be an engineer will it be to much to ask for a Siddhartha Gautama?
Shrikant takes time to adjust in Bombay. Meanwhile, Shrimati keeps writing to him and sends a bakula flower in every letter she writes to him. One day, while he was holding a bakula flower in his hand he realized that the flower resembled Shrimati and he preserved every flower. Shrikant went to Hubli every December. In those days he would spend time with Shrimati. Gangakka would cook Shrikant's favourite food. Vandana comes to know about the relationship of Shrimati and Shrikant. Shrimati thinks about her marriage with Shrikant. After the December vacations, Shrikant visited Hubli. Shrimati was busy with her seminars. Shrimati and Shrikant decide to spend time together and they both visit Chennamma Park. Shrimati says if she had a son she would name him Ashoka. She tells that if she had another son she would name him Vikramaditya and then if maybe she had another son she would name him Siddhartha Gautama. Shrikant jokingly says that when he will be an engineer will it be to much to ask for a Siddhartha Gautama?
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