The Red Dress

Pakhee – Pooja Di, Do I look like Samantha who is the brand of our class. You know I have dressed exactly like her. I wish she gets impressed by my attire and includes me in her cool group. Pakhee sighed as she looked towards her sister for advice.

Pooja – Pakhee, Why do you have to be her, when you can choose to be “YOU”?

Pakhee – Di, I am not a brand, no one knows me the way they know her. She is an icon of the class!!

Pooja- My dear sister, you don’t need to lose your uniqueness trying to be like some else, original is always better than the copied version.

There is nothing wrong with being inspired by nice people around you, but in the end, time, don’t lose your individuality.

Create your own brand, work on your strengths and weakness, so that the world looks up to follow you.

You are the most amazing singer and I am aware of the secret music band that you have formed with your childhood friends.

Why don’t you work towards your dream, maybe in this journey of yours you’ll find your own brand.

As she got up to leave, Pooja asked Where are you going now?

Pakhee – Di, I need to change this dress, as my band practice does not require me in this attire!! Thank you for being there for me.