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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Hi. Could someone possibly take a look at the following summary?
Short Summary
Blade, a henchmen falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya. The family finds out about their love but there is a dispute that may call off the wedding. Will they still get married after all?
Long Summary
Blade is a loyal henchman of a local rowdy Naga, goes to the extent of even murdering for him. Blade falls in love with Vidya who is the daughter of Naga's partner. When Vidya is kidnapped, Blade jumps into action to rescue her and declares his love for her. Soon the family finds out about their love affair but Naga cheats Vidya's dad of 20 lakhs which creates a feud between the two. Frustrated Blade goes against Naga to save his relationship.
Short Summary
Blade, a henchmen falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya. The family finds out about their love but there is a dispute that may call off the wedding. Will they still get married after all?
Long Summary
Blade is a loyal henchman of a local rowdy Naga, goes to the extent of even murdering for him. Blade falls in love with Vidya who is the daughter of Naga's partner. When Vidya is kidnapped, Blade jumps into action to rescue her and declares his love for her. Soon the family finds out about their love affair but Naga cheats Vidya's dad of 20 lakhs which creates a feud between the two. Frustrated Blade goes against Naga to save his relationship.
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Short Summary Blad e, a henchmen falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya. The family finds out about their love but there is a dispute that may call off the wedding. ) Will they still get married after all?
- Short Summary Blad e, a henchmen falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya.
- The family finds out about their love but there is a dispute that may call off the wedding.
- ) Will they still get married after all?
- Long Summary Blade is a loyal henchman of a local rowdy Naga, goes to the extent of even murdering for him.
- Blade falls in love with Vidya who is the daughter of Naga's partner.
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Short Summary
Blade, a henchmen falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya. The family finds out about their love but there is a dispute that may call off the wedding. (You didn't mention any wedding before.)Will theystill get married after all?
Long Summary
Blade is
Blade, a henchmen falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya. The family finds out about their love but there is a dispute that may call off the wedding. (You didn't mention any wedding before.)Will they
Long Summary
Blade is
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May I know what's wrong with the highlighted words? It make sense to me.
For short synopsis shall I say:
After falling in love with Vidya, Blade a henchman changes his character and knows that he cannot survive by indulging in criminal activities and so troubles start arising from various corners for Blade.
For short synopsis shall I say:
After falling in love with Vidya, Blade a henchman changes his character and knows that he cannot survive by indulging in criminal activities and so troubles start arising from various corners for Blade.
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Also another option for short synopsis:
Blade, a henchman falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya. When the parents of Vidya come to know of their love, they disapprove their relationship. Will they be together after all?
Look forward to hearing your feedback. Thank you.
Blade, a henchman falls in love with a factory owner's daughter, Vidya. When the parents of Vidya come to know of their love, they disapprove their relationship. Will they be together after all?
Look forward to hearing your feedback. Thank you.
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Blade, a henchman falls in love
You have put a comma between the subject and verb.
That is grammatically incorrect.
If you are going to set off a phrase in apposition, you need two commas, one before and one after that phrase.
You have put a comma between the subject and verb.
That is grammatically incorrect.
If you are going to set off a phrase in apposition, you need two commas, one before and one after that phrase.
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Blade is a loyal henchman of a local rowdy Naga, goes to the extent of even murdering for him.
What is the subject of the verb "goes"? Every verb must have a subject.
What is the subject of the verb "goes"? Every verb must have a subject.
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