Thank you Anjali Menon

*Note:- This will only be understood by those who know this person or have watched her movies. Do a bit and atleast read about her on wiki. Trust me you will not be disappointed.  And if you can watch her movies,  believe me, you will thank me for this favour. *

Dearest Anjali Menon,
First let me say the important part. Thank you for creating such a beautiful movie.  Something everyone can watch. Thank you Anwar Rasheed. Thank you Sameer Thahir. Thank you team Bangalore Days. Thank you for giving us Divya and Aju and Kuttan. Thank you for making us think just the way Sarah wanted us to. Thank you for showing us a beautiful relationship through both, Natasha and Shiva and Das and Divya.  For Michelle and Meenakshi and Antakshari. Thank you for Bangalore Days. 
I have been a big fan of your movies since Happy Journey. I loved every bit of Manjadikuru. Ustad Hotel made me love you more and Bangalore Days was icing on the cake or more like icing on the love.  What I adore more than your films however is how you have made a name for yourself in a male dominant field. How unlike the many other people in the country today, you trust and believe in the power of the youth. I find it absolutely amazing that you can make such wonderful entertainers and still show a good and important message. How you can make us think much better than many of our educators can. 
I would just like to thank you again Anjali ma'am for having given us Bangalore Days and I wish you all the best for your future endeavours. It was so amazing to see ' In Anjali Menon we trust' statuses on my FB homepage.
Pinne... Kismat ennu onu undallo? Adhu ingadey koodey indavum. Karanam adharkum thadayan patoolalo?

Best wishes
The Keralite Aquarius.

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