Danh ngôn của Anushka Sharma
Boys used to call me Soda in school days. Soda means 'serving officers daughters association.' I miss those days when I had a very protected life: one could get close and bond with other army people that they gradually would become your extended family.
Boys used to call me Soda in school days. Soda means 'serving officers daughters association.' I miss those days when I had a very protected life: one could get close and bond with other army people that they gradually would become your extended family.
Bọn con trai thường gọi tôi là Soda thời đi học. Soda có nghĩa là 'hội con gái sĩ quan phục vụ'. Tôi nhớ những ngày tôi có một cuộc sống rất được bảo vệ: người ta có thể gần gũi và gắn bó với những người lính khác đến nỗi họ dần dần trở thành đại gia đình của bạn.
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