“Before a girl falls in love, the only man who can talk to her about her vital statistics freely, is her Tailor.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“When a girl falls in love with a man, she automatically falls in love with the city that he lives in. Crowded or polluted. Big or small.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“A girl may fall in love blindly, but she becomes very clear sighted to her man’s flaws into a year of the relationship.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“Girls feel happy to give to a guy who is good at taking – this way they feel needed.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“Before a girl falls in love, the only man who can talk to her about her vital statistics freely, is her Tailor.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“You can’t understand anyone’s pain if you have never ever experienced your own pain.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“Marriage doesn’t require ‘giving’ mind, body and soul. Marriage requires ‘sharing’ mind, body and soul.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“You know a girl has turned into a woman when she concentrates less on grabbing food and more on making “others” eat.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“People can never be educated with education, they can only be educated with humor.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“One of my cousins has stopped eating potato – her favorite vegetable. She wants to get married to her boyfriend and she thinks that… — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“When a girl falls in love with a man, she automatically falls in love with the city that he lives in. Crowded or polluted.… — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“While women demand the most hard-hitting tasks as a proof of love, no man has ever asked his woman to swim through the deepest… — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“They say girls are “bold” these days. I say it were our foremothers who were quite bolder in every sense. They could marry a… — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“Romantic novels, the kissing scenes, the ditching scenes have taught the youth of India more English than all the English classes in school combined.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
“A book always tells more about the author than the protagonist himself.” — Sneha Mehta Copy Share Image
