I have known Bhavesh for, well over 12 years now, but really got the privilege to experience his brand of solid friendship over the last 4-5 years. I have never really got an opportunity to say what I am going to about him. And also as the stereotypes go ‘Men don’t talk such things’.
But well I have always believed in knocking down stereotypes & This man deserves it.
So Bhavesh,
His fierce unrelenting support towards his folks, makes them stronger. His ability to empathise & listen to his folks, comforts them. His sense of composure & security to not make everything about himself and let the others around him get the attention makes him the tallest man in every room he walks in.
Net, Bhavesh while you might in your humility never accept this ( well laugh a little on bas ho gaya itni tarif) – I Truly believe you belong to the dying rare breed of what we call ‘ Gentlemen’.
Stay the same and always stay close. Happpy Birthday brother, always got your back. Our Good Old Glory Days shall return 🙂
Now on the picture, Bhavesh clicked this as he took the long flight with me to be there for our Mehendi & Wedding. He was more than a friend by then he was Family. As a photographer his ability to observe and catch emotions that are raw & honest are stellar. And with this he did just that – In midst all the madness he Caught just the two of us being ourselves.
Wish you both lots of love and less/no quarantine in the rest of the year ahead.
Figment of boredom and love 
Thanku soo much brother for such a heartfelt message..sach me bahot tarif ho gaya yaar🤣🤣.. lucky to have met you..the friendship we share has just grown from the day we have met and its just gonna get stronger each day.. love u bro..brothers forvever..#breakingstereotype
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