A teenage boy named Shravan confides in his mother about his assignment where he wrote about his feelings. He tells her that writing down his feelings made him feel light. His mother is curious and asks him if he has a girlfriend, and Shravan denies it. However, his mother suspects that he might be hiding something.
Meanwhile, Suman, a classmate of Shravan's, is shown to be shy and introverted, but when she talks to Shravan, she opens up. Anish, another classmate, teases Suman and Shravan about their dance performance, suggesting that they have a romantic connection.
Shravan's mother is still curious about her son's love life and asks Bunty, Shravan's friend, if he knows anything. Bunty tries to cover for Shravan but eventually reveals that the girl Shravan likes is an army man's daughter.
As the story unfolds, Suman starts to realize that she might have feelings for Shravan, but she's unsure if he feels the same way. She reflects on their interactions and wonders if she misinterpreted his behavior.
Bunty, who has been advising Shravan, suggests that he should burn his feelings for Suman and move on. However, Shravan is hesitant, and Bunty eventually burns the paper himself. Shravan is initially upset but later seems to be at peace with the decision.
Throughout the conversation, the characters' emotions and relationships are explored, revealing their complexities and nuances. The story raises questions about unrequited love, misunderstandings, and the challenges of expressing one's feelings.
Here are the key facts from the text, numbered for reference:
1. The conversation is between a mother and her son, discussing his feelings and a assignment he had to express his feelings about his group class.
2. The son had written down his feelings and it made him feel light.
3. The son had gone out with his father and they had seen the entire Old Bhopal.
4. The father had told the son that he could share everything with him.
5. The son likes a girl who is disciplined, hardworking, and respects others.
6. The girl he likes should stand by her values, like a good officer.
7. The mother thinks the girl is an army officer's daughter.
8. The son confirms that he likes a girl from a military family.
9. Suman is a girl who is brilliant in studies and focused, but has a reserved personality.
10. Shravan is a boy who is in love with a girl, but the identity of the girl is not clear.
11. Bunty is Shravan's friend who knows about his crush on a girl.
12. Ms. Kavita is a teacher who is trying to find out who Shravan's crush is.
13. Shravan is trying to move on from his feelings for a girl with the help of his friend Bunty.
14. Bunty is trying to help Shravan by burning a page that has his feelings written on it.
Note: Some of the facts may be repetitive or mentioned in different contexts, but I have tried to keep them concise and separate.