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However, purists argue that the corporatization of the sound has stripped it of its soul. The "Xtramood Original" was never about clean production or label deals. It was about the feeling at 2 AM when you are alone with your headphones, and the bass hits just right.
Meera, or "Didi" as Sameer called her, brought a whirlwind of energy into his dull life. She was confident, fashionable, and seemingly unbothered by the scandal of her broken marriage. As the days passed, the proximity of their living situation began to create a new kind of tension. Sameer found himself distracted from his books by her presence, while Meera seemed to enjoy the attention of someone who didn't judge her past. The Turning Point