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Before adopting a baby, Madhav and Adira adopts an old man to test and train themselves for parenthood and this so-called calculated risk turns out be their biggest nightmare.
Fun! Leaning towards: “A baby fevered Indian couple lives are turned topsy-turvy when adopting a senior citizen to test the waters” I know “test the waters” is an American phrase, Google it – you’ll get the idea 😉. Make this yours, keep going!
Fun! Leaning towards:
“A baby fevered Indian couple lives are turned topsy-turvy when adopting a senior citizen to test the waters”
I know “test the waters” is an American phrase, Google it – you’ll get the idea 😉.
Make this yours, keep going!
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As a reader, without your synopsis, I would have been lost. Start with your "neighbors" logline, then show not tell "takes it to another level". Once you have this, post it here for the community or me to provide feedback. Interesting start, keep going!
As a reader, without your synopsis, I would have been lost. Start with your “neighbors” logline, then show not tell “takes it to another level”.
Once you have this, post it here for the community or me to provide feedback.
Interesting start, keep going!
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The gap for me is the word “charged” as it has negative legal connotations. Which raises the question, what’s stopping him from saying no? He is not legally bound to care. Example: “A top NFL draft pick career is jeopardized when taking in the mischievous niece of his deceased sister” Keep going!
The gap for me is the word “charged” as it has negative legal connotations. Which raises the question, what’s stopping him from saying no? He is not legally bound to care.
Example:
“A top NFL draft pick career is jeopardized when taking in the mischievous niece of his deceased sister”
Keep going!
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