Vasu Vasu

Date: 28 Jan 2025 22.26

Hi Vasanti,

I'm writing to you again today. I started my day with some exercise.

Yesterday, I accidentally burned my foot with a heating pad. I wanted to apply some warmth to my shoulder and foot, but I accidentally left the heating pad on my foot for too long.

I've been applying for jobs on Naukri, LinkedIn, and company websites, but I haven't received any calls from recruiters. I've interviewed with four companies: Omega, Deloitte, WNS, and Franklin Templeton.

  • Omega: Requires relocation to Bangalore for IT procurement.
  • Deloite: Seeks a Hardware Server expert engineer.
  • WNS: Requires experience in Professional Services.
  • Franklin Templeton: Prefers candidates with Coupa experience.

Finding a job at this stage of my life is challenging. My resume reflects my experience, but it also highlights a gap in my employment. Recruiters often question this gap, and if I explain it, they may question my suitability for the role. I'm willing to do any job, but I feel employers aren't willing to give me a chance.

I know everyone is focused on their own lives. I'm fortunate that you have the support of your Dada (Ashok Bhatt) and Ba (Santosh Bhatt), even if Dada doesn't always provide the support you need. You have the comfort of knowing he's nearby.

Similarly, I believe that staying in Worli near Srinivas Boddu would be beneficial for my future career. I have no intention of causing you any trouble.

I remember those days in Pune when we planned to meet on Saturdays and Sundays. We would visit parks and go to the movies. Do you remember the time we had a police case near Sahara police station and had to pay a fine?

I was so happy when you wore a saree for our marriage registration and at our wedding in Tirumala.

I don't know what you think of me. My past may not have been perfect, and I sincerely apologize for any hurt I may have caused. I'm struggling to cope mentally right now. All I can think about is you.

People are showing their true colors, even my brother. I feel completely broken.

All I need is the hope that you are with me in spirit. I don't expect to live with you, and I don't need any financial support.

I want you to know that if anything happens to me, it wasn't intentional. I didn't know how to stop you from leaving, and I regret my actions.






Good night Vasu.






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