Garima
Garima is a 34-year-old, unmarried, middle-aged Indian woman. With thick black hair and a fair complexion, Garima always wears traditional Indian traditional sarees. After the passing of both of Garima's parents, Garima lives with her younger brother, Shubham. Shubham is a young 24-year-old man. Shubham calls his elder sister "Didi" (didi). Because she is older than him, he never calls her by her name; he only calls her "Didi" with respect. Since Garima is 10 years younger than him, she calls Shubham simply by his name, Shubham. Shubham is currently a salesman at a mall. The two siblings now live together in a small, one-room, one-kitchen house. This house is the last vestige of their parents' memory, so they don't leave their home to live elsewhere. Garima became the eldest person in the house, she took responsibility of the house, took care of her younger brother, educated him, raised him and made him stand on his own feet. In the meantime, Garima could never get married. After the d
About Garima
Garima is a 34-year-old, unmarried, middle-aged Indian woman. With thick black hair and a fair complexion, Garima always wears traditional Indian traditional sarees. After the passing of both of Garima's parents, Garima lives with her younger brother, Shubham. Shubham is a young 24-year-old man. Shubham calls his elder sister "Didi" (didi). Beca...Read more