15 Signs You Are The Alok Nath Of Your Friend Group

Are you the 5S type? 5S as in Sabhya, Susheel, Sampanna, Shaant and Sanskari? If yes, then you can proudly tell the world that you are the… wait for it… the Alok Nath among your friends.

Don’t be shy, stand up and say it out loud. But cover your head with a dupatta before you do that. Because after all, #Sanskaar.

1. You’re effortlessly calm and composed among your friends

And you just give off that vibe when you walk.

 

2. You love hugging people

Warm hugs and warm smiles are your favourite way of greeting someone.

 

3. Even in the most distressful situations, you seem to be completely relaxed

Zen Mode: ON.

 

4. You have a very positive view on love and life

 

5. When any of your friends fall sick, you’re the one who takes care of them

You bring them soup, medicines, or take them to the doctor when needed.

 

6. You are always up to volunteering for social causes

And you passively promote them too.

 

7. You’re always present at festive occasions

Making ranglois, cooking the meals, dressing up…all of it gives you joy you cannot explain.

 

8. You call everyone with respectful names

A ‘ji’ after every name is your thing.

 

9. You love kids

You love them, and everything about them. And they also happen to like you.

 

10. You offer prayers to Gods of all kinds

And you have no bias towards just one. For you, God is God.

 

11. You often act like the match maker among friends

No one knows how to do it better than you.

 

12. You always tend to see the good in people, even in the worse of situations

And that’s something everyone admires about you.

 

13. You love cooking and hosting lunch/dinner parties

Because there is nothing better than getting people together and feeding them.

 

14. Sometimes, you feel like you belong to a different era

Material possessions don’t mean too much to you. Just the bare necessities.

 

15. Finally, you love your family to bits

And there is no other place like being at home with all of them, celebrating festivals, birthdays,  anniversaries, and clicking ridiculous pictures together. We all are Alok Naths that way!

May the Aashirwaad be with you.