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Originally posted by: moksha89
Exactly! Honestly, her stare back at him was so FIERCE. You could tell she was ticked and made up her mind to not take anything lying down no matter what or whom she promised (obviously when speaking to mamaji her regret showed through slightly - but she's human, too. she didn't expect to stay in DSR's house).
I also agree with the previous comments - somehow despite me seeing Teja and Prem on screen at odds, the issues didn't seem to be Man -vs- Woman. Instead it was a battle of wills, emotions, and self-respect. each one believes they are correct and that their methods are correct, too - with each one's such firm and differing self-belief their fights will be thunderous.another thing I noted was that Teja told Prem straight up to his face - "you don't understand anything." She's not mad at him for manhandling her and trying to force his ways onto her - her ire spiked because she realized he needs to be taught a lesson on his opinions and impulsiveness. He crossed the line because he chooses to be blinded by his emotions and rash actions. I think her purpose, if she isn't provoked to fight him back over the trivial misunderstandings, would be to make him a little more clear-headed and not so easily influenced.
I think her response up till now was apt. She is looking at ways to avoid trouble, because she knows her mom will pull her back to Ankleshwar, as soon as she hears anything. So she doesn't want to rock the boat. But Prem, by sending her back to Ankleshwar, defeats her whole purpose of not fighting back, so she took the fight right to him and how.
I think in better circumstances, they would have landed up as friends, because they would have recognised the fire in each other and admired it.
I think Teja recognises Prem is not so bad under his tempestuous persona, she also recognises he is trouble though and wants to stay away which is going to be really interesting once Prem falls in love.
Jhanak
