Uff...Heated Passion! - Page 3

Originally posted by: Cat.

It was definitely the rumba or even a waltz. This analogy might seem too forward or even funny but its like the mating dance of animals, raw, animalistic, passionate. Here they are only feeling the emotions & not thinking(or overthinking) They allow their hearts to lead them here and the mind just follows without objecting.

It helps that Pranav & Jyoti have good chemistry & are good dancers!

Originally posted by: SuzanneH

I totally agree. We've been seeing more of Prem consciously or unconsciously struggling with his emotions but it was great to see Teja look almost startled when she was in his arms and everyone started clapping.

Even in the classroom scene it showed Prem struggling with his emotions again. He was deep in thought before she walked in and then when she spoke and stirred him out of his thoughts, his anger began to stir. I don't think he knows how to interpret his feelings especially when he is so extreme on both sides of love and hate. He was angry, frustrated and jealous when he pinned her to the wall but I never thought he was going to hit her. When he touched her face, that was his raw passionate side drawn to her even in the midst of his anger. Like you said before when talking about symbolism, he is that fire and burns hot whether in anger or love. 😉

Originally posted by: SuzanneH

Oh and I do hope they will allow them to kiss when the time comes. With all this heated passion building up, eventually, the kiss will feel like a desperate drink of water. Ah! Fire and water. There it is again!

I noticed on the Indian soaps that the characters don't kiss. They always come close but never quite a kiss so we may have to be prepared for an "almost" drink of water 😉. The rest we may have to indulge in our imagination.

Originally posted by: Cat.

I dont care or not care about kissing, I don't see it as a big deal, people in love, kiss, its an expression of love,at the same time, I don't care if its not there. What I do get irritated is when people make a big deal out of it, the more you make it seem unseemly, the more people get titillated by it.
Amulya, if you are talking about KY2 on MTV, I will have to disagree there, I personally think it had one of the finest nuances of writing & romance in a show in addition to passion. The romance was organic & I still can watch the show like its new, even though the cast were a bunch of immature people.

Originally posted by: --Amulya--

Its so clear by your signature pics that you're a big fan of that show, I too watched it on but on my lappy when I can watch few other hindi shows on TV while my parents are still sitting beside me, by the way they're progressive enough as even other hindi shows show physical intimacy to a certain level...