Age is no bar - or is it? 29 June - Page 7

Originally posted by: Ramy25

it clearly seemed like a writing as well as editing issue.
That line with "choppers" was lol so meh-ish and immature if you ask me. But looking from what we have seen of that character, it seemed okay-ish. One thing i didn't get is that how come her dad just sat there and said nothing? How come he agreed to the marriage after Priya gave a nod? Everyone knows that such marriages with such a big age and generation differences hardly last long and that too if the girl's agreeing because she's thinking she'll be living a lifestyle of a princess and not because she likes the man even a tad bit. how come they all just gave in and happily went to do the roka?

Because apparently THEY showed her these dreams...cuz apparently the "rajkumar" that Priya always told her about was only meant to be rich, period...age, personality, other differences don't matter it seems😆

I honestly didn't get the logic...but that's what Priya said...that THEY were the ones who gave all these "dreams" to Ayesha so now they can't back off from letting her achieve those dreams if she's getting a chance😕


This is all so W*F-ish anyways...I'm only waiting to see the RP scenes😆...Ayesha and her "logic" can take a hike *rolls eyes*

Originally posted by: psawyer

@bold - everyone's going gaga about that line but I must have missed it completely...or else they pulled their fingers out by the time it came around to being aired in my part of the world and wisely edited it out. 😆

LOL she says it right after she says, "I want a guy who can buy me big cars..."...that entire spiel about "big car to take me to big movie premieres" blah blah blah.

Bahahahahaa! when ayesha was mouthing those lines about her "dreams" of a prince with big cars/movie premieres and branded clothes and choppe, etc...she reminded me of one of them cheesy disney show/movie chicks.😆

Originally posted by: psawyer

Well, all the fairytales we read about have princes who live in castles, who pick an ordinary girl and pluck her out of obscurity to make her a princess. They are all about lost glass slippers, fairy godmothers and reviving kisses. Even if we take Ayesha's words very literally, that THESE were the dreams they gave her, it's not hard to see where that aspiration comes from. So many girls, they read Mills & Boon, they play with Barbie, they watch Disney fairytales and grow up believing it can happen. Now most girls would know how to differentiate between fact and fiction, but some girls, especially those who are pampered youngest children (read: my sister 😆) could very well believe in those dreams.

Wait...so disney fairytales are supposed to be interpreted as a "prince will come and take me away to live in his castle, period"?? We aren't supposed to dwell on what the "prince" is like, period?? Then they should have made all the "princes" fat and BUDDHA, man...Ayesha's dream come true😆

Originally posted by: nureat01

Wait...so disney fairytales are supposed to be interpreted as a "prince will come and take me away to live in his castle, period"?? We aren't supposed to dwell on what the "prince" is like, period?? Then they should have made all the "princes" fat and BUDDHA, man...Ayesha's dream come true😆

LOL Vasu, I can see your point but I think you are giving more depth to Ayesha's thought process than there actually IS...😆

true that about fairytales and such. But don't you think that girls who believe so much in those tales are mostly little girls and well tweens.
When one gets older, you learn to differentiate between fairytales and reality yourself. You don't rely on others to show you the difference unless ofcourse you don't have the capability to think for yourself.

Ayesha's been spoon-fed her entire life. She can only be dependent on others because that's what her mother and Priya have done to her. Pampered her and her "dreams" so much so that she can't help but think what she thinks.

hehe.. so most of yaa have discussed all that I wanted to say. 😆

So will keep it short ...
--what is being *middle-class* ?
-- when is an age difference is too much? if 8 years is ok with age diff, then why is 9 suddenly too much? if 9 is ok, then why is 10 suddenly too much .. and so on.. you get my drift? hehe.. so what is the diff between 10 years and 20 years ... haha .. so I agree that Ram can no longer qualify to be a boy , he is man for sure..
--What is Spineless Sudhir's need in the whole series? So far, nothing he has said or did, mattered. Everything is supposedly done by Priya. I would have at least liked her to say she emotionally is dependent on Priya's opinion, but to totally discount Sudhir was kind of jarring, even though I am definitely not a fan of him.
--Ayesha's argument to agree for the marriage, is a basic tendency of hers. It is amazing that with Priya and Karthik around, her thinking is so warped. I guess, even Priya realised that when she said, that they couldn't afford to say no to her wish.

and yes, it seems like the Kapoors and the Sharmas are going to be married in a scheme of one kapoor pey one sharma free free free .. . unless there are few more Kapoors and Sharmas that are still floating around and still not touched down on the BALH planet...

Newhoo, even though I hate all tamashas in series, where every drama element happens in pubic settings, for Ram-Priya, I will watch the explosion of Priya in the ceremony ...

-- Mru

@Anu - lol, probably. But then overthinking is my speciality 😆. I guess having studied fairytales as part of my degree I naturally see more in them than the average tween; I can't even watch Snow White without wanting to hurt that girl for her sheer stupidity 😆