Originally posted by: lolita_lahiri
Even when Ram clarified that this was not about Ayesha and Nutz, but it was about the two of them...even then why did Priya not allow him to speak?Thought about it for long...and what I think is...Priya is really and truly scared that Ram will turn around and tell her... that he really cares a lot of her...and hence took so much care of her during her BC scare also...and he thinks she's a very wise person...and he really really values her friendship...and also values her ideals, her love for her family, her way of living etc etc etc.....BUT...BUT he doesn't "LOVE" her...
After he refused to say a single word when she openly asked him to confess his feelings for her (after her long and emotional outburst when she poured out his innermost thoughts for him) she may be thinking that Ram Kapoor does not really "love" her per se...And that is why ...because she doesn't want Ram to say it and have her worst fears come true, she's refusing to allow him to clarify his take on their relationship. Till the time Ram doesnt actually say, she can still keep on hoping...And I actually think it makes sense... what do you'll think?Lalita
I really like your analysis. Seems the most logical reason for why she went on, not allowing him to speak.
Here is a woman who spilled her heart out, and begged him to say something, and he kept quiet, and let her go away.
Then she went through hell watching her sister (almost daughter) go through extreme humiliation, and then watched her family breaking apart as a result, and all she got from him was that his sister was humiliated and it was his family matter.
When they came back home, he could have told her she was wrong with that compromise theory.
Instead of asking her "tum kuch bologi ya chup hi rahogi", he could have used that time to show his concern for the events of the day, or just say I love you.
Later, instead of saying "mujhe bolne dogi?" , he could have just said what he wanted to say.
He could have put a finger on her lips like he so effective did during Lohri, and told her that the marriage was no compromise. He could have told her the compromise ended the day the divorce papers flew out of the window.
After that if he kissed her, it would have been more fulfilling, for both of them, as well as for me...at least 😉
Just my take.