Unveiling the Mystery (Wolf/Sheep, Matrix, Amrit Manthan) [Update P24] - Page 64

Originally posted by: Doodle

What kind of a father is he? He was sitting there without any willingness to go and search for the kiddo himself?

Originally posted by: WeRockTheWorld

So true I had thought , he would accompany Ram but he sat there as if he wanted him to go missing . As I said before he is using Sara and Ishaan. He doesnt care about these people.

Arre Ram ke herogiri dikhana zaroori hai naa? If he would have been doing that phir Ram kya karega?

Hey peeps,

I think we are OFFICIALLY into Matrix now. I am happy we predicted so many weeks back it IS finally here. ❤️

It was clear from today's episode from my perspective. We are doing both reverse (blue pill) and forward (red pill) in the same scenes. Both Ram and Pri are playing Neo here.

The blue will take us back in the past and red will help us crack the Matrix.

Doc, Tirchi: confirm me fast.

Originally posted by: Doodle

Hey peeps,

I think we are OFFICIALLY into Matrix now. I am happy we predicted so many weeks back it IS finally here. ❤️

It was clear from today's episode from my perspective. We are doing both reverse (blue pill) and forward (red pill) in the same scenes. Both Ram and Pri are playing Neo here.

The blue will take us back in the past and red will help us crack the Matrix.

Doc, Tirchi: confirm me fast.

Wow... From ramayan to classic literature to matrix...i am slowly reading all your references.... Amazing you guys are!!!!!

Btw just a thought... The way they are portraying MS as a guy with no morals... Got a feeling that he will have a redemption track.. like he has somehow saved Rs father and hiding him with Varuns help...(it will be so difficult otherwise for P to accept her reality.. no?)

Did you guys discuss this somewhere... Or is it completely unimaginable???

Originally posted by: bhubhnis

Wow... From ramayan to classic literature to matrix...i am slowly reading all your references.... Amazing you guys are!!!!!

Btw just a thought... The way they are portraying MS as a guy with no morals... Got a feeling that he will have a redemption track.. like he has somehow saved Rs father and hiding him with Varuns help...(it will be so difficult otherwise for P to accept her reality.. no?)

Did you guys discuss this somewhere... Or is it completely unimaginable???

Which is why he's so insistent about sending him back to Delhi 😲

We'll have to see if Shashi knows about Varun. If yes, does he know VK is alive? 😲

Originally posted by: Zanutix

Which is why he's so insistent about sending him back to Delhi 😲

We'll have to see if Shashi knows about Varun. If yes, does he know VK is alive? 😲

Remember MS discussed Varun with Shashi and told him confidently that Varun won’t come to Mumbai (by then Varun actually accepted Ram’s offer). Shashi knows Varun. And in the promo too the 3 are shown to be plotting

Any thoughts on today's episode .... So much foreshadowing ( negative and positive ) today

Originally posted by: Sneha2002

Any thoughts on today's episode .... So much foreshadowing ( negative and positive ) today

Click the link and start reading from pg. 68. You can understand people's reactions.

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/bade-achhe-lagte-hain-2/5289221/bade-achhe-lagte-hain-2-edt-28?pn=68

There is parallelism going on between

Ram-VK

Eshaan-Varun

We know that Ram is not sautela .. so land is Ram's mom just like the bakery is Sara's.. So the land was also sold just like here Varun is the reason (so VK is the reason). VK was into shady dealings just like Varun

Ram's story will unfold thr' Eshaan. Ram is going to get a shock in his life just like Eshaan

Originally posted by: tirchinazar

There is parallelism going on between

Ram-VK

Eshaan-Varun

We know that Ram is not sautela .. so land is Ram's mom just like the bakery is Sara's.. So the land was also sold just like here Varun is the reason (so VK is the reason). VK was into shady dealings just like Varun

Ram's story will unfold thr' Eshaan. Ram is going to get a shock in his life just like Eshaan

I have evidence from today's episode to support Tirchi.

Today Adi and Ram's scene was Valmiki and the Krauncha birds. Ram in blue means we are looking at the past.

Car: Ram in blue and Adi in red. [Adi is Valmiki (reverse/future) here to Krauncha birds: also related to past]

When Adi brought the car to KM and he and Ram had a chitchat, Adi [read Valmiki here] warned Ram to concentrate on the present and future.

Adi: Toh phir meri ek aur baat maan, apne past ko apne future pe havi mat hone de, Ram.

Adi: Priya tera future hai, tujhe pyar karti hai, tujhe samajhti hai, the real Ram Kapoor ko.

Ram: Tu sahi keh raha hai, Adi. Yehi toh meri real love story hai, main aur Priya.

Adi: Ram uske saath time spend kar warna yeh sab moments hai naa Ram? Aise chale jate hai. Phir kabhi wapas nehin aate.

See the last line of Adi? This is when Ram's dad was taken away from his mom. Ram's real love story and the hunter are conspiring to take away their moments. This may not be killing as in the original Ramayan but analogous to separating the 'love birds.' Adi in red, means the future, warning Ram to be careful whereas guiding Ram in blue, to uncover the past of his parents' fate.

This was on our faces today. I will give you the rest, part by part. One scene is DONE!

This proves Ram's mom is alive. And Sara is Ram's mom's parallel. Also, Ram told Eshaan that "I love your mother, PAUSE, like a sister." So, when Sara feeds Ram, also a parallel to Ram is fed by his mother.

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P.S. Here is the excerpt if you need to be reminded of Valmiki's Ramayan: how it all started. I am pasting from EDT 23 pg. 2 post of mine.

For the uninitiated, I am stating it here: one day, Valmiki went for his morning bath in the river Tamasaa. While he was walking along the river bank, he was delighted to see a pair of Krauncha (dove or cranes in some articles) on a tree branch enjoying their blissful moment, but soon they were interrupted by a hunter who killed the male bird with his arrow. The male bird fell at Valmiki’s feet, and the female bird flapped its wings with its requiem of hopelessness.

Just then the grief-laden and shocked Valmiki uttered a curse on the hunter. But this curse he uttered in sorrow [shok] became the first verse [shlok] of The Ramayan.

This shlok [First Verse] in Sanskrit style can be juxtaposed in both ways: a curse as well as a blessing. Let me break it down for you:

Ma nishada pratishtam tvam agam shasvati sama

Yat krauncha mithunat ekam avadhih kama mohitam