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ammoos

@ammoos

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Posted: 15 years ago

#861

Sanraj eyelock wasthe best.. their eye conversation was just awesome and both RR and Asiya has done it beautifully.

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Mallika113

@Mallika113

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Posted: 15 years ago

#862

Today's scene would be Moti's bidaai scene. How DM pushed that car with a heavy heart and a stone face, eventhough he was crying inside

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sg08

@sg08

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Posted: 15 years ago

#863

Originally posted by: mrick
that was a sudden realisation of what he is missing...........😆🤣

🤣 He is a big dodo......I keep going back to your analogy of a diabetic and his box of sweets🤣

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chalia

@chalia

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Posted: 15 years ago

#864

I have a slightly different opinion here. I think DM feels a lot of guilt here that he was not able to realize the challenges his sister faced then. He feels he could have helped her make a better life with the man she loved then and also realizes that MB and Kanji are both suffering from a misunderstanding and a sequence of events they had no control over.

DM is suffering from guilt, remorse and major let down by people he loves.

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mrick

@mrick

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Posted: 15 years ago

#865

yes,,,,,,,,,agree to all your points chalia....but is sub mein santu ka kia dosh????her only fault is loving him and trying to protect him in a way best possible in her eyes....and her experience and exposure to life is smaller compared to others.......so she did the best she could...for thsat she should b appreciated not punished..

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chalia

@chalia

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Posted: 15 years ago

#866

Originally posted by: mrick
yes,,,,,,,,,agree to all your points chalia....but is sub mein santu ka kia dosh????her only fault is loving him and trying to protect him in a way best possible in her eyes....and her experience and exposure to life is smaller compared to others.......so she did the best she could...for thsat she should b appreciated not punished..

The question of being at fault or not in Santu's case is (as we have discussed many days ago) a matter of semantics. Dharamraj looks at it as a breach of trust which he clarifies and says is the cornerstone for any marriage in general. Santu on the other hand looks at it as protecting DM from his own agony. Look ,it is also dynamics between people and how much comfort there is between them. Santu and DM are acquaintances really, not even good friends yet, forget being lovers (which is the natural sequence of events in a marriage). Only, the being good friends mostly comes last in many cases of matchmade couples with these highly contrived and unnatural SR attempts where debut performances are like "the rule of the day".

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mrick

@mrick

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Posted: 15 years ago

#867

ok...agree....but She should be given a chance to explain herself too....like the others involved.........and hasn't she done a lot already as a unwanted wife........now when you accept her as ur wife whole heartedly then you should be wiling to listen to her before saying something so personal publically...I give him the - in shock - advantage but now shock is wearing off........so he should be reasonable.............
irrationality kills a relationship..

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chalia

@chalia

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Posted: 15 years ago

#868

I concur with that. Lets wait. She is not going to sleep in the bedroom tonight. He will go looking for her in the guest room/store room. There will be an attempt to balance the equation here soon. Remember, Moti has just only been given the royal "bidaai" and DM is tired after pushing Moti and the car? Sigh!

Baa will demand that DM gives Santu a chance to explain.