Ep 33: Jao Rishi, wahaan jahaan ab sirf sukoon hai! - Page 2

Originally posted by: Mahisa22

LSD matlab? I didn't understand.

Arre their production house name is LSD Films right.

Originally posted by: libran90

Arre their production house name is LSD Films right.

Really? I thought it was Cinevistas.

Originally posted by: Mahisa22

Really? I thought it was Cinevistas.

I have always seen LSD films tagged in all of Beyhadh's social media sites. They are producing the show as far as I know.

Originally posted by: libran90

So aaj officially Rishi ki vidaai huyi with some sweet memories he has left for his family and even for Maya, which was a surprise element for me. So, there was angst, there were emotions, there was love lost and all in all tragedy...

The breakdown of Roy's - Well of all the Roys', it was Antara who most realistically brought out all the emotions. The angst and loss of a mother were well brought out. Her pain and agony reached the viewers and kudos to Melanie Nazareth👏 for the same. I felt that somewhere Ashish fell short in his portrayal of a distraught father like I did not get his angst. But I guess Mrityunjay is very reserved and cold when it comes to displaying his emotions, so I guess 'howling and crying' is something Mrityunjay doesn't do. But yes, I did get the portrayal of a defeated father who failed to save his son, and that was evident in his tears.

True Antara was brilliant her tears her disbelief her anger at rudra for not getting rishi back alive etc her act looked like rishi was her real son in real life and not some acting. But i disagree with MJ not showing emotions. He is head of family, its on his shoulders all will cry be it antara, ananya or that jaya etc and even rudra later(if maya had not arrived). So hes trying to be strong in front of them ok thats what all fathers do in such situations act as if they are strong. If he breaks antara will collapse and rudra though is already gone collapsed only when he got body back only hes given up. MJ will cry and mourn but alone not in front of family and the world. Because right now his family is under fire he has understood that if he collapses family will be destroyed by the enemy whose unknown yet. When antara saw MJ cry at his sons body she started sobbing more did you observe. Everyone follows the leader body language and emotions. MJ knows hes their leader he cannot start sobbing and mourning like rest of family. If he breaks down his family and empire will get attacked more by enemies. Thats how it works in real life too. Have you observed leaders or royals etc they never cry in front of press or public there is a reason for that. Does that mean their are cold hearted emotionless no they are just hiding their feelings.

Rishi's farewell moments - So it was a good shot, where Rishi bids everyone farewell true to his lively and vibrant self and everyone reminisces some moments which they cherish and so did the audience. What took me by surprise is he also bid farewell to Maya, which was bittersweet - because Maya did not hate him, she hated his father which she saw instead of him and she killed him, his innocence, her innocence and her chance at what could have been. He sweetly bids her goodbye and she apologizes again, and he sweetly says without saying, 'its okay Maya, I forgive you'. Oh man, that was heartbreaking, really😭. And that is what will keep reminding her of what she has done. She can convince herself all she can, that she sent him to a better place, but Maya, that wasn't his choice, you chose it for him and yourself.

Rishis farewell was brillant, his innocence and good heat shone through in each scene. What a great soul he says its ok maya i forgive you to his killer OMG Rishis expressions were brillant in that scene. Even devil would feel guilty the way he said its okk i forgive youu with his sweet facial gestures. And the way he acted like a child with antara wiping her tears as if saying do not cry mom, the way he showed his biceps to MJ as if atlast are my bicep not better than yours daddy and teasing rudra by snatching the ball and running away saying as if catch me if you can bro uff this was best funeral scene i have watched in any serial or movie for a long long time. Hats off to writer of scene and hats off to Rishi the actor what a great acting. Rishi stole this episode with his sweetness. No wonder all had genuine tears even that side kick amir. I wish they had shown one scene with amir and rishi too. Maya what did you do? what was difference between your unborn child and rishi? Just an age difference of 21 years. Otherwise by mind Rishi was a small child 3-4 year old so innocent so gulible so loving and caring. Honestly Rishi was not any different from that unborn child, he was 21 years physically but the way he cut his hand trusting maya will save him, the way he slept on her lap like a child sleeping on mothers lap i mean which 21 year old is so innocent in 2020 none but rishi only. The way he was saying take me to hospital maya its paining, the way he trusted her till his last breathe to save him to take care of him. I mean a 5 year old child will start screaming if you try to cut its hand in todays time even 5 years old have so much brain todays time. But Rishi was unblemished his parents and brother had brought him up without exposing to cruel world outside. So he trusted maya till his last breathe.

The Blame Game - I mean in dono ko na jagah chahiye, na mauka - bas shuru ho jaate hai. Rudra is very emotionally volatile. it is so easy to puncture that anger of his by counter-attacking him. First, we have Rudra blaming Mrityunjay that because he forced his choice on him, and tried to seize his right to choose the love of his life, he chose to die than living with him. Mrityunjay in such a situation also, doesn't take it lying down. Matlab this man will not take the blame for anything in life - everything is a big scheme to protect his children, even if it means using their vulnerability against them, hitting them below the belt. Like seriously MJ Roy, why is everything turned into about your ego battle - he for once could have been a bigger person, being the dad here. But nooooooooooo, he has a comeback to Rudra's accusation, stating that he is the big brother, it is his duty to protect him, but he let him out of that room. At least if he remained locked, he would have been alive, which hits Rudra like lightning. Mrityunjay isn't completely wrong, logically speaking, but both father and son could have done this later - was it absolutely necessary to wield swords at each other, in a mourning ceremony???

The lesser said about MJ and Rudra the better. Rudra though do not know how to behave in funeral also. All ego issues came to fore shame. The day you have to remember Rishi and respect him one last time both were fighting in front of his body. Honestly they must have shown a scene Rishi saying "Bro dad do not fight na, please bear each other one last time for my sake few more minutes till i am gone forever in burning pyre". That would be best slap for these two idiots. Really antara should have slapped Rudra for his atrocious behaviour in funeral and shouted at MJ to shut up, give rishi a decent respectful farewell keep your past and ego to another day. But poor woman was devastated na, will she mourn his empty womb or make peace between husband and son?

Rudra's emotional vent - So Rudra does not want to give his final goodbyes to Rishi, because he cannot see him go. So he goes to a nearby park, where he reminisces moments with his little brother. Rudra is a very caged person because he keeps all his emotions to himself, which he does not say at the right moment - be it leaving after the kiss, asking Maya's feelings and being tightlipped about his own, or letting out the pain of his brother's death. Maya calls, but he does not need her condolences. Ananya too comes to ask Rudra to let go of his pain, but I guess we aren't able to share our pain with everyone. Rudra has an emotional connection with Maya - because both understand pain and loss, and both overcome them in their own ways, Maya's way being much darker than Rudra. And the contrast of their garments is all shown here - Rudra in white and Maya in black. Maya comes there only for him - whether its a plan, we don't know yet, but what I am sure of is no one can help Rudra better than Maya in this situation, because Maya lost her brother too, who was also like a kid to her. So she will understand the depth of his pain. Ab isse irony kahe ya life ka cruel joke, but connection dono ka ban chuka hai, and both of them are meant to heal each other - only there isn't any happiness in life at the end of this road. Sad, very sad.

Rudra is in shock, seeing Rishi body in blood covered hands only sent him into total shock. Hes thinking all this is dream and Rishi may be around. Thats till MJ told him hes responsible for Rishi going out and as elder brother he should have protected him. Maya is different from Rudra, Rudra will not kill his biggest enemy. Both Rishi and Rudra are different from MJ and Maya, they tend to forgive. OK Rudra could not forget MJ for his past mistakes but he will not kill anyone no matter what damage they do to him. Rishi is even better he forgave his killer only. Maya is trying to justify Rishis murder by saying this world was bad place for you go to heaven. Come on Maya are you no God to decide that if some human is innocent he has to die as per your wish. If that was case instead of punishing criminals we can hang their parents or children and say its justice. But thats your logic not the worlds. I do not think parents crimes children should be punished. Ok if children are as bad as their criminal parents its okk but here Rishi and Rudra are good humans not bad as MJ. What is sukon as per maya may not be sukun as per rishi na. May be staying with his mom, dad and bro was his real sukun in life. And if he is innocent unable to understand games of people like you and you feel he cannot survive, its not your perogative. Till MJ, antara and Rudra are alive they would protect him from harm and care for him. So you need not justify your murder as giving sukun to Rishi.

Well, short and sweet this time, because there wasn't much to write about, but Rishi's farewell served the impact on us, it was bittersweet. You will be missed Rishi Roy, and here here to Rajat for his future.

That is from me for tonight. Let's hear out yours.