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Originally posted by: tanvismile
So here saanjh brother missed one important fact. . . . Khichdi is no matter how boring . . . . It cannot become biryani . . . . But one cannot survive on biryani . . . Biryani cannot take khichdi s place . . . . . One starts craving for khichdi later. . . . Khichdi is basic need which cannot be replaced . . .
True Tanvi.
Another analogy to the earlier statement by Arjun that Saanjh gives him that "homely", "light" feeling.
Almost certainly alludes to the fact that Arjun will go to Maya initially, but will probably end up returning to Saanjh in the future.
Not saying that Maya isn't right for Arjun, but apart from love, there's a whole lot of potential class and lifestyle differences in the two. In the long run, he will always end up comparing their relationship to the easy one he shares with Saanjh.
Maya made arjun climb down 15 floors while saanjh told arjun to to go through the main door. Arjun s safety , health, well being is more important to saanjh and for maya it's control.
Originally posted by: Misstikka
Kichdi is simple and recommended by doctor, Biryani is full of spices, has good taste but comes up with few side effects.
this khichadi became boring due to constant interference in arjun's each aspect
its like stalking -kaha hai?
abhi tak office mei hai?
if he doens't answer her calls
she sends various images
if he doesn't reply she comes to his workplace just before his presentation
she is a constant attention seeker in the name of pure love
so yes khichadi is very important and biryani can't take its place but khichadi doesn't come everytime and irritate you