'You can never love anyone to your own detriment...'| 6th feb-epi 85. - Page 3

Originally posted by: SaurabhKiRadha

@annj i can imagine arjun n saanjh dark if this movie will take inspiration from zid movie.

Otherwise i agree arjun have not planned to trap maya or he is marrying for revenge.

but i feel i expect to see grey arjun, Surely in future he will forget how he got ceo position , he will be blinded by his greed n ego .

Originally posted by: NAUCholic

Arjun might be the greedy one- and now Maya will drive the shiz out of him. He is already turning schizo.

Have you watched S4 of sherlock? Where his sis comes up and pretends to be someone else- and gets himself to doubt whether she was real or he is turning schizo? Bachelor party gave me serious vibes of that one.

So even if Maya messes his life , I want it to be in a mindgame kinda way. I don't even mind if they give sherlock official credits. :P

Originally posted by: pomegranate

I don't think arjun trapped maya for his money. there were plenty of instances where I thought he cares for her but her wealth is one of the reasons why he she appeals to him. it is conditional love and a mutually beneficial relationship.

Originally posted by: BIaddict

I sometimes wonder if this conflicting shades we see in Arjun and Maya relationship is flawed writing or if it is intentional. Like just before the Mauritius trip we see Arjun saying I am not in love with anyone and if Maya is in love with me it is her problem. And then immediately he is shown as someone deeeply in love with maya. I always wondered if it is an error in how the scenes were written or whether the writers wanted to portray Arjun's feelings as shallow. For a while I thought it was to show his love to maya as an impulsive shallow feeling. But then we see him showing genuine concerns for Maya and her feelings etc. so I am quite confused what is going on with him. Similarly maya at certain scenes I feel she truly love and care for Arjun then in certain scenes it looks like she don't really love him but he is just someone she wants to control. I wonder why the writers are not consistent with how they portray Maya and Arjun's relationship.

Arjun was always shown to be eager to want to be successful and rich and maya being rich I think was a factor for his attraction towards her. He always talks about middleclass and he always seemed to be wanting to be not a middle class. Everything around Maya is glittering for him. Maybe these dialogues are supposed to show that in him.

Originally posted by: BIaddict

I sometimes wonder if this conflicting shades we see in Arjun and Maya relationship is flawed writing or if it is intentional. Like just before the Mauritius trip we see Arjun saying I am not in love with anyone and if Maya is in love with me it is her problem. And then immediately he is shown as someone deeeply in love with maya. I always wondered if it is an error in how the scenes were written or whether the writers wanted to portray Arjun's feelings as shallow. For a while I thought it was to show his love to maya as an impulsive shallow feeling. But then we see him showing genuine concerns for Maya and her feelings etc. so I am quite confused what is going on with him. Similarly maya at certain scenes I feel she truly love and care for Arjun then in certain scenes it looks like she don't really love him but he is just someone she wants to control. I wonder why the writers are not consistent with how they portray Maya and Arjun's relationship.

Arjun was always shown to be eager to want to be successful and rich and maya being rich I think was a factor for his attraction towards her. He always talks about middleclass and he always seemed to be wanting to be not a middle class. Everything around Maya is glittering for him. Maybe these dialogues are supposed to show that in him.

Originally posted by: .annihilation.

I don't understand the forum's need to bring Saanjh in every time there's a discussion on Maya. I don't mean you particularly, its just a general observation. Its almost like, for anything and everything Maya does, says or anything even remotely related to her, most people go, 'agar iske jagah Saanjh hoti toh so and so person wouldn't have reacted, would have accepted, would been okay, etc'.

Anyhoo, the bachelor party concept is essentially a western one but seems to have become a common fad everywhere. So, while I don't personally like the concept either, I don't really get the argument of it being 'wrong'. What wrong did he do exactly? He's partied like most fictional would-be husbands do before their marriage.

You can look at it that way but I don't. I could see that sense of fear, although its quite subtle as of now but not so abstruse enough for me to not be able to see it all. Those later bits of him bragging about having successfully won over a rich girl were just show though, that I agree. He didn't mean he didn't love or did it all just for the riches.