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Posted: 14 years ago
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Wafah, you have beautifully penned the same thoughts I have been having since he asked that loaded question in the temple in yesterday's episode. I watched that scene and the precap 5-6 times.

I do hope that in the next few episodes they do show the two of them learning to understand each other further and become each others strength. I don't want her to learn about her being Bhagonwali until their relationship is solidified and a trust level has been built because when she does find out she is going to be instigated to doubt his reason for staying with her and the marriage. (I just feel that Vishnu was planning something like that or having G framed and arrested to keep him away from R).

There is so much scope for the creatives to use in the upcoming episodes. Lets hope they do it right.

Nina

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: azuria

I love all your posts Wafa. Very well articulated. I feel I fail at such places. Avery good analysis. The ways of destiny working is very different from what we know. I have experinced it in my life and That is why I have full faith in Guddu and Runjhun that they will find out and understand it one day it comes as a surprise.

At one place Guddu said that he will not let Runjhun mary in the coming seven lives. I got the feeling that he is following her from previous lives. Only an Indian can have such toughts.🤪



😆I don't know about him following him from other lives...but yes to me they've been tied together inexplicably to each other. Guddu starting off could have easily gone after Mahadevi hassling her for Vishnu's money, but it was Runjhun who does the errands. Runjhun who came under Guddu's radar. Guddu unwittingly has always helped Runjhun from her Aunts, and Abhi who might have liked Runjhun and who could stand up to Guddu wasn't appropriate for Runjhun because he would never be able to protect Runjhun the only way Guddu can (even Amma realizes this now, I think) so I truly believe that even in their surface differences they're internally the same and seek the same.

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: kittykisser

You know Wafah everytime i saw an argument between them i thought the same thing - he is pushing her to get a reaction out of her.

He will never understand her passive nature because he didnt grow up that way.I mentioned it before that Runjhun has this passive nature because she feels obligated towards her Amma and her Mama and mamis because she really dont have anyone else. Her mom is not alive and i dont think i ever heard mention about her dad and she doesnt have any brothers and sisters.
I too believe that Runjhun will eventually begin to stand up for herself. In some recent episodes i have noticed that when the aunts order her around she make 'funny faces' and before her expression used to be the same sad droppy face. So i believe that is the first step.
With regards to Guddu and her feeling of love- i dont think runjhun has ever been in love not even with abhigyan. Abhigyan was just a saviour to her and her honour and she was grateful. So even if she is feeling any sort of love for Guddu she wont understand herself. It will take a while.
And i think that will be the next storyline that the creatives should expand on and they shouldnt rush it. Guddu has already realised there is a spark for her in him but he doesnt understand women so that is why he reacts that way. The creatives should focus on runjhun's feeling now and show us when she goes through her conflicting emotions.
I must say that i admire and value your every post Wafah - you really know how to express yourself.

Wow i am rambling. i will stop here.



LOL Ramblings are usually an out pour of the brain and sometimes a good thing...Guddu grew up with a father who had high expectations and all he got was disappointment. His father is quick to judge against him. Then in his rough where he brought himself up he's seen how the system works and being passive means being the victim, and he's shielded himself from becoming the victim. The idealogy of hurt others before they hurt you whereas Runjhun believes in healing even if you're hurt. Neither of them are healthy ways to go about life. Which is why Guddu and Runjhun fit each other so perfectly. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and I think if handled as delicately as they've been handling emotions it will be a nice development, because the CVs have almost always done great justice to true human emotions that flit in and on. Both Guddu and Runjhun have to grow and hopefully they will grow toward each other.

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: gardes

Just one more thing to add...

Love is defined as different things by different people, depending on their perspectives.
It is not always passion and kisses. It is in little things people do for each other, not to be confused with duties and responsibilities.
Yesterday, Runjhun mentioned food to Amma as Guddu drove away. In her own way she cares enough to think of such things at the wrong moments. But what is she really saying? Would you call that love? I would say so. I think Guddu almost realizes it too when he revisits the fact in the temple that Runjhun took care of him when he had both his arms and legs broken. What would motivate her to do so in spite of his nastiness?
It is all about evaluating actions and motives of the other person and the answer stares you in the face. The CVs brought that out yesterday beautifully with Guddu's monologue in the temple.
There are just so many nuances that you have to go over each scene to catch every little bit shown.
Haila, kids, did you get what I am saying today?
Gardes, enough ramblings... get back to work! 😕



Aah Gardes,
Yes love is truly defined by different things by different people, depending on their perspectives.
It is also why sometimes we don't understand it when others show us love because it is not how we're accustomed to showing it, till we understand how the person thinks.

Someone wise told me the same thing that love isn't all about passion and kisses. She said she was tired one day, and walked in home, and she didn't have to say anything, her husband told her to rest that day and took care of her in his own way. She told me that he wasn't one to show overt gestures but in those simple things she could sense his love.

Guddu in his conflict realizes that Runjhun has done nothing but taken care of him even when he's troubled her and wanted her to stop. I think one of the reasons why he was sullen was like Kukkan told him, he wanted Runjhun to stop. They were mad at each other and yet she refused to let him be mad and didn't yell at him even though he knew she was mad. At the hospital she was devastated at the possibility of not seeing Guddu again, yet when she knows he's fine, in her own way she scolds him and tells him he shouldn't have driven drunk.

As they come to understand each other, they will understand to small nuances and will be able to read each other better, and in some ways it can not be done with outside influence, in which Amma is right and they have to find their own way. If the world interferes then they will be led astray because no matter how much you choose to ignore the outside world, the thoughts creep in.

Every hurdle they cross will change their equations but they have to learn to forge and only then their marriage will be stronger...

Gardes thanks for sharing you insights...since I'm not married I can only speculate from what I've observed in my work, and in different interactions based on my own personal interactions with people. I've seen tragedies in life break marriages and some cement it further so it truly depends on person to person.

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: luvsagar

Wafah, you have beautifully penned the same thoughts I have been having since he asked that loaded question in the temple in yesterday's episode. I watched that scene and the precap 5-6 times.

I do hope that in the next few episodes they do show the two of them learning to understand each other further and become each others strength. I don't want her to learn about her being Bhagonwali until their relationship is solidified and a trust level has been built because when she does find out she is going to be instigated to doubt his reason for staying with her and the marriage. (I just feel that Vishnu was planning something like that or having G framed and arrested to keep him away from R).

There is so much scope for the creatives to use in the upcoming episodes. Lets hope they do it right.

Nina




Thanks for your kind words, Nina. I hope too that their relationship grows stronger as the day comes that no matter what rocks are thrown it might only ripple on the surface and not create a massive wave. They do still have a long ways to go, but Runjhun does trust Guddu in some ways, because she once told him regarding the money issue that if anyone else had told her she wouldn't have believed it but only because Guddu said it so she knows.

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Wow!! That was so good, Wafah... Thank you for sharing..
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Wafah you are truly awsome...thanx for the thoughts
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Wafah...you have a way with words...very beautiful said...I love reading your posts...
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: Wafah

Today Guddu asks God if he wants to spend a lifetime just understanding Runjhun. I couldn't help but smile at his question. He is truly conflicted and Amma's words have sobered his anger, but like he told Amma he feels cheated. Today he voiced out all his conflicts, and in some way it was telling that Runjhun's passive nature has bothered him from before. I think all that torture he meted out on her was to try and push her limits. He kept on pushing because she refused to react. Today he voices it out that no matter how much he pushed Runjhun didn't so much as let out a sigh.

I think he noticed it after their marriage too. I think Runjhun's personality confuses him. How can someone sit so silently and give till she can no more but never complain. He tells Amma that Runjhun allows herself to be tortured. He can't understand why when she can be so stubborn and strong willed, she can also at the same time close herself from reacting to things around her. It's almost like sometimes Guddu tries to push her buttons so she will push back, and so far it hasn't worked.

They still waters run deep and Runjhun is a very still water where as Guddu is the storm that pushes and rages trying to create a tidal wave in the water, but so far no luck. Runjhun has pushed herself so far from reaction that he will really have to reach deep within to get her out, and for that it might take him a while. If you truly think about it, Runjhun in some ways doesn't know how to receive affection just like in some ways Guddu doesn't know how to. They both transfer their feelings as something else.

I know the way Runjhun brings Amma in her thoughts, and worries what Amma will think, what Amma will say is bothersome to see for many, but Runjhun has only known this way to show affection. Guddu once said that Runjhun is the reflection of her Amma, and in some sense Runjhun sees herself as Amma's reflection, and can be only happy when Amma is. Amma has slowly pushed Runjhun away, but for Runjhun she represents comfort and her safety zone.

Runjhun has to become stronger and I don't mean develop a backbone strong, she needs to pull out of the shell she's created, and hopefully learn to react to the wrong that is committed against her. Hopefully Guddu will be her support system to get her there. She's already started reacting, and speaking up more, but still its more because of others, and not for herself, but she'll eventually get there.

I think in the next few episodes we're going to see Guddu standing by her, being her shield till she learns to bear the weight on her own. I think till Runjhun isn't strong she can't handle the revelation of her own fortune. I think Guddu and Runjhun will slowly start understanding each other more. Guddu might think that he's the only one who doesn't understand Runjhun, but he is as misunderstood. Runjhun doesn't completely understand Guddu either. She doesn't understand her own affections for Guddu. The way she cares and worries for him. The way she can sense his presence (twice now) when they're not together. She's become attuned to him, even though she's always had a sense of Guddu (their second touch really where they both seek blessing and ring the bell and the third touch when he places his hand under hers at the wedding).

For some reason they've always been tied together without realizing why, be it curiosity, be it revenge, be it anger. Their paths are tied to each other. Guddu asks if Runjhun is fortunate why is she married to him. Neither realize what a blessing they've been granted in each other. They are each others strength, each others salvation and in many ways kindred spirits even in their differences because all they both really require to be happy is simple love.

Someday both will realize that and every nuance of the story has been to focus on that, to eventually but slowly lead to these two coming together, learning about each other, and truly understanding each other, maybe it will take them both a lifetime, but isn't that what marriage is about. Spending time understanding each other, talking to each other, working as a joint unit, while still being able to retain their individuality. They have a long ways to go, but they also have quite a lifetime left to understand each other...little by little...




Wow! how beautifully written, Wafah.
Yes, marriage is a lifetime of learning and understanding.
Nothing more to say than what you have already written so beautifully and lovingly in your post.

I'll just put my thoughts on some of the scene that u picked for your post -
The temple scene where he questions God to explain to him how he is supposed to understand this girl called Runjhun whom he is married was really Profound for me. I have goosebumps when ever I think about that scene. It was really powerful, that entire scene when he thinks back how he had treated her and how she never really reacted in a bad way and still he is unable to understand what to make that out as in the circumstances that he is in, was really such a powerful scene.

The other thing you mentioned was about her standing up. Yup, I agree to that totally. I wanted to reply to so many posts in past days when that was brought out, but re-tracked. But now that you brought up, I am glad to read it and would like to say, even I saw the same - that she stands up not for herself, but for others. Whether she is questioning Mamis on why they are treating her Amma badly or why M&Ms are being nasty to her husband or whether she refuses to do their bidding and runs to look for her Guddu ji, it was never for herself, but for others.

I am resigned to the fact that Runjhun can forever be indebted to her M&Ms for her life, I really wouldn't care as long as she knows her priority when it comes to M&Ms Vs. Guddu and she has shown me that already. In addition if Guddu teaches her to stand up and face her M&Ms for herself too, I am all for it as well.

I so wished Amma replied to his question - "If she was a Bhagonwali, then why is she married to me, a man who is a thug", but I guess CVs will bring that up later and make it really worth for both of them when that is revealed. But it is so true .. they are blessed to have each other. For both of them, they could not have gotten a better life-partner than each other.

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: bee5

Wow! how beautifully written, Wafah.

Yes, marriage is a lifetime of learning and understanding.
Nothing more to say than what you have already written so beautifully and lovingly in your post.

I'll just put my thoughts on some of the scene that u picked for your post -
The temple scene where he questions God to explain to him how he is supposed to understand this girl called Runjhun whom he is married was really Profound for me. I have goosebumps when ever I think about that scene. It was really powerful, that entire scene when he thinks back how he had treated her and how she never really reacted in a bad way and still he is unable to understand what to make that out as in the circumstances that he is in, was really such a powerful scene.

The other thing you mentioned was about her standing up. Yup, I agree to that totally. I wanted to reply to so many posts in past days when that was brought out, but re-tracked. But now that you brought up, I am glad to read it and would like to say, even I saw the same - that she stands up not for herself, but for others. Whether she is questioning Mamis on why they are treating her Amma badly or why M&Ms are being nasty to her husband or whether she refuses to do their bidding and runs to look for her Guddu ji, it was never for herself, but for others.

I am resigned to the fact that Runjhun can forever be indebted to her M&Ms for her life, I really wouldn't care as long as she knows her priority when it comes to M&Ms Vs. Guddu and she has shown me that already. In addition if Guddu teaches her to stand up and face her M&Ms for herself too, I am all for it as well.

I so wished Amma replied to his question - "If she was a Bhagonwali, then why is she married to me, a man who is a thug", but I guess CVs will bring that up later and make it really worth for both of them when that is revealed. But it is so true .. they are blessed to have each other. For both of them, they could not have gotten a better life-partner than each other.



Thanks Bee...
The CVs do such a good job with penning out powerful scenes, be it his with Amma, or Guddu at the temple. I think the mind change came with the sindoor but not because he took it as a sign of God or such...I feel like even though in the end his decision was to break ties, even as he sid he wasn't convinced, and you can see it in his eyes as he stands there hoping that he has reason to change his mind. His last question seemed to be why should I do this for Runjhun when all of this she did for Amma, and the sindoor part seemed to in a way give him his answer because as he stands there contemplating he realizes that regardless she is his wife, and he has a sense of responsibility to her, and the way he puts "Tell Amma" in the end, it's more like he's also doing it for Amma in a way, which is why as Rani mentioned in her post he seems just a little detached like he's got a sense of responsibility, and maybe in part his instinctual need to protect Runjhun that he can't admit to.

Also I've wondered if Runjhun will ever speak up for herself, and I like you am resigned that maybe it will never happen for herself but like you said as long as between Guddu vs. her mama and mami if Guddu is her priority, as it is apparent in the way she sometimes defends him then it is fine.

As for Amma answering Guddu on the "thug " question. I think what Amma says might not matter, and it has to come from Runjhun. So the CVs might be leaving it like you said for later when Runjhun deals with her own feelings and can tell Guddu that, because initially she was the one who cursed her fate at getting married to a thug so she has to be the one to convince Guddu.


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