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"Luck is a goddess not to be coerced and forcibly wooed by those who seek her favours. From such masterful spirits she turns away. But it happens sometimes that, if we put our hand in hers with the humble trust of a little child, she will have pity on us, and not fail us in our hour of need."
- P G Wodehouse, A Damsel in Distress
The above quote is one of my favourites, from one of my favourite authors.
Luck, is a very strange thing, and luck is what I have been thinking of, ever since yesterday's episode. Two important characters from our beloved story has indulged the Goddess Luck, albeit in entirely different ways. Kismat, or luck, is something you can't force in our favour, and that is exactly what we saw in today's episode. Yes, you can try all you want, but if there isn't a tinge of honesty in your intentions, you are not likely to please the Goddess Luck. Satya must have challenged luck with arrogance, but he used the path of deceit, and it backfired on him.
Raghu, on the other hand, indulged luck with a childlike innocence, his only intention being giving the girl he loves a chance at the prize. And of course, the lady luck couldn't help but smile at this charming young lover.
Raghu and Antara are, in a way destiny's children... they were united by the destiny, and kismat has her own plans for them. What can a meagre creep like Satya do, when he himself is only a pawn in this grand game of fate?
The whole screenplay of their love story has been written at the hands of destiny (well, not literally of course😆.. literally it is Mr.Hegde and Janki😆), and everyone including DM and Satya have a role to play... They do not control this story... Earlier, I have been worried about the effect DM has on Raghu and what that will do to our love birds... But I am not worried now... The passion we see in them, the purity of their love, will win over all obstacles eventually... This is an epic love story we have here... One that will be remembered always...
