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Regina

@mizzundaztud

Dazzler

Posted: 9 years ago

#21

As usual great post Sam... This week, upcoming episodes will definitely answer many questions and will emphasise on many aspects... Now the drama has begun and how... Loving it

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Samridhi

@BinKuchKahe.

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

#22

@JugniBolt

Your DP..Barfi & Jhilmil <3

Coming to your post, WORD on Suman needing major redemption. She did cross a line she shouldn't have. But I think the fact that she's matured & is no longer the narcissist bully she once was, is definitely a positive step towards making her worthy of Shravan's forgiveness in the long run, when she actually realises her mistakes & repents for them. For now, though, she deserves to BURN.

It's definitely been a long time since an Indian show kept me glued & inspired a post from me after each episode, so yeah hi-5 on that! Hope to see you around :)

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Samridhi

@BinKuchKahe.

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: Ri21

I dont think ram nath ll be shown in negative light specially after showing him so emotional about his family and wants family to stay together always.

I agree with you, Riya. I don't see Ramnath as manipulative, especially after that scene where he displayed so much emotional vulnerability in wanting to keep the family together. But then the possibility is there, as that would explain where Shravan gets his dark & manipulative side from. As they say, like father, like son. But I hope he isn't shown to be manipulative. Shravan needs positive people around him.

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Sanika

@Legilimens

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: prc_fan1

No Suman, you did not do it in 'bachpana'. Until friday's episode, I could still say that this girl hurt him in innocence, even though there was never any denying that she was a bully. But after today's episode, I can't say the same. What she did was no innocent act. She was an all out bully, a true blue narcissist for whom friendship did not matter. All that mattered was her selfish ego, her need to boss over everyone in school & be the cool, queen B of the school. Shravan never mattered to her. Because if she did, she would have never done that to him.

I agree on what you said Sam, except for one part, the one that has been bolded.

Shravan did matter to her, you could see the concern on display when he fell, she was torn between helping him and maintaining her image.

However, she chose her image over her friendship, which she would later come to regret.

The whole thing is not black and white, either Shravan or her status. She did care about him, however that care was not enough to overcome her need to be liked.

Amazing post as always, it is a battleground out there😆

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Samridhi

@BinKuchKahe.

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: Sanika.

I agree on what you said Sam, except for one part, the one that has been bolded.
Shravan did matter to her, you could see the concern on display when he fell, she was torn between helping him and maintaining her image.
However, she chose her image over her friendship, which she would later come to regret.
The whole thing is not black and white, either Shravan or her status. She did care about him, however that care was not enough to overcome her need to be liked.

Amazing post as always, it is a battleground out there😆

Sanika, I see your point. And that is the reason I always supported Suman as well, because if she made fun of him, she did in some ways make it up to him by making him aware of his importance. Yes, she did look concerned when he fell, but yet she didn't help him. At that point, she knew how much he needed her. She was aware of how he used to come running to her with his problems, & so she was aware of his emotional vulnerability & his need to confide in her. Yet, she chose to remain silent even though he plead to be listened to. That sealed the matter for me - that she never cared enough.

Honestly, even at this moment, it really seems like she doesn't care. Had she been truly apologetic, she would have sent him a message apologizing rather than stalking him. It seems like she apologized to him out of sheer convenience because he was in India & also to get rid of her own guilty conscience.

Edited by prc_fan1 - 9 years ago

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poppinss

@poppinss

Rocker

Posted: 9 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: Ri21

I dont think ram nath ll be shown in negative light specially after showing him so emotional about his family and wants family to stay together always.

Something does not tie the knots... Ramnath can be dark... The actor can play both pos and neg role convincingly

Suman did what she did because of her age and stupidity. But Shravan doing the same would achieve nothing. What does he expect from her otherthan an apology. What more can she do. .. The harm done is done.

He can be at peace only when he learns to forgive and forget. Is powder puff his current flame any better?

I will repeat there is more to Sumo than what had been revealed yet.

The cvs are so good that one day they make us root for Shravan and the other day Suman. Both ate right and wrong and both are human to err...

Edited by poppinss - 9 years ago

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chicksoup

@chicksoup

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 9 years ago

#27

The question of the decade.😉😆

Lovely episode. But they are not fair and square.

His last dialogue before she finally left, makes her sins irredeemable.😉

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WinniethePooh.

@WinniethePooh.

Navigator

Posted: 9 years ago

#28

What a powerful episode..hats off. I have so much to say.

Reserved for now..will be back in a while to comment.

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OnlyHope

@OnlyHope

Trailblazer

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

#29

AMAZING episode. They can never be equal. What he did to her was TODAY, after 10 long years..and he did it out of pain that she caused him back then. In my opinion, only his approach was wrong.

What SHE did to him, that was in NO way insensitive, or out of immaturity or childishness. They weren't KIDS. Yes, they were in school, but they were very mature to know things like love, feelings, friends, etc. The only thing Sumo was influenced by was immense peer pressure and the need to maintain her "image". That's not childishness at all.

Until Friday, it wasn't revealed what exactly happened besides her always ignoring him. But today, it's crystal clear how she actually made him feel when he needed her the most...at a time when a friend proves his/her friendship without being asked to do so.

In no way, are they fair square.

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poppinss

@poppinss

Rocker

Posted: 9 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: chicksoup
The question of the decade.😉😆
Lovely episode. But they are not fair and square.

His last dialogue before she finally left, makes her sins irredeemable.😉

Chick, there lies the fun. How they are going to change each other.

He still can't let go of her. .. 😆

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