A ray of hope? - Page 6

Originally posted by: chicksoup

Actually, I'd appreciate if Suman acknowledged her contribution to this mess and went about this in a dignified manner...

..She needs to show him the way...but dignified..

@chicksoup- i agree, and have commented on this earlier too,that this serial is more about Shravan than Suman and for this reason one can empathize more with Shravan than Suman. Shravan is a stronger character of the two. And I guess, as a character Shravan can become vindictive. All accepted. But this binge drinking, screaming and self destructive behavior is not very becoming of him and is not how I initially understood the character. The earlier portrayal according to me was a man who was connivingly clever with a soft edge, who had a rational to explain every action, even the party - he speaks to his father about the right and wrong of what he is thinking before he plans his revenge. Now, this same person is planning blind revenge, hurling hurtful words (where earlier his words were measured even when he wanted to hurt sumo), and a lot of his actions seem to be without a clear thought or direction. Even if you jistify him as a character as one dealing with immense hurt, he does not resonate with me even as much as he did about a week ago. Ever since they brought self respect into the equation, the characters seem forced, to satisfy a certain section of the audience

Originally posted by: beagleboy

@chicksoup- i agree, and have commented on this earlier too,that this serial is more about Shravan than Suman and for this reason one can empathize more with Shravan than Suman. Shravan is a stronger character of the two. And I guess, as a character Shravan can become vindictive. All accepted. But this binge drinking, screaming and self destructive behavior is not very becoming of him and is not how I initially understood the character. The earlier portrayal according to me was a man who was connivingly clever with a soft edge, who had a rational to explain every action, even the party - he speaks to his father about the right and wrong of what he is thinking before he plans his revenge. Now, this same person is planning blind revenge, hurling hurtful words (where earlier his words were measured even when he wanted to hurt sumo), and a lot of his actions seem to be without a clear thought or direction. Even if you jistify him as a character as one dealing with immense hurt, he does not resonate with me even as much as he did about a week ago. Ever since they brought self respect into the equation, the characters seem forced, to satisfy a certain section of the audience

Originally posted by: poppinss

Originally posted by: poppinss

You may crucify me for saying this... But at the moment i have no pity for Shravan. He needs to manup and get some lessons in romancing av girl.

All that he says is i hate you, I am a new man and stares at Sumo till his eyes pop out. This has been going in circles 😊

Oh god i'm gonna charge you all along with cvs for my therapy bills

Originally posted by: KostinsQueen

Oh god i'm gonna charge you all along with cvs for my therapy bills

Shubh shubh bolo na ...my gut feeling is by the end of next week we r gonna get some dhamaka , if that dhamaka is again a new MU & i'm gonna die due to suffocation & panic attack

Originally posted by: chicksoup

Actually, to me Sumo is way stronger than Shravan. That is because as Nanu said- she has gone through a lot..has sacrificed a lot..more than what we have seen too...Shravan is volatile..still lost in the shock of whta happened ten years back...Suman is the only one who can lend him some stability...and that is why he needs Suman more than she needs him.

Suman doesn't need healing..she has healed herself...she has known abandonment at a more real level..and fact is she couldn't complain, because she had no one to complain to..She simply had to grow out of it...In fact, it took a visit to her childhood house for her to remember the dreams she had had...which she would only divulge to Shravan...and when he stopped caring, she buried them back again..asking for only one thing- his trust in her. Other than that she has no other demands..she doesn't seek apologies from him...

Shravan is definitely weak...He has rarely tried to venture out of his comfort zone...it took a lot of effort to get him to change his MCP thinking...and here again he is back to the same in the last episode...ladkon main zyada taakat hoti hai...still at that second promo- mard ko dard nahi hota.

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I think he is not supposed to have a clear thought or direction as you felt...when it comes to issues he has not YET SORTED OUT.

To me Shravan is a more flushed out character and so resonates well with me, better than Suman whose past and the depth of her love for Shravan we have had only little glimpses of. Whereas, we are given a detail narrative on Shravan's past and his love for Suman. If setting up pct and undergoing a struggle in doing so is the only thing in Sumans past then I can't justify everything she has done as having has a troubled past. Intact it is only now that they talk of her love with this new surprise letter.

I don't think Shravan is a sorted man either. But he is polished on the outside no matter how rough he is on the inside. Drinking and resorting to publicly insulting and humiliating someone should be beneath him. Remember how out of sorts he felt doing it the first time. So my point is that they introducing a new dimension to his character that to me does not fit with the Shravan of the London days

Originally posted by: chicksoup

Thrse people are accountable for what happened to Shravan ten years back...and one person could have changed his whole life if she had acted despite the two adults in his life...she had been young and careless...but the fact is, she must know how she could have made those the years easier on him...Despite my love for Sumo, I cannot help feeling for the scapegoat Shravan had become...all that anger has its roots going deep down...it is not an easy task healing such a guy.