Originally posted by: chicksoup
As usual the ironies, what he says and what he actually means
Main sirf Naanu ke liye rukha tha - main bas tumhe ek baar dekhna chahta tha
Mann nahi hai - jab tum is haal mein ho to main kaise kha sakta hoon
Apna khayal rakha - kaash main yahan ruk sakta tumhare liye
Apart from this, I had this one point to make which I think we should remember when talking about Shravan.
"Sumo ka Shravan aur Shravan ki Sumo", now the "Sumo" is important, simply becuase Suman had witnessed and survived a big tragedy even before she met Shravan, so if there is no Shravan, there is no Sumo, but Suman will still be there. Consider Shravan's case, the greatest tragedy in his life was two pronged, his mother and his love were both lost at the same time and Shravan's who is truly, madly and deeply in love with Sumo disintegrates when his Sumo is no longer with him. It has happened before when he decided to leave India but Sumo came running to him and that one incident of her coming back gave him hope for 10 years without any kind of communication, my heart breaks to see such love, all it will probably take for Shravan is some kind of an assurance from Sumo, he will deny it first but he is too much in love with her to lose her.
Beautiful analysis! 👏
These lines particularly struck me.
What he says and what he means...👏Excellent way of explaining Shravan's duplicity...😆
And what you said about Sumo and Suman and Shravan...👍🏼
Suman can exist as an empty shell without Shravan...Sumo would disappear forever...
Shravan would disintegrate and fade away without his Suman/ Sumo...
That is how much of stress they both can take...