The Chasm: Semantic Possibilities - Page 4

Originally posted by: avni01

👏🤗 For this post indrani.what a lovely post!!! I'm hating shravan right now in the show but I love him to death and absolutely love post expos shravan pov. I'm able to get him but not express it so thanks for this post. Must I say you are beyond excellence. Why are you not the cv??

Originally posted by: QUIRKY333

@indrani - come, let me give you a very tight hug! the way you have explained the nuances - is for the keeps! so many Aha! moments i had reading the post!

Shravan - desperate to marry sumo - in the garb of being a good son and unknowingly so (the garb that is)- chose to marry sumo - when he should have done the exact opposite - Ah! of course!

Sumo - the girl who once made a choice to include Shravan as her friend in the garb of acccepting a challenge she never attempted to solve - chose to make this new Shravan her life partner, again accepting a challenge and making a choice - when she could have easily done the opposite - Ah! the beauty of this parallel!

Shravan - the boy who always wanted to shadow his Sumo and was practically incomplete without her - finally said it himself, albeit unknowingly - that he cannot play his part as a husband without her being the wife - it takes two to tango after all - Of course!

Sumo - the girl who could not find any happiness in marrying an apparently happy-go-lucky aditya suddenly found unbridled happiness in marrying a Shravan - one that is grim and apparently hates her - and she does not know the reason in her beleief, a belief that sounds utterly ridiculous - but as she said she feels deep down as if everything if finally falling in to place - Ah! if this is not love - blind and unreasonable and very very stubborn - then what is!

the way Shravan and Sumo keeps getting intertwined with each other without even realizing it is pure love. The way they are attracted to each other to a very deep core - much much beyond any physical connect, is pure love.The way they admit being incomplete without each other and don;t even realize that they are admitting it, is pure love.

And Ramnath is scared. If he had been scared of Nirmala his entire lifetime (so much so that he fears even her shadow), he rightfully should be damn scared of Sumo. because unlike Nirmala, she is going nowhere. Here is a girl whose love and belief in her love is so strong that she waited for a decade around the corner for her love to return - with no expectations. She is here to stay and sweep her man off his feet.

Indrani - the way you understand and the way you write - is pure love darling! ❤️

Originally posted by: mayasingh

Lovely post

Originally posted by: preciousruby

I was blown away.. Brilliant post as usual..👏👏👏

You guys weave magic with words :) your post makes me feel excited about d future episodes...

Yet to watch yesterdays episode... I skipped some episodes in between too n need to reset my password on my laptop to log in.. m logged in on my cell ph but its a pain to write in from here...

Thanks for d pm..

Originally posted by: Fernweh

Brilliant brilliant Indrani, this has to be the most phenomenal analysis 👍🏼

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The pati pati dialogue so nonchalantly and sarcastically uttered seems so symbolic. And that ought to be the key to their growth as a couple. Wish the cvs could take a cue from your interpretations when they actually develop the transition!

Am sure the cvs have something good for us..

PS: attributing this question to my lack of knowledge, wanted to know whether you have authored any books already- you have such amazing writing prowess!

Originally posted by: indranigupta

Only articles...in peer-reviewed journals😆😃...

Fern...thank you so much...Fern...it means a lot...Wish i could show this response to my supervisor...she might believe I am of some value😃