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Actually people I was re-watching some old epis and I realized how amazing were the 3-4 episodes just after SUmo returned to Tiwari Killa from hospital. In all those days, Shravan was neither the lawyer Shravan Malhotra nor Ramnath Malhotra's son. He was just this man who had unconditional irrevocable love for his childhood best friend ❤️ What all he cared for was Sumo...her needs, her medicines, her self-confidence. Right from helping her to motivating her to even scolding her.
Especially this epi 87...I think it was a gem of an epi!!
First the start...Shravu scolds Sumo to excersice properly..How cute he is when he is jamaofying his haq on her 😳 "Jab doctor karwate hain to kaise ho jate hai...chalo theek se karo" 😆
Then the whole scene where ShraMan end up accidently hearing PreeKar's Coochie Coo conversation...Almost after ages both forget their differences and become a team like old days. The way Sumo is all excited to grill Pushkar and Shravan is just left looking at her smile in awe!
And then how later on the dining table Sumo takes class of Pushkar and even pulls Shravan in the stunt...that confidence in her eyes ki whatever it be...her chashmish will always be on her side even if its about pulling his brother's leg 😉
And after that the whole scene with the doc...The way Shravu is looking over when Doc check's...the concern in hsi eyes...the smile when doc declares her chances of recovery are very good...How only he knows Its cooking that can bring her back 😳 I mean didnt we all die to see this version of Mr. Malhotra like anything? The man who would respect his wife/gf for her talent and hardwork, for how far she had come. For her struggles and her skills. I think probably this epi was one of the biggest reasons I never agreed that Shravan Malhotra was an MCP or he didnt respect Sumo's independence/her talent. Its just that he got brain-washed that made him look like someone who didnt respect his wife's abilities. But the way he pushed her towards cooking...the way he had so much trust in her ability..How he reminded her that in childhood too she used to get afraid without trying...the way he knew how anything but cooking can cure her...It was so evident how much he respected Sumo's career and her independence. 😳
Its strange I never realized this was such a meaningful epi when it aired...Tho I loved it then but now watching it seems like bliss. I wish this show hadnt ended...I so miss everything about it 😭
Anupamaa
