Heartwarming scene- Finally Devga - Page 2

yest Devga scene was beautiful. First Durga forcing him to take X-ray,then hospital scene it was funny and the last scene were Dev searches for the locket. Durga thinking that locket given by me matters him to more than his life.Just loved Sanjeeda acting in that scene.

Just saw the episode.. Excited to have Durga softening towards Dev. Hope this continue

@Abray and Dolly what interested me most in the hospital scene was the nurse dismissive attitude when Dev tells Durga is not his wife as if it is certain that if a girl comes with a guy she can be either his wife or GF😆😆😆

Originally posted by: Dolly-heart

I too enjoyed the hospital scene, I agree their faces were worth watching,

I hope Durga rethinks her opinion of Dev and tries to find the truth before it is too late.

I loved the scene between Durga and Shakshi too where both were jabbing each other

with their double talk.😆

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@Abray and Dolly what interested me most in the hospital scene was the nurse dismissive attitude when Dev tells Durga is not his wife as if it is certain that if a girl comes with a guy she can be either his wife or GF😆😆😆

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@Abray and Dolly what interested me most in the hospital scene was the nurse dismissive attitude when Dev tells Durga is not his wife as if it is certain that if a girl comes with a guy she can be either his wife or GF😆😆😆

No offense but the hospital scene was ridiculous. 😆 They do not ask you to take off your shirt for X ray of the hand! I and my parents were laughing when this scene was shown.

@Shruti: But it's a daily soap, everything happens for a reason. There's a reason behind the nurse's confusion 😆

@Abray I too thought about the shirt thing later. Why for hand X-Ray he need to remove shirt😆. But you know whenever I watch hindi movies or soaps I have learned to keep certain part of my brain silent.

@atominis: Although I do agree about Durga's almost forced entry into the Goenka house, I disagree with your statement about Nitya. There is a difference between being friendly and being friends...I have been friends with my housekeeper's daughter and son all my life and friendly with others, hence I'd like to point out the distinction.

@Shruthi: Being a Malayalee, I have to say, I don't find logic in a lot of Malayalam movies, especially my dad's favorite action/comedy movies! The heroes are treated like superheroes, much like in Bollywood. Tragedy is more realistic in those movies though.