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Bigg Boss 19: Daily Discussion Thread- 29th Sept 2025.
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This whole update is very realistic in the emotions etched... not a word or expression or feeling is out of place or seems contrived. "Gupta? What are you doing here?" "Should I go back?" Arnav's confusion at Khushi's unexpected presence and her unsure and hurt response come through loud and clear. She immediately touching his forehead to check if he's running a temperature, followed up with her rapid fire questions, is lovable. Khushi not responding to his kisses and caresses must have been such an unwelcome surprise to Arnav. Their ensuing conversation is much needed to make each realise how much the other means to him / her and where their relationship stands. Understand Khushi feeling that she is shut out from Arnav's thoughts and emotions because he doesn't share much about these... groping in the dark and unwittingly hurting one's partner with one's statements is not the way to progress in one's relationship. Pleased that Arnav avoided the Holi party only because he dislikes the festival rather than due to some trauma in his past. Is this their first serious fight after they got into a relationship? Don't mind, as it seems to be paving the way to a better understanding between the two. "You did. You lost your temper and you meant every word that you said. I don't get it. Was this some sort of sick joke? Why would you pursue me, MAKE me confess, when you knew how much I would invest into this and you weren't prepared to make the same kind of investment? I thought we'd been friends before any of this, Raizada. Or was I deluded there too?" "Listen to me, please. I care about you. I care about us. Yes, I admit that there are times when I deliberately switch off, but it's because I need space. I can't... I can't handle having another person so closely involved with my life. I've always been very independent and I don't know how to share things with a girlfriend. This is the first steady relationship I've had, Khushi. I'm trying. I really am." A moving glimpse of their insecurities and vulnerabilities! I concur with Khushi that there has been a gap in communication, especially from Arnav's side.
Kudos to Arnav's parents and to him for the manner in which they picked up the pieces of their shattered lives and continued on, especially his parents giving him the freedom to lead his life as he wants. From whatever we've seen of his parents till date, we had no inkling of this anguish and tragedy lying in their past... imagine the fear and conflicted emotions that his mom must have felt on learning that Arnav was involved with Khushi. While surely happy at the thought of Arnav having moved on, she must have been praying that he wouldn't have to face heartbreak any time. The mature way in which they deal with their insecurities and with Arnav's loss of a much-loved sister brings a lump to one's throat. Now, one understands his reaction to Khushi's comments during the whole discussion about suicide. Understanding Arnav's pain, Khushi instinctively moving closer to him to soothe him with her proximity is admirable. The devastating effect Shyam's death had on Anjali was heart-breaking to read. Though I don't condone suicides, imagine the anguish, loneliness and plight of someone who feels that they have no loved one to turn to in this world, that there is nothing worthwhile. While many say that suicide is the coward's way out, it does take bravery to take that final step. The guilt of those left behind, who feel they ought to have seen the signs or done even more to help the victim is heart-rending! It's no wonder that Arnav is afraid of allowing someone to come so close to him that she would become his sole reason for living. After his earlier self-destructive behaviour, he must be scared of history repeating itself if things don't work out with Khushi. Could Arnav's activities with the biker gang be what the bully who had waylaid Khushi before had been hinting at? Is that why he had been scared of Arnav? Though the bikers were in Delhi and that was in Panchgani, right? The insight into grief counselling and the setbacks of the sufferer are pretty realistic. No one can help you unless and until you admit that you need it. "I had consciously promised myself that I would never give any one that kind of control over me and my life and when I'm with you, it's frightening how easily I forget that. It's not that I don't care or am scared to commit. It's the opposite, in fact." Poignant words! This was a much-needed talk that gave each a perspective of the other's fears and feelings and made each realise just how important the other is in his / her life. They realise they need to be open and need to work on their relationship: they had a long way to go but she also knew that they had made enormous progress that evening and there was no turning back now... Khushi's decision to never give up on Arnav or on their relationship is heartening. After all that angst and intensity, the Payal-Aman interlude was sorely needed.
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