~ArHi FF~#2~The Hands of Time~ - Page 15

Amazingly well written...I could picture the scenes right in front of my eyes. Loved it.

forgot where my odl comment is... sorry:-)

The Raizada family still seem to be caught in the moment when they lost Anjali ...

Interesting chapter. Shame that a grown woman has not learned to accept and deal with her emotions. I understand that the loss of a child hits hard specially when you have no closure but to push away her remaining children in the pursuit of the one lost seems to be a character flaw in Aarti. A mother who has suffered loss would tend to hold on to her remaining brood twice as tightly as before.

Awesome chapter...got to know Arnav's mother, chacha, chachi and Arnav's brother aakash...Arnav's father is living in Mumbai now...all the family has made up their mind that Anjali is no more but aarti is still believing that she will find her daughter one day...the mother is still waiting for her daughter to comeback...aarti is so stubborn that she is not even listening to her son...she understood that he is attracted to khushi,,,,,,,,,,,,,i wish like the grandmother that peace should soon come into their family...thanks for the PM

It was really gud chapter
Loved it

Thank u for pm...😛

A very explosive update and it leaves us craving for more

That was some chapter !! Aarti's grudge, her stubbornness is really making family rip apart, Specially her children. I liked Sumitra's character. Elderly, love and ability to see things right. Have a feeling that Manorama has an important part to play in this story.Arnav, truly a family man. Aakash.. mystery !!

Bravo Sandhya!! You have once again fashioned a spellbinding Arhi story embellished with picturesque, striking locales, fascinating characters all draped in the mists of an intriguing mystery.

You have brilliantly portrayed the sharp contrast between Khushi's (Rao) and Arnav's (Raizada) families. The Rao's are a loving, cohesive, progressive family who have embraced the hardships of life to emerge strong and successful; whereas the wealthy Raizada's are a dysfunctional lot, tormented by the ghosts of the past, a family torn apart by the loss of a child/sibling.

Each of your characters has been crafted with meticulous care, be it the adorable grandma's Uma Rao and Sumitra Raizada - strong, independent, astute women devoted to their families especially their grandchildren or the cold, arrogant, condescending lady of the manor Aarti Raizada. Agreed Aarti is devastated by the heartbreaking loss of her daughter, but that does not give her the right to blame/accuse Khushi for this unfortunate mishap. She always disliked Khushi, referring to her as "dirt" when she chanced upon young Khushi and Anjali playing in the mansion. How did she even recognize Khushi after a gap of 20 years?? Was Aarti ever a loving, supportive mother and/or a good wife?

The jury is still out on Anjali's twin Akash, once a "mama's boy" now a grown man who seems to enjoy irking his mother at any given chance. I wonder what brought about this drastic change.

Arnav is a dutiful son, devoted grandson and a loving, supportive older brother. It will be interesting to see how he handles his growing attraction for Khushi knowing that she is the very girl his mother loathes and blames for the loss of his sister.

I am going to sit back and enjoy this captivating story as it journeys through the pictorial Nilgiri's, the hustle and bustle of Bangalore, the business world of Mumbai and wherever else you want to take us. Bring it on !!