Sai vs. Pakhi

Sai love not selfish always virat happiness important for sai she think virat happy with shurti so she left him pyaar insaan ko selfish banata par sai ka pyaar selfless hai.

Virat ka pyaar bhi selfless hai sai ke liye tohda jazabati aur bewakoof hai..

Pakhi muqa dekhti hai virat ke pass Jane ka us se rishta banane ka aaj bhi woh uske pass gayi apna pyaar dikhane par kay mila beizzati.

Love is never selfish, especially unconditional one and Sai when loves, she loves unconditionally, gives her everything into it.

Virat love is dumb, and selfish too...uska har baat par mai, mera rehta hai.

Pakhi is the dumbest and most selfish...Virat uska pyaar nahi, zidd hai.

I'll quote a famous sonnet from Shakespeare which is much more than this dumb show deserves:

"Love is not love Which alters when it alteration finds, Or bends with the remover to remove. O no! it is an ever-fixed mark That looks on tempests and is never shaken;"

That's love. Pakhi doesn't know what it is though she believes herself in love because her love couldn't withstand a mistaken phone call mix up.

Sai lives it in every action though she hasn't yet acknowledged that she is IN love.

Both Virat's and Pakhi's love is heavily conditional.

Pakhi is someone who would obsess over a man despite knowing that his feelings lie elsewhere. She will not care if the man is truly happy or not, she would just want him, all for herself. And of course, she doesn't have even an ounce of self-respect.

Virat is a man who will want to be understood well and supported by his partner, even when things are rough between them, but will fail to do the same if the cases are reversed. Keeping aside his toxicity and despicable character traits, he is someone who would be the best guy around when things are lovey-dovey but become a monster when things are not so smooth. People like Virat and people like Sai can never spend their entire life with each other and even if they do, it will be full of toxicity, hate and misery!

I wouldn't say that Sai's love is unconditional but it isn't even as selfish as Pakhi's and Virat's. Actually, except the love a parent gives his/her child, no love is unconditional. Love, coming with expectations and and a tiny-bit-selfishness, is inevitable. But Sai's self-respect, fiery nature and love for everyone is what makes her a real hero.😳

And yes, what is this Guroor dialogue? I have been reading it everywhere! I absolutely love Kashi Bai and that movie scene is one of my all-time favorites. PC was incredible in that one. So Sai said something similar to Virat?😲

True, I agree to every point you mentioned above...sai is someone who holds expectations, many of them, but if in return she is made to feel unwanted, she will still keep the other person's wishes above and go.

Sai is the hero of Ghum

Oh, that Guroor dialogue was so powerful....one of the best written dialogues in a lond time and the way Ayesha performs that scene and says it.... perfection...you should watch that scene, couldn't help but relate that to kashibai/ PC..In BM, Kashibai was the hero, I absolutely loathed bajirao and mastani...here sai is...

So the dialogue goes like...

Dil toota hai to dard hota hai,

Sapne tootte hai to takleef hoti hai,

Ummeede tootti hai to bohot bura lagta hai,

Lekin jab insaan ka guroor tootta hai to vo poora toot jaata hai,

Aap pe, aapki dosti pe jo mera guroor tha, vo todkar aapne mujhe hi Tod diya...

And then she looks at him fiercely and walks away...

Wow, you actually remember the entire dialogue?

The dialogue seems well written, I am excited now!

Yesterday's episode, is it?

Thanks for helping me out🤗

I watched it again in one of the insta clips and wrote it but that scene alone was loop worthy 😃

Yes, it's yesterday's episode...if you plan to watch, do it for Ayesha, don't expect anything from Neil.. can't understand his expressions these days at all...his reaction to this was too thanda.