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Another excellent episode, however what resonated with me was the scene with Kesar and Paanbaa. Here was an excellent opportunity for Paanbaa to have a great heart-to-heart conversation with her son. She didn't like hearing that Gulaal had made some very important decisions and promises on behalf of her son and in fact had told Gulaal to stop worrying about her son. But when Kesar, who is so lost right now, came to her and said that I am asking you this not as a mother but as a woman. He asked some excellent questions. And she missed the chance to respond properly.
As a mother of two very young sons I salivate at the thought of them one day coming to me to ask for advice not as a mother but as a woman. Wow...what significant turning point in their relationship. The son says I am grownup and don't need you to mother me but I still value your opinion and that too as a woman.
We know Paanbaa has gone through the deyarvatu experience, she could have talked about how difficult it is for a woman to accept someone else in her life, or to let go of your first love. There were so many things she could have said but she said something about Tallie?!?!?!?!
For the very first time I felt that the writers failed us and missed an excellent opportunity to add some depth to the mother son relationship! There was absolutely no reason for them to bridge the two scene - Paanba/Kesar scene with the Tallie/Kesar scene. T & K could have accidentally run into each other!
Don't get me wrong the episode was wonderful . I loved it but I hold Gulaal to higher standards and that scene was a FAIL for me!!
Shelly
As a mother of two very young sons I salivate at the thought of them one day coming to me to ask for advice not as a mother but as a woman. Wow...what significant turning point in their relationship. The son says I am grownup and don't need you to mother me but I still value your opinion and that too as a woman.
We know Paanbaa has gone through the deyarvatu experience, she could have talked about how difficult it is for a woman to accept someone else in her life, or to let go of your first love. There were so many things she could have said but she said something about Tallie?!?!?!?!
For the very first time I felt that the writers failed us and missed an excellent opportunity to add some depth to the mother son relationship! There was absolutely no reason for them to bridge the two scene - Paanba/Kesar scene with the Tallie/Kesar scene. T & K could have accidentally run into each other!
Don't get me wrong the episode was wonderful . I loved it but I hold Gulaal to higher standards and that scene was a FAIL for me!!
Shelly
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