Aryan-Imlie/ AryLie Discussion Thread 9 🧿 - Page 44

Originally posted by: Happysoul17

Kya mein aapke Aru baby k photos ko publicly use karsakti hun for my other SM apps???

Yeah sure! Might wanna save them as they will disappear after 7 days.

Also, if on twit please tag me ( I'm not sure if there is a tag thing on Twitter), would love to see your posts

I developed a new obsession 😂

K drama snow drop 😆 since then missing out on arylie

I think imlie just Ned to stop interfering in adini personal life she keep taunting Malini that how adi still loves her only is childish

2 Aryan 👎🏼 what with him today why he hold her like that that's not right at all 😆 but acchi bat yeah Hea ki imlie nea thappar na Mara usea

Stage pea Aryan nea itnea passionately ❤️ imlie ko keecha aur usse dhek sab batissi kyo dhika rahe thea 😅🤣 God knows kissi love chemistry feel na hoi

Yeah aaj ka second round ho gaya for better insight.... Aur abhi aaj ka gushing over Aryan post baaki hai!! 😆

IKR .. these shows not worth losing mind over... And def need to bring the expectations down a notch... Inn logo se na ho payega...

Switch off the moral science i guess.

Originally posted by: Pavilion_way

Yeah sure! Might wanna save them as they will disappear after 7 days.

Also, if on twit please tag me ( I'm not sure if there is a tag thing on Twitter), would love to see your posts Baaki mein kuch bhi kahin bhi post nahi karti. Twitter mein bhi new account banaya hai just to take part in trend,likes and Vote.

Thank you for the permission🤗❤️

Originally posted by: libran90

None of the shows we see has anything progressive about them. All shows are regressive and rinse and repeat the same trope over and over again. Rarely few shows like Anupama or BV1 come by. So let's not get into such a discussion.

Shows are not worth discussing sociology and anthropology because they are meant to be shows. Writers have zero creative depth as much as we show in our discussions. This is entertainment and entertainment are no-brainers yaar. If you invest your mind or heart, these people will go out on a limb to fck it. So let it be. Just relax😉

I get it. This is what ITV is about. But I don’t know. I think my whole life, yeah I’ve seen shows that literally are meant to be no-brainers - but we should expect more from the entertainment we consume. What purpose does media have if not to challenge, provoke, and start dialogue.

I’ll be honest I never look at ITV for that. But that begs the question, why not? When I watch “regular” TV I expect more from the entertainment I’m consuming. I don’t know the whole of the ITV landscape but I hope there are options beyond these shows then that do challenge audiences, that do put something else, beyond illogical entertainment into the world. Not saying there’s nothing wrong with just really basic, check out for a minute, entertainment.

Here you have people with a platform to tell stories, and what are they doing with that platform? It is a privilege to have that - to be able to reach audiences like they do, that privilege also comes with a responsibility that audiences should hold them accountable to. Even no-brainer entertainment shouldn’t be regressive. Agar kuch acha nahin dekhana to kechard toh nah pehlao. And I’m not just talking about this scene, but just in general.

I talk about it a lot in regards to American/western media - representation matters! You have a girl like Imlie, who’s from a small village, who happens to turn on the TV and tune into this show, what is she going to see?! What is she going to relate to? You have women who are constantly being abused at home, turn on the TV, what do they see? Other women being emotional, mentally, verbally, physically abused - but they’re meant to be mahan and just take it? What does that do? What does that tell that woman who’s experiencing something similar at home?

Now I’ve seen a lot of people apologizing for Aryan’s behaviour, making excuses, finding rationalizations for it - I mean I did it as well. Why are we finding reasons to make sense of or excuse his behaviour in the name of entertainment - and “that’s just how it is”. What does that say to the young girl that’s sitting there watching TV and learning from shows like this what romance is, what love is?! American TV is also rife with romanticization of toxic behaviours. When I was still teaching I had so many conversations with my students about this. At least here there are multiple sources of entertainment and media to see examples of relationships.

I’m not saying that we should be looking to ITV or any TV to show us all the things, but the realty is that it’s a powerful medium, and it’s not going to solve the worlds problems alone, but we should expect more from it. It’s not enough to just write it off as a thing that happens.

And with that I’m officially signing out and going to bed. I’m too tired and I don’t know if I even conveyed my thoughts coherently. Absolutely nothing against you Libran, please don’t take this the wrong way, it’s just something I feel a bit strongly about.

Hi everyone

I have been a silent reader of this wonderful thread for a while but I couldn't keep myself from commenting today.

Here is my take on today's episode:

The hullabaloo over Aryan's death grip or his deleting the message from Imlie's phone is because we have placed him on a pedestal. But that has never been the intention of the makers. Aryan has always been portrayed as a grey character who has a lot of darkness in his heart because of the traumatic experience in his past. He is a guy on a dark mission: revenge. The flashbacks of his life intend to show us that Aryan has deliberately suppressed his soft side in his quest for revenge (Remember Arpita crying in front of Mata rani- Mera bhai apni guilt or dard mein doobta ja raha hai). I won't be surprised if some of Aryan's actions in the future are that of an anti-hero because that is who he is. Aryan's journey would be to bring that inherent goodness in his heart to the surface. This is where Imlie comes into the picture. She is the answer to Narmada and Arpita's prayers to Mata rani to send someone to save Aru's soul.

So, the death grip on the arm, immediately followed by a much softer scene was to portray the juxtaposition of light and darkness in Aryan's life.

Originally posted by: Piratequeen

So, the death grip on the arm, immediately followed by a much softer scene was to portray the juxtaposition of light and darkness in Aryan's life.

Agree. Also I thought it was similar to the scene wherein he threw her out of the office when he found her sleeping there and denied her even a sip of water. But soon realizes how harsh he was and goes to find her and offers her some water. He seems to be in conflict with himself.