Which scene led to you following the show?

I think there are a couple of people like me who haven't followed the show since the beginning. I remember seeing a trailer/episode (?) sometime when it started and thought this isn't for me and chucked it.

But then i came across a YouTube video of the scene - 'tu bin bataye' where aryan holds imlie's hand and i ended up being totally addicted to the show 😆

.. Its my current guilty pleasure

Which episode / scene got you hooked? Do tell.

Well for me it’s not scene but rather name “ASR”which led me to follow the show, I don’t follow the show from the beginning I don’t watch tv serials, first and last show which I used to watch was ipkknd, hence ASR ring the bells in my ears.

it wasn't one scene but rather a series...

first scene that caught my attention was

aryan teaching imlie how to use chopsticks

then the mahaepisode that ended in divorce papers

aryan finding her in her worst and supporting her through it

next was sorry imlie sequence....

after that i was doomed... celebrating 3 months of addiction today 😆

Bridge scene.

No matter how many times I praise that scene, it always will be less than it deserve.❤️

Originally posted by: SundariP

it wasn't one scene but rather a series...

first scene that caught my attention was

aryan teaching imlie how to use chopsticks

then the mahaepisode that ended in divorce papers

aryan finding her in her worst and supporting her through it

next was sorry imlie sequence....

after that i was doomed... celebrating 3 months of addiction today 😆

Ooooo... When i was binging through all they scenes, the chopsticks wala struck me as kind of awesome... We are all bombarded by messages to 'be yourself'... Which we take to mean that we don't need to improve or change... And aryan was like - whats all this nonsense.. Learn something new or how will you move ahead

Originally posted by: bips

Ooooo... When i was binging through all they scenes, the chopsticks wala struck me as kind of awesome... We are all bombarded by messages to 'be yourself'... Which we take to mean that we don't need to improve or change... And aryan was like - whats all this nonsense.. Learn something new or how will you move ahead

yes exactly...

i mean it's important to have self love and confidence

but there's also always a room for improvement....

loved that scene

i think it holds importance for imlie as well because she mentioned it in her aryan defense lecture to AKT when he revealed aryan's badla

Imlie Aryan tashanbaazi in new year party.

They were fireworks, -bright, intriguing and enigmatic.

On and off and a little regular when KC was there.

Then came the entry promo of ASR and it was deja vu. He reminded me so much of previous ASR and yet slowly he was becoming a class apart.

There's the scene where he asks to her to come home until she finds a better place to stay. He actually listens to what she tries to convey and understands it as well and pronto comes up with a rental contract. That was what hooked me, a man who actually listens, who acknowledges and respects a woman's notion. And I decided to continue to see how this character further develops and stick on until the ship sails or sinks 😆

I'm also a fan of FK in MDKD that helped me stick to it😆

The episode that ended in adilie’s divorce

He was there for her in her very low time

He encouraged her motivated her

The scene where Imlie is in the hospital with Aparna and Aryan calls her to tell about here shoes, from which he tripped. I saw a promo on YouTube where she asks him “kya tum has rahe ho Akkad Bhaagde” ? The moment I saw ASR and the way he blushed when Imlie asked him that, I was sold off