Hello Nims. I see that there is still a fan of the series who loves long posts. I'm glad if re-plug in the family so the call because the bass such as family. We have everything here and moms and dads and brothers and sisters just yet to determine who is who, it is a little kidding. Welcome back.😊Hey Hammie!
Long time no see! Hey simple2Joy.. As promised, here I am.Firstly I must say I have missed reading your analysis Hammie. I have had various reasons for not reading or commenting but parking those to one side thanks to simple2Joy, I am here to read, absorb and think, think and think some more.I love your analysis. As always a completely unique spin on the characters and the intricate detail of what is going on with them.I love the show so much. I think I love post leap IKRS more than pre leap. I find the tales being told much more complex and clever. I hated the constant-ness of the lets get Dhani and break Viplav and Dhani up rot that had set in pre leap. It started with Raja and his awful family and then swiftly moved on to kam and Dadi bua.Anyway, I love the show and no doubt I'll get flamed for saying it, but there you have it.. I do.So, to the episode. I love Viplav for being so persistent. He is heartbroken himself, doesn't understand what made Dhani leave, not tell him about their child. But, despite all of the things she's done wrong to him, he still wants to make things right for her and her family,The way he loves and cares for not only Dhani and Vidha but also Dulaari is lovely. I mean really lovely. He loves them all, with his big heart and even though he is left on the outside he shows his unconditional love so clearly, I love Viplav for what he stands for and more so post leap as it seems to have made him into a better more loving bigger hearted man.Dulaari can see the love and care he has but Dhani has built such a big wall around her to keep out the hurt that she is also keeping out any chance of happiness.She is also hurting, she has replayed that scene, over and over for five years. Not just that scene but she has her kam say what Viplav had also said earlier that he should have listened to his family and marrying her was a mistake.So here she is five years later, face to face with the man of her dreams, the love of her life. She doesn't hate him, at all, she loves him but he is married and has a child and wife. She is still the same Dhani putting him and his needs ahead of her own and even her child's. She knows if she says anything Viplav will leav kam and be with her in a flash. She doesn't want to be the other woman, nor does she want to be responsible for taking a father away from her son.The anushuman Dulaari story is a chance for her, like a crystal ball, showing her what hers and vidha's future will be. She has a chance to not repeat the mistakes her mother made. Her fear is perpetuating the myth that a child doesn't need his or her father, that a mum alone is enough.It's honestly fascinating and I love how you describe Viplav as they consultant, trying to cure Dhani and her mother of their ills. I love that he isn't giving up.I can see things from Dhani's perspective totally. She was wrong when she left because what she heard kam say was not true, but as a result of her running away, her misunderstanding has come to pass like a self fulfilling prophecy. She is now faced with 'proof' that she was right to have left. Viplav married kam and had a child. She doesn't know exactly what happened but her worst fears came true. And now, she is fighting her own feelings and needs and those of her child to keep Viplav at arms length. I can also see her softening, but it's almost like the more she feels the higher and thicker the wall gets.I haven't been here for so long, so apologies for the rambling nature of this post. It's a bit all over the place.I have missed you Hammie and I stopped reading for the wrong reasons. I'll try and be here to support you and your amazing work as often as I can.Lots of love and hugsXxxPs - my typos haven't got any better so apologies for the many that I'm sure you will find 😉