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I loved the fact that she was visibly uncomfortable from the minute she walked in. Even though she didn't want to be there she still went and did her job. It was very realistic.
From her reaction its not just Shivaay, but her relationship with his family changed too. She has always been polite when interacting with them, but this time there was a coldness in her politeness. She handled all their frivolous concerns, but she was guarded with the way she completely shut down Dadi's concern for her without being rude. The way her smile dropped when her back was turned to them while she was walking away might be foreshadowing. I really liked that scene because it showed how much they take her presence in their lives for granted.
It's obvious now that she isn't comfortable anymore with them. I don't blame her if it was me I would be wondering what is behind those smiles. Do they think so lowly of me too? Even when she hated him she never had any complaints about his family. Matter of fact, at one point his family was his only good quality and now that has been tainted. She will continue to help them if the situation arises, but that's it. They could call her family until their blue in the face and she won't believe them. I wouldn't be surprised if she does really send Sahil to boarding school to keep him far away from them.
The Sangeet scene her body language screamed "I don't want to be here with these people" not " I'm sad he is marrying Tia." It was a mixture of anger and discomfort to me. She didn't want to be apart of any of it because the smokescreen is gone. Making her feel like family and arranging clothes for her ...everything seems so insincere now. She thought better of him and his family despite all their flaws but now she has a clear idea of what they think of her.
Tia's wording was crass, but it's not too far from what he thinks about poor people. His entire perspective won't change overnight because he has the hots for his wedding planner. He could sense something was wrong and came to the conclusion that she is miserable because he is marrying Tia. I don't blame him for not pursuing the matter because he already decided and it's not her. What else is there to talk about? He knows exactly what he wants and that has always been a women like Tia. Now she is getting engaged to another man he can't say anything even if it's literally killing him.
With their egos I can see this turning into a disturbing game of chicken. Neither Shivaay or Anika will swerve and they will eventually collide into each other leading to their epic wedding. We can look forward to 'I don't love you/ I don't love you more" arguments in the future đ
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