Symbolism in a Shot(Rope Partition and the Chandelier 23/Aug/2014) - Page 2

Originally posted by: DEVU.NAIR

awesome analysis dear👏

Originally posted by: dsr11

i think its the relationship between aastha and shlok, that acts as a catalyst in changing all the other relationships .

😛 they can fix the wall easily by replacing that part of the tile or wood panel.

Originally posted by: akashavani

REKHA...loved ur explanation of the rope ..and chandeliers of light ...so apt for the agnihotri family and limits set between men and women ..for healthy relationship...and safety too.

Even I thought the rope as ...Lakshman Rekha ...of not crossing limits..b by anyone ...Man or Woman ...and also protection to the women too ...as lakshmana drew to protect Sita...but which she crossed ...to be captured by Ravana ...only to be killed by Rama ...to save Sita ...as astha is in that position now with evil baba ...with her ...crossing the limits ...from shlok's protection ...with her search for truth ...and maybe ego too ...instead of love .

Shlok respected astha's boundaries ...showing others too especially baba ...to respect them .

So shlok will break baba ...if he as much as ...cross limits with astha...in any way ...

And shlok will teach astha too ...her limits ...and strengths too .. .

This was what I perceived of the epi ...setting of limits ...for all .

Originally posted by: chitsss

Does it mean he likes to blow his own trumphet 😉 Am not aware of a deeper meaning ... so apologies for the PJ 😆

NA does like to blow his own trumpet. IT is reflected in the way he taunts Anjali about his deeds and to Aastha also. He did that again in front of everyone, sneakily n Anjali was the only one to figure out what he was doing/saying to aastha.

Great symbolism post Rekha.

As vinni has explained and also chitra, the rope had many layered meanings and 3 people realised its significance chiefly Shlok, Anjali and Aastha. NA was forced to remain silent but then the words were hammered into his bald skull like the hooks that shlok was hammering into the wall.

Shlok will cross the Lakshman Rekha if he feels that his wife's life is under threat and there is a possibility that she could be pregnant too. All the more reason for him to cross the line and get Ravana or NA this time.

Originally posted by: chitsss

Does it mean he likes to blow his own trumphet 😉 Am not aware of a deeper meaning ... so apologies for the PJ 😆

Originally posted by: jia.astk

Good interpretation Rekha..I like how you connected the chandelier with light of hope in their lives and rope to be setting of boundaries.

Btw., did you notice the horn in bottom most right picture? 😛, that was what I was talking about. That is the chair where NA is seated every time.

Originally posted by: nim_var

NA does like to blow his own trumpet. IT is reflected in the way he taunts Anjali about his deeds and to Aastha also. He did that again in front of everyone, sneakily n Anjali was the only one to figure out what he was doing/saying to aastha.

Originally posted by: nim_var

Great symbolism post Rekha.

As vinni has explained and also chitra, the rope had many layered meanings and 3 people realised its significance chiefly Shlok, Anjali and Aastha. NA was forced to remain silent but then the words were hammered into his bald skull like the hooks that shlok was hammering into the wall.

Shlok will cross the Lakshman Rekha if he feels that his wife's life is under threat and there is a possibility that she could be pregnant too. All the more reason for him to cross the line and get Ravana or NA this time.

loved ur symbolism of rope...