Call to Symbolism Experts - Page 2

Originally posted by: HeadOverHeels

I've been wondering about it too, and kept thinking that the bond shared between the siblings is not as one sided as a lot of people seem to think it is. Arnav is not the only one who will do anything for his sister, she cares for him equally, and his happiness from the start has always meant the world to her. And, when the whole Shayam thing plays out, Angali's role in it will be vital, because he is her husband, and it could spell a parting of ways for them. It seems like one of the two siblings will make a sacrifice for the other, which one it is remains to be seen.

I'm simply loving this show for it's unpredictability.

Originally posted by: HeadOverHeels

I've been wondering about it too, and kept thinking that the bond shared between the siblings is not as one sided as a lot of people seem to think it is. Arnav is not the only one who will do anything for his sister, she cares for him equally, and his happiness from the start has always meant the world to her. And, when the whole Shayam thing plays out, Angali's role in it will be vital, because he is her husband, and it could spell a parting of ways for them. It seems like one of the two siblings will make a sacrifice for the other, which one it is remains to be seen.

I hope Shyam is taught a good lesson by Anjali herself. We have seen the sweet side of Anjali but we also need to see the other side. She was the strength behind Arnav's success. We now need to see what she is made of.

Yes, even I remembered(thanks to MsUniverse/Sush), that normally an elderly suhagan does the ring ceremony not the groom.

Originally posted by: Tangled

well..in my family...guy's mom or elder sis make the girl wear the engagement ring...so i took it that way..😉

but on a serious note...i was also thinking the same...some1 mentioned in another post (sorry i 4gt) that it may indicate a strong bond btween anjali and khushi...

m waiting for our forum's very own ROBERT LANGDON(s)...

That's a good point. I don't know, maybe like someone said, she becomes the reason why Arnav marries Khushi in the first place.

Originally posted by: HeadOverHeels

I've been wondering about it too, and kept thinking that the bond shared between the siblings is not as one sided as a lot of people seem to think it is. Arnav is not the only one who will do anything for his sister, she cares for him equally, and his happiness from the start has always meant the world to her. And, when the whole Shayam thing plays out, Angali's role in it will be vital, because he is her husband, and it could spell a parting of ways for them. It seems like one of the two siblings will make a sacrifice for the other, which one it is remains to be seen.

it would be good if anajali shows how much she cares by sacrificing her relationship becos we already know what arnav has done for her so its anjali 's turn instead just talking she should show it by action