Originally posted by: somzz007
Again blaming Khushi for what a psychotic person did to her father is illogical. She cringed every time Shyam touched her. She made no romantic gestures towards him. She was emotionally blackmailed by her family but she still resisted till her true love told her she is no one to him. That was the final nail hit which made her say yes. Also its a show where the CVs wanted to show some interaction between Shyam and Khushi and zero interaction between La and ASR. Doesn't mean nothing happened between ASR and La. We just weren't shown that.
Khushi's good nature might attract attention from both good and bad. Its her nature which made ASR, NK and Shyam to fall for her. N we tend to forget the bad and move on with good."
This is the first time I have written such a long post...I almost fell asleep.š... This is my POV like you have yours. So be kind to me.š³
I've said this before, and I'm just pasting it here again:
I don't know if she's flirting, but she's definitely being consciously "friendly" to NK when Arnav is around, because she has figured out that this annoys Arnav.
She feels so much at a loss as to how to stand her ground in the presence of the volatile man she has 'dhak dhak and acidity' for, that she welcomes the first distraction she sees--NK. If Arnav is annoyed with NK, his focus shifts from her, and then she's more comfortable. Also, she feels good about annoying Arnav, it gives her a sense of power. She hasn't made eyes at NK, or held his hand or done anything remotely sensual..so no, no overt flirting, so far, at least.
And I don't think she's to be blamed for being nice to NK---she was being nice to NK throughout, and he was being nice to her.
The open-ness and friendliness only came into question when NK's gaze fell on her 'bare' back yesterday, a gaze she was unaware of--that is when some of us began to call her talking to NK--flirting. Yesterday, we noticed that she wasn't thrilled at the idea of NK escorting her back home, and she looked at Arnav--for permission, or his reaction, I don't know, but not many posts have mentioned thatš
I love how all of us start treating fictional people as real, and analyse their actions and gestures so thoroughly š
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