Redemption - Page 4

Originally posted by: Punkin22

What a marvelous thread. I have so enjoyed reading each post with your comments. I have a small question for any or all to answer. If ASR only said to Khushi I know about you relationship with Shyam and stops there then Khushi believes that he is speaking engagement then how with only that part information would she understand the why of forced marriage plus devastation of Arnav's belief of her and Shyam affair? I would appreciate any clarification ladies...Thank you again for great discussion...

Originally posted by: sunshine99

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Logically she would not.It would be nothing more than a clever move to get us interested in the story and continue with the dragging. There can be the following logical scenarios-

He blurts out the entire truth and she understands the forced marriage & the devastation of Arnav's belief of her & shyam's affair sets in.

He blurts out the entire truth but refuses to believe Khushi's innocence and her devastation of Arnav's belief of her & shyam's affair sets in.

Alternately ASR only tells Khushi he knows about her relationship with Shyam. She assumes that he is talking about the engagement. She says sorry for her actions and goes on to say she tried to set things right... but he might not let her continue and the crux of the matter as usual remains unsaid. So MU starts unraveling but major misconceptions continue... Sounds flimsy but then the MU was also based on a very weak foundation. The suave businessman not investigating the incident further and just going ahead with one side of the story. He forgot what he learnt about Khushi as a person in the last 10 months.😊

Originally posted by: momma1128

The trick here is the ASR Khushi fell in love with and the Khushi ASR fell in love with cannot drastically change or else the whole premise of opposites attract is debunked. ASR will change in the way he is willing to believe the worst in people and Khushi will change the way she believes in people only being good. I also think ASR will have to grovel, not at the feet of Khushi, but eventually at her mother's feet - Devi Maiyya. I think that is the change coming.

Originally posted by: Punkin22

Thank you sunshine for answer. I understand better now. The first two scenarios is my first choice not the last. Would like the story to move to next level. Thank you again...

mine too... but then cv's might have something more interesting up their sleeves. It is quite late in the night in my part of the world. So good night / good morning wherever you are.

Originally posted by: Rita.C

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@TM, well said. totally agree with you. I have no idea why the CV s have stopped showing any scenes of introspection for Arnav and no scenes of discussion for Khushi, which was the best part of the series. Both of them separately thinking about each other, about their relationship, about their transactions and rejoicing or in torture. Those were to my mind the best part of the serial.

And during the redemption track, that is exactly what we need more of. I hope to goodness the CV s do that.

Can you post this post on FB on their page please? I have no idea if anyone reads it but it would be good if they did.

Fair enough but another change needs to be their in Arnav's thought process-each and every relationship in life needs to be nurtured and you cannot be oblivious to the need of one for the other. He has to let go of his cocooning of Anjali. He has to let her mature emotionally then only he is free of his bondage. If not then what stops him from sacrificing khushi or someone else for that matter when faced with another crisis of this magnitude.

Besides goodness and evil do coexist she needs maturity in her thought process. Her character still lacks the desired depth in comparison to ASR.

@Sunshine, yup. Personally, for me the flawed ASR is interesting. I would actually be quite satisfied to see a Arnav who essentially does not change, still distrusts people but deeply cares about Khushi and Anjali. I know that this leaves the risk as you point out always but for me, that is the great love. the great love is that he may not become a better person overall but includes Khushi in his insider story. Franklly I have no idea how one can show a redeemed kind, good hearted Arnav- changed forever. It will take away that bit from his character won't it?

interested to hear how that would work.

great discussion btw. After a long time, I found some really interesting conversation on the forum:)