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Sunaina Mitra

@sunaina02

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Posted: 13 years ago

#11

It will need a lot more to break ASR apart . Khushi's ways are childish , they irritate but do not hurt and at the end of the day Arnav has learned to enjoy them instead of getting angry.

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sunshine99

@sunshine99

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Posted: 13 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: rima
good question. because ggul is the producer and her ull focus is asr. khushi can get nothig. no happiness. no peace. not even insight into her own husband!

😆 now I know why we should not expect anything better from Khushi...

Edited by sunshine99 - 13 years ago

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sunshine99

@sunshine99

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Posted: 13 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: Punkin22
Sunshine loved your post. Good question. Perhaps this moment as Arnav looks into Khushi's soul and sees the anguish she feels, will be the key to telling her the truth. That moment combined with the wedding taking place, may bring all the emotions to the surface and thus spilling over. The devastating truth will ravage both of them in different ways. I don't look forward to watching them go through Hell but it is necessary if they are ever going to begin to build trust and move this story forward. Just my POV.

Thanks for liking the post. 😊 Looks like things are headed the way you described . I am just afraid that if he doesn't let her know how much he is hurting... we will have a new MU of Arnav from her end. I am too exhausted to handle another one of them.

Edited by sunshine99 - 13 years ago

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rima

@rima

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Posted: 13 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: sunshine99

😆 now I know why we should not expect anything better from Khushi...

:) said but true

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Priyanka

@AmazingAmy

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Posted: 13 years ago

#15

The producer of this show needs to wake up and come to the 21st century. He/she needs to watch American shows like "The Good Wife"...which is a highly rated, award winning show where the main lead is a female who goes through a crisis but comes out of it strong and powerful. How I wish they would do that with Khushi...but that will always remain a dream with a PH like this. After all, their last show was Geet where the audience was beyond annoyed with the female lead by the end of the show. I don't think they pay much attention to the female leads.

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Deboleena Chakraborty

@Deb_05

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Posted: 13 years ago

#16

Can we all wait for the upcoming track. We all know MU is on the way to clear, then why so much hue and cry. We all know ASR did it in a Big misconseption, we all know deep down his heart he love her, otherwise no body can dare to give a bath to ASR in the society tap or make him machenic. Khushi equally responsible for her own destiny. Gul Khan is doing a fantastic job,( we should not go personal regarding Gul's family) all other shows focus on female lead and their pain. If this show focus on male lead and his past or pain What'wrong? The day ASR will come to know Khushi's truth and innocence, he will treat her like a queen, Yes I agree he cannot give her back those days but we should not forget Khushi is also responsible for ASR's miserable past the reason( he is rude, ruthless, arrogant) We all have to wait for the unfold mystery. Please stop blaming ASR for no reason. This is not partiality. Khushi gets all favour in her sasural..nani and Anjali always take Khushi's side and scold Arnav so it goes vice-versa now he is in his sasural, so buajee and garimaa favouring him. This is the beauty of our Indian culture.

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DiamondLife

@DiamondLife

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Posted: 13 years ago

#17

he will break with this platter that has served lately.

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sunshine99

@sunshine99

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Posted: 13 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: sunaina02
It will need a lot more to break ASR apart . Khushi's ways are childish , they irritate but do not hurt and at the end of the day Arnav has learned to enjoy them instead of getting angry.

ASR is still under a misconception regarding the allegiance of Khushi towards Shyam.Till his MU breaks the major insight he got today will be underutilized. It will not have a major impact on his contract marriage or setting his brain cells to think on the innocence of Khushi.

If he were to witness incidents which highlights the trauma & stigma of a broken marriage on a middle class family, at this juncture that would better impact on his realizations of the consequences of a sham marriage.

Once the MU clears and his efforts on understanding Khushi leads him to be aware of the dreams and aspirations that he destroyed would have been more logical for me.

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AR_ArShi

@AR_ArShi

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Posted: 13 years ago

#19

you are right..but when the truth does come out..arnavs suffering will increase ten folds because he will have to carry around that guilt for not only thinking she was wrong but also ruining an innocent girls life..I cannot wait for that day! 😊

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sunshine99

@sunshine99

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Posted: 13 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: AyeReKhushi
The producer of this show needs to wake up and come to the 21st century. He/she needs to watch American shows like "The Good Wife"...which is a highly rated, award winning show where the main lead is a female who goes through a crisis but comes out of it strong and powerful. How I wish they would do that with Khushi...but that will always remain a dream with a PH like this. After all, their last show was Geet where the audience was beyond annoyed with the female lead by the end of the show. I don't think they pay much attention to the female leads.

We can look back to good old DD shows too... back then they had strong female characters and a tight screenplay that held the audience captive and were popular. Udaan, Rajni being few strong women oriented shows and my personal favourite romantic series pachpan khambe lal deewarein ..A well told romantic story which crashes on harsh reality. How I wish we could have series like these now.