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Taybs! 🤗 Another beautiful piece of work. Loved the song. Personally I haven't heard it before but found it very befittingly beautiful. 😊

Your note to Nani cracked me up. 🤣

indeed arhi looked awesome together. loved his smirk and she slowly understanding that he was teasing her . so ASR is saying its high time she started moving ahead with him, hehe i agree with him 😉

Am wondering if I need to do more dupatta analysis...😕

Originally posted by: -Vee05-

Am wondering if I need to do more dupatta analysis...😕

Please do. We love your analysis.. 😳

Originally posted by: meens80

<font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="3">Great posts all and from a quick summary of what i have read each of us seemed to notice that Arnav has realized and accepted that the biggest mistake of his life was to not trust and MU Khushi. While he was talking to Nani there was constant eye contact with Khushi almost as if he were indirectly conveying his guilt and remorse to her as well, right?
I did not get a chance to watch the episode till much later today; but at lunch saw a zillion posts condemning ASR's lack of concern and apology towards Khushi and then a bunch of defending posts on the same. When i saw the episode i thought it was beautiful and the scenes had a beautiful deep meaning, did i watch the same episode as some on the forum😕?</font>

Meens we watched the same epi, but what we see is different what forum sees is different.. they are out for asrs blood. So they missed the subtleties..
So we decided earlier was whenever we read posts on the main forum we will laugh the tension of...
So laugh with me... 🤣

Originally posted by: lwfw

indeed arhi looked awesome together. loved his smirk and she slowly understanding that he was teasing her . so ASR is saying its high time she started moving ahead with him, hehe i agree with him 😉

Originally posted by: .Mandy.

While I completely understand the family worrying for Anjali, would it have hurt to briefly show Nani thinking about what Khushi and Arnav have been through?? Arnav returns home after being kidnapped for 15 days, that too by the son in law they thought they knew. A brief second of concern, gratefulness they are safe would have been nice. On the bright side, I'm glad she sees Khushi is a victim in all this. Nani remains neutral while letting Khushi know she is not alone.

Mandy! 🤗 Completely concur with what you are saying her. Some compassion, sympathy and empathy towards Arnav (let's exclude Khushi) would have made so much sense. Why did she not think of the near-death experience he had, his kidnapping ordeal, what he must have gone through by single handedly shouldering the storm regarding Shyam's true colors, how devastated and helpless he must have felt then, his decision, even though an incorrect one, to try to foster and save her sister by marrying Khushi?? 😕 The whole family found out this dirty truth about Shyam together and so in a way have each other to lean on and gain support from but what about Arnav? Is it because Anjali is pregnant and is clearly shattered that she fails to see and comprehend what Arnav went through? But some acknowledgement of the hurt that even he endured as a brother and the harsh decision(s) that he made for the well being of the whole family. Why was that not shown or indicated at all?

Originally posted by: --Sari--

Sugar's take...

Hello all!!

So quite the Anjali centric episode, with tiny pleasant scenes of our favorite couple! :)

So where I really enjoyed the comeback of the "ASR smirk" and flirty ASR, the episode managed to leave a bitter taste in my mouth, courtesy the "Anjali is the biggest victim" protest being chanted by everyone in RM. And to anyone who tells me Anjali's world is shattered and its sad and she's broken and all, well, I believe you chose on how broken and helpless you want to feel.
Its not like her husband died and left her pregnant. Her husband was a cheating, manipulative scumbag who not only kidnapped her only blood relative, her younger brother, but tried to kill him. If that wasn't enough and I don't why it isn't, her husband cheated behind her back and attempted to get married to a girl by pressurizing her family.
Really Anjali, is he worth it? Is he worth the pain you're giving you're family, particularly your brother by crying a river over this man?

I was very happy with Nani yesterday, but today she ruined it "Anjali bitiya ko itna dukh sehena par raha hai". Seriously? Seriously CVs, that was asking for it, really. The girl sitting beside this woman was orphaned when she was 8 and then had to go through a series of heart-wrenching interactions with the man she was destined to fall in love with. This very same man she fell in love with, forced her to marry him and expressed nothing but hate and disgust for her on the surface. On the other hand, she was forced to get married to a random guy who manipulated her family and then had to pay for his cowardness.

Anjali was wronged by her husband Shyam and only because she let him. There were slips and they would've been picked up if not the first time, then the second or third time, but she chose not to because she never wanted to impose doubt. She has herself to partly blame for this as well. It takes two to clap :)
Khushi was wronged by the man she loved and by the man she ever regretted knowing. Its one thing to be betrayed by an unknown person, its another thing to be betrayed by a person you have come to love and trust with all your heart.
I'm sorry, but Khushi is an equal victim here if not bigger. And the only people who realize this are Arnav and NK.
Arnav though, can do a lot more, but his focus is tiling more and more towards di's welfare which will only add to the already guilt he's feeling.

After today a walkout is almost destined. I love Daljeet, I think she's a very humble person and a very good actress because I'm hating Anjali right now lol! And based on what Anjali's character sketch has shown us, manipulativeness and selfishness runs in the blood, she is her father's daughter and Arnav is his mother's. This track will show the extremes of the siblings.

I am certain this abortion is a manipulative ploy. If Shyam created an earthquake, Anjali is the aftershock that will land up being much more dangerous. She will seriously screw up her relationship with her brother because he will not have her making Khushi the sacrificial goat in the long run, he will stand up for her and ultimately walk out later. She will willingly put herself in danger because of her disbelief with Shyam and this may just result in Khushi being the ultimate one targeted.

I absoultely loved the staircase scene. They really have come a long way and Khushi is Arnav's biggest pillar. She will always be by him and he's starting to acknowledge it and let her be his strength.

Creatives, I know the little teases of romance and flirtiness and Barun's smirk is to help us feel better about the track, but please don't keep us in a limbo for too long. Lets move towards a grey Anjali and the walk-out before this "attention only on Di" tracks starts losing viewers again.

Originally posted by: meens80

Great posts all and from a quick summary of what i have read each of us seemed to notice that Arnav has realized and accepted that the biggest mistake of his life was to not trust and MU Khushi. While he was talking to Nani there was constant eye contact with Khushi almost as if he were indirectly conveying his guilt and remorse to her as well, right?
I did not get a chance to watch the episode till much later today; but at lunch saw a zillion posts condemning ASR's lack of concern and apology towards Khushi and then a bunch of defending posts on the same. When i saw the episode i thought it was beautiful and the scenes had a beautiful deep meaning, did i watch the same episode as some on the forum😕?

😆 Meens, you did indeed watch the same episode. 😆 I guess folks expected a one-on-one apology from ASR but I somehow still loved today's episode and even though he was admitting to his mistakes in front of Nani, I didn't feel it was lacking on any front and found it to be extremely heartfelt. The thing that needs to be understood about ArHi is that this is not your conventional couple. They truly are soulmates and don't needs words to convey their feelings to each other. I somehow always expected ASR to show rather than tell Khushi, that he is sorry.