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With Diwali round the corner, memories of this scene kept playing in my head for the last couple days. How an impossibly good looking man and a ravishing girl were drawn to each other like moth and flame or flame and moth... the first desirous Tsunami of this ocean that this rather fragile shore couldn't help but being swept away... all merrily .. ecstatically...blissfully oblivious to where they are headed...
Yes Issk how this rather much sophisticated and liberal man and a girl, modern in her own way with her independent thinking, transport one to the classic era of the 50s and 60s...with an element of shyness, hesitation, even innocence and that unescapable air of romance.. that one is engulfed in sheer beauty, rapture and unending euphoria...And, did I say, it is rare to see as many close up shots of any one on TV as these two, esp that man of intense emotions... or it needs so much of conviction and guts on the part of both the director and the actor to offer the viewer such a close look... and ofcourse that left us all inundated!This scene would remain my most fav romantic scene .. we have minced this scene here.. still it remains fresh...I have actually set out to write some thing on 185, but ended up recalling this one..how the import of a few things, the first week of Nov, Diwali changed permanently...missing Arnav/ Khushi all of a sudden.. call it pagalpan or sanka.. may be all good things have to come to an end.. like Wiwy's story!HAPPY DIWALI![YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=tX2gNJbG8hs[/YOUTUBE]
You beautifully ventilated Arshi's most hot , nebulous , blissful, heartbreaking Diwali scene in the same breath as my story, I am in scintillating shatters Horizon!🤪
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