~ Shantanu/Aradhana Appreciation Thread ~

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Lennie

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Posted: 17 years ago

Her world was the wait for love. His was the wait for her love. And when the two met, what echoed was...LOVE

MUSIC BINDS LOVE

Lets talk about this jodi,we can discuss their scenes etc, i know all of you like them - looks like we will be seeing more of them in every episode, each scene they have is so sort of a progression of their personalities and the bond forming

Seeing as we have no pics, there arent no siggies made for this jodi 😊

Great quotes some members have said to some up this jodi and the love between them

(which i have picked out to understand them)

The main similarity between Aradhana and Shantanu is that they are both seeking unconditional love. They love everyone and would hate to hurt anyone, even if unintentionally. Unfortunately, they both hurt on the inside and no one can see their pain because they are good at hiding it from the world. (Quoted by member - bheegi)

It is not attraction that will bring Shantanu and Arandhana closer. It is compassion , sympathy, empathy, understanding and mutual bonding of two unfulfilled people that will trigger a relationship between them. A parentless son and a suffocated repressed , emotioanlly abandoned wife - they will find peace in each-other. (Quoted by member - nitica_82)

Analysis of Main Characters - https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/jaane-kya-baat-hui/1122752/analysis-of-main-characters

Edited by Lennie - 17 years ago

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Lennie

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Posted: 17 years ago

3rd March

Today's scene was great, and also sad from Aradhana's POV, she goes to her husband stand there and he doesnt even acknowleged her and then she sees Shantanu who is playing the violin, he sees her and calls to him whilst still playing - what a contrast of scenes here

And also what she says about his music on the violin, its like life and he says no something is missing and then says thats why its missing coz its near life - what a scene and dialogue this bit was

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bheegi

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Posted: 17 years ago

Thanks for this post Lennie. Yes, I loved the little dialogue between Shant and Aradhana yesterday. 'kuch tho kamee hai' said it all. They both connected at some deep level when he said that. Aradhana instantly understood what he said. It's this 'kamee' which will bring them closer. This incompleteness in their lives, this emptiness which they will manage to complete in each other's lives is what this story is all about.

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Lennie

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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: bheegi
Thanks for this post Lennie. Yes, I loved the little dialogue between Shant and Aradhana yesterday. 'kuch tho kamee hai' said it all. They both connected at some deep level when he said that. Aradhana instantly understood what he said. It's this 'kamee' which will bring them closer. This incompleteness in their lives, this emptiness which they will manage to complete in each other's lives is what this story is all about.

Absolutely, its something so rare and special but also at the same time sad/emotional

Dard Ka Rishta

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Lennie

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Posted: 17 years ago

5th March

Again a nice scene between Shan/Arad - i like the conversations they have, and how it gets deeper each time and how Shan notices her expressions

Aradhana cant help but be pulled towards Shan's music - she had to seek him out

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bheegi

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Posted: 17 years ago

I agree Lennie. I loved the scene when Aradhana could not hold herself and was drawn to Shantanu's music despite being buried in so much paper work. Even after she returned back to her room, his music haunted and relaxed her. It's not a coincidence that just as she was getting drawn to Shantanu's music, the letter with Shailendra's truth exposed fell in her hands. Ek bandhan tootne ko hai aur ek jald hi bandhne waala hai.