Epi 15 - Reality Vs. Illusion

Originally posted by: surbhi163

Yup all the hero's are in mr.india mode... I want geetu to stop all this detective giri and hire a private detective and solve all this.. why always the lead actress needs to be a jasoos..

Originally posted by: GitaIyer

Today's episode can be summed up in one word - The Secret Passage, that separates the reality from illusion.

Seems like Rishab's library has a secret passage, which passes through everyone's rooms. Who the hell needs spy cams when spy passages are here.

One journey through the passage revealed to Gitanjali that:

a. Kavya loves Rajveer and wants Gitu dead

b. Rishabh knows Ragini is a reality, but convinces Gitu that it is her illusion.

c. Choti Maa has been using Chanda and her supposedly dead husband for her own reasons.

d. Choti Maa wants Gitu dead.

d. Rajveer, as usual, doesn't get to present his side of the story. What was he doing in Kavya's room during the dead of night?

e. Priyam hates Rishabh, derives sadistic pleasure scaring Gitu but doesn't want her dead.

Choti Maa has locked up Gitu in the secret passage and it is upto Priyam now to save her?

With 3 heroes, one Rajput and two armymen, its the kid who gets to save the leading lady?😡

The plot is getting interesting, but we need the heroes back in action. Abhi needs to come back, RV character needs more focus and some more of Sharad please.

p.s. The first question that Gitu needs to ask is "How does PRiyam know about the secret passage, which none in the house claim to know?"

Originally posted by: Nikita_Smith

Tonight's episode was awesome. The twist in the tale was that just when I thought Choti Maa is an entirely negative character, she showed signs of having a soft spot for Geetu.

I liked the Rish-Geetanaji and Priyam-Geetanjali scenes. Choti Maa and Rishabh's convo about hiding the past was sooo interesting too. The two actors are fabulous and how!

Rajveer will be back in action soon. But would Geetu be able to trust him?

What was the family upto that led to the death of many lives? o_O

Interesting start for the week, looking forward to the next episode.

Originally posted by: Nikita_Smith

I loved seeing Priyam's concern for Gaura. The fact that the onus of saving Geetu's life was on a kid added bit more of tension to the situation. For once Priyam was genuinely concerned and finding himself helpless did react like a child not like a bravado.

Abhimanyu I couldn't care less about and he anyway puts Geetanjali's life in danger. He isn't a hero here but an antagonist the way I see it. Rajveer will soon come to Geetanjali's rescue am sure (there is some segment about them too)

Originally posted by: GitaIyer

yes quite an interesting start. Choti Maa has a soft spot for Gitu? But, she has hired Chanda's husband to finish her off and she cold bloodedly locked her up in the passage, while waiting outside for her death. She felt sorry that Gitu had to pay the price for the sins of her family. Kayva can't think beyond RV, while GItu can't think beyond Abhi. Both sisters have this one-track obsessions for their love in common.

Choti Maa and Rishabh - that was treat. Both know about the skeletons in each other's closet. One of them has to spill the beans, and all raaz will be out in the open.

Some family incident had happened that the entire family wants to hide from Gitu? How come Kavya is aware, but not her elder sister?

Originally posted by: GitaIyer

And you my dear, have a soft spot for Priyam.😆

I liked him, when he was playing hide and seek. I liked it when Gaura consoled him. I liked it more when she asked him to close his ears to shut off the voices coming from the wall and not come to her. Well, the boy did seem concerned when he realised that Gitu was in danger.

Abhi - yes antagonist, but needs to come out. Then we can dediced what to make of him. Right now, he seems to be only wanting to drive her crazy.

So RV is going to save Gitu from this secret passage. +1 for him then. But inspite of all that happened, he is still hovering around Gitu, -1. Maybe Kavya wasn't entirely wrong.