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thedramaqueen

@thedramaqueen

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

#91

Oh and before I forget. Soha already dislikes Golu's bigcha and his friends think he is a loser. Oh oh

We have a problem!

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malikakas

@malikakas

Rocker

Posted: 8 years ago

#92

Going from the decor of Sona's house, my feeling is that it will be center stage. I wonder if we will see Dev living in that house for a while.

I am not sure of the consequence of Vicky selling the building at such a low cost but it can't be good. But hopefully it will start getting Ishwari to start opening her eyes to Vicky.

With Soha, I think Ishwari will start to realize that Dev's financial future needs to be secure for himself and his children. That in conjunction with Vicky's blunders will likely get her to realize that Dev needs to be in control. One of Ishwari's mistakes was not allowing Dev to be in control of his decisions in regards to the business.

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vayu_prachi

@vayu_prachi

Inactive

Posted: 8 years ago

#93

I am absolutely loving this thread!!
Thanks to all the wonderful writers who contribute here!!
Sam di,DQ,timbarucha,shaavi Di,Malaika di(sorry if I forgot someone) u bring such different perspectives to the table...it really makes the show more interesting!!

I am no writer but just wanted to make a point
@DQ sona joining the mother's group...can it be a way to revive sona elena bond again
Elena may be a part of that group

Edited by vayu_prachi - 8 years ago

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Samanalyse

@Samanalyse

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 8 years ago

#94

Very interesting parallel between adults and kids. Soha makes it sould like boys are bothering her, and calls Golu a bully in front of the principal, and Golu paints Suhana as the bully in front of Dev. Both Dev and Sona advise their respective charges to stand up for themselves. Neither of them are aware of where their child might have gone wrong/overreacted. This is so reminiscent of the conflicts in their marriage. Ishwari, in an effort to keep Dev in her grasp, never called him out when he was wrong and instead blamed Sona any time Dev went against her wishes. Bijoy always went straight for Dev's jugular without giving due credit to his daughter's choice to throw herself into battles that weren't hers, decisions often taken indepenedent of Dev. Sona and Dev are the adults now, and hopefully they will do a better job with this conflict than their parents did.

Dev-Ishwari conversation was the highlight of the episode. I am really proud of Dev for what he has made of himself. Everyone wants so badly to infantalise him, to treat him like a kid who has no idea what he is doing and who can be led astray easily. They did this when he chose Sona, painting her as the clever, gold-digging seductress and him as the innocent deer, caught in her trap, and they are still doing it now, assuming he doesn't know how to run his business. Before, Dev was happy to be Ishwari's raja-beta because it allowed him a few moments per day to be a kid, put his head in his mother's lap and feel protected and taken care of. He learned the heavy price of those few minutes when he discovered how Ishwari had taken advantage of his trust. So he doesn't trust anyone anymore, he doesn't live for anyone but himself, and he doesn't lie. The truth is one among the extravagant, selfish luxuries, which Dev is now allowing himself to indulge in. Love where this is going.

Poetic justice: Vicky, after all his ministrations to have Sona kicked out, ends up being the one to invite her back into their lives.

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_Payalj_

@_Payalj_

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

#95

Today for me, each and every word of Dev rang hollow when he insisted that he is happy. Kudos to shaheer's acting, one could actually see the emotionless blank eyes when he was spouting these lines. The tone of his voice was also flat, the way it is when we lie. Everything thing about Dev screamed that this man is very sad inside. He even taunted her saying that he has completed his responsibilities implying that he knew that he was always supposed to be the provider, whatever be the cost to him. He has neither forgotten nor forgiven the prenuptial.

But hats off to the shameless mother who is concerned about the company getting closed, her son not dressing the way he used to etc etc. Lady your son will not survive the next 10 years the way he is going and you are still concerned about yourself.

If I had been in her place, I would have moved heaven and earth to find Sona and literally held her feet till she came back. At least inspire my son to let go and get his wife back. But then Ishwari is more of a parasite and less of a mother.

Regarding soha not impacting Dev Golu bond, remember the tag line of saas bhi kabhi bahu thi - Rishton ke bhi roop badalte hain, naye naye sanchon main dhalte hain.

Howsoever I might despise EK shows, this song is the fact of life. Ishwari failed to recognise it, and ended up destroying her son. Dev's affections too will flow towards his own daughter

there is a huge difference between bete jaisa and beti. I am not saying that he will stop loving Golu, it is just that he will love Soha more.

Edited by _Payalj_ - 8 years ago

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timbarucha83

@timbarucha83

Navigator

Posted: 8 years ago

#96

Hi,

First happy republic day to all.

Now coming to the yesterday's episode. Onces again Cv's are playing with us. In one episode you have a feel that dev and sona still have a feelings for each other and at another moment you have a fell that they don't need each other and as devaskhi fan we are want a hint. But I fell we are expecting too much from the characters. I this point dev and sona is heart, angry and more importantly dis pointed with each other.after there first break up and patch up they expected from each other that other person have learn some thing and when they feel the other partner has not learn they get disappointment. For e.g. Sona's expectation was as dev will take a stand for there relationship against his mother and family. when it doesn't get fulfill she get disappointed and then angry after the vikki's manipulation. and from dev's point of view sona is the only person who knows dev and what is the meaning of this relationship to both of them so she will fight for it. that why he has taken the promise from her that she will fight with the world but will not leave him. and from his point of view he has fulfill his part of promise by choosing sona instead of his mother. So due to situations and misunderstanding they see the exact opposite of it the things get worse. In this I am not supporting any specific character but trying to decode there thinking. As a viewer we are trying to see the love in them we find the anger for each other. But I feel unless and until the misunderstanding which get created by vikki not get cleared they both are not going to think wisely. I am confident this will be done by vikki itself by his stupidity or may be the golu can be the media for this. So we have to wait for the clearing of misunderstanding.

One thing I love in yesterday's episode that dev still rules in the business and vikki is still stupid. and he is not hesitant to show him his place in front of his so called family. And he is not allowing his mother to control his life and don't want to fulfill her single wish to ware the clothes she has selected. This is the big change so I am hopeful that dev and sona's next journey will start as soha's parents. He will not allow anyone to interfere in the soha's matter not dixit clan and not the bose clan. Which will be big step.

For mamaji if you fell you are a good brother then I will tell you you are the worst brother who want to ignore your sister's mistakes . You are also blinded by Ishu's love.

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Samanalyse

@Samanalyse

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 8 years ago

#97

@Payal: Actually, I think Dev is much happier overall than he was seven years ago. Then, happiness was only in moments he stole from a life that was, as a rule, under the crushing burden of keeping everyone happy and catering to their endless demands. That was the big drawback in how he approached his relationship with Sona; he didn't assert the right to be a good husband to her because that was something that made him happy but made Ishwari unhappy. Being a good husband was part of the time he stole for himself, and he felt guilty about it if it overstepped Ishwari's tolerance. Now he is no longer 'stealing' happiness but asserting his right live life in a way that gives him joy. Sure, his past and his family still hurt him, but he doesn't allow the feelings to linger for too long before he returns to his optimistic, carpe diem attitude.

If anything makes him sad, it is the fact that Ishwari can't accept him the way he is now, meaning her love was never unconditional and her happiness never lay in his, not when his happiness lay with Sona, and not now when his happiness is in his new lifestyle.

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ltelidevara

@ltelidevara

Sparkler

+ 8

Posted: 8 years ago

#98

Happy republic day.

My love and admiration for Shaheer is increasing day by day post leap.I am getting swept off my feet by his amazing performance and awesome looks. I liked the way his Charecter is developed after leap

I love the smart businessman who keeps an eye on everything and teaches Vicky a lesson

I loved the way he refused Iswari's request to comeback to his own. I love his bond with Golu Actually I did not like the child artist who plays Soha.She overacts. She doesn't look Shaheer's daughter.

I want Dev to stay happy in life. All through his life he suffered mentally and physically. Now I want him to be peaceful,relaxed and laid back. If Sona 's presence brings turmoil again he should keep himself away from her. Legal battle for daughter was shown in man many Ekta shows like YHM. I don't want him to fight for Soha. Let the girl come on her own to her loving father and acknowledge his goodness. That doesn't mean she should leave her mother..

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_Payalj_

@_Payalj_

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

#99

Originally posted by: Samanalyse
@Payal: Actually, I think Dev is much happier overall than he was seven years ago. Then, happiness was only in moments he stole from a life that was, as a rule, under the crushing burden of keeping everyone happy and catering to their endless demands. That was the big drawback in how he approached his relationship with Sona; he didn't assert the right to be a good husband to her because that was something that made him happy but made Ishwari unhappy. Being a good husband was part of the time he stole for himself, and he felt guilty about it if it overstepped Ishwari's tolerance. Now he is no longer 'stealing' happiness but asserting his right live life in a way that gives him joy. Sure, his past and his family still hurt him, but he doesn't allow the feelings to linger for too long before he returns to his optimistic, carpe diem attitude.

If anything makes him sad, it is the fact that Ishwari can't accept him the way he is now, meaning her love was never unconditional and her happiness never lay in his, not when his happiness lay with Sona, and not now when his happiness is in his new lifestyle.

Sam being free doesn't necessary mean being happy. He has realised the true face of his family, has started living for himself

Also agreed that earlier he was only trying to keep others happy and his moments with his wife where he was actually happy were laden with guilt.

But even though stolen, those moments were at least there. Those few moments when he was himself and was truly happy. That is why the break up shattered him so badly. Even those few moments were forcibly taken for the sake of his responsibilities. Hence the constant emphasis by him to Ishwari that he has fulfilled his responsibilities.

I feel that behind the garb if these words he is screaming to his mother, look what your expectations has done to me.

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LiveLife321

@LiveLife321

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

#100

@Sam, I think there is one more thing which is annoying him now more than ishwari's nature, Sona's indifference nature towards him. When it comes to ishwari, I think he understood her human form and accepted this truth. But coming to Sona, he can handle her anger, screaming and shouting but I think he is not able to accept her indifference nature. In their hotel scene, the way he was observing her actions and reactions, the pause he took in between his walk with police and how his sarcastic smile turned in to his anger when the officer told him that she doesn't want to get in to any trouble or case with him really annoyed him. I feel this is what golu pointed out on his bigcha face and I also feel this is the reason for his rude behavior towards ishwari in the next scene since she tried to touch those raw wounds which were still fresh and raw even after seven years.

Happy republic day to all.😊

Edited by LiveLife321 - 8 years ago