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When Dev got into Sonakshi's room to know the truth about Soha and the moment he realised it ...did you all notice the background music. When I heard it I was surprised by the tune and the instrument was not the regular BGM ones that we heard in Season 1 or in any other sas bahu serials...
But then when I saw Ishwari praying to Krishna , I did relate to the BGM , yes it was flute.. Krishna's flute...was it to let us know that justice is on the way...??
Kishna is incarnation of Vishnu , who is known to be the sustainer of Dharma and also known as Uthamapurushotham. When and where there is injustice there will be hand of Krishna to provide justice.
Justice is not only meant for Victim but has to be given to the one who has comitted the crime.I am sure a lot people might think why should a criminal get justice.When I was young I also thought the same. But had somehow forgotten this story untill I saw the scene betwn Ishwari , Soha and Krishna with his play mate Radha.
To give an insight to concept of Justice and Dharma, let me remind you all about the story of Krishna and Kaliya the Naga . Kaliya the Naga's home was Ramanaka Dwipa , but he decided to live in the river Yamuna. The waters of Yamuna got poisoned with his poison and no animal/bird /human who lived in Vrindhavan could use the waters of Yamuna. Hence all the people living in ( Vrindhavan ) the banks of Yamuna came to Krishna for help. Krishna politely asked Naga to leave but he didnt which lead to a fight betwn Krishna and Naga. Towards the end Naga lost the battle and was going to loose his life. That is when his wives came to Krishna and asks for forgivness. Krishna asked them why Naga wanted to live in Yamuna when he had his own place to stay. They said it because they were scared of Garuda the enemy of snakes that he had to hide here as Garuda couldnt enter Vrindhavan because of a curse and hence this was a safe place for Naga.
Hearing this Krishna forgave Naga and Drew the Nama on his forehead ( the V/U mark of Vishnu) and said he could go back to where he came from. Garuda will never attack him seeing the Nama on his forehead.
So in this story , we see that JUSTICE was given to every one in Vridhavan ( Victim) but also to Naga ( Accused and who comitted the crime ) . By doing this Krishna sustains the balance of Dharma and Saw to that Naga will not comit another crime.
Coming back to our serial, during infertility track they showed Shiva and we know why . He has the power to gift life. And now to provide justice we see Krishna.
I dont know if CVs have done this on purpose or not ...but whatever it is...I enjoyed analysing why the flute was used as BGM and then Ishwari at the doorsteps of Krishna that too along with Radha. Radha and Krishna's love is known to be the purest form of love. Here Dev and Sonakshi was torn appart because of wicked family members . I would love to see what games will Krishna play with them to reinstate their love and happiness!!
PS : I know a lot of you are upset seeing Ishwari with Soha after praying to Radha and Krishna...but I feel there is a reason behind every blessing given by god...we will have to wait and see what god has planned for them...till then ...Radhe Krishna!!
But then when I saw Ishwari praying to Krishna , I did relate to the BGM , yes it was flute.. Krishna's flute...was it to let us know that justice is on the way...??
Kishna is incarnation of Vishnu , who is known to be the sustainer of Dharma and also known as Uthamapurushotham. When and where there is injustice there will be hand of Krishna to provide justice.
Justice is not only meant for Victim but has to be given to the one who has comitted the crime.I am sure a lot people might think why should a criminal get justice.When I was young I also thought the same. But had somehow forgotten this story untill I saw the scene betwn Ishwari , Soha and Krishna with his play mate Radha.
To give an insight to concept of Justice and Dharma, let me remind you all about the story of Krishna and Kaliya the Naga . Kaliya the Naga's home was Ramanaka Dwipa , but he decided to live in the river Yamuna. The waters of Yamuna got poisoned with his poison and no animal/bird /human who lived in Vrindhavan could use the waters of Yamuna. Hence all the people living in ( Vrindhavan ) the banks of Yamuna came to Krishna for help. Krishna politely asked Naga to leave but he didnt which lead to a fight betwn Krishna and Naga. Towards the end Naga lost the battle and was going to loose his life. That is when his wives came to Krishna and asks for forgivness. Krishna asked them why Naga wanted to live in Yamuna when he had his own place to stay. They said it because they were scared of Garuda the enemy of snakes that he had to hide here as Garuda couldnt enter Vrindhavan because of a curse and hence this was a safe place for Naga.
Hearing this Krishna forgave Naga and Drew the Nama on his forehead ( the V/U mark of Vishnu) and said he could go back to where he came from. Garuda will never attack him seeing the Nama on his forehead.
So in this story , we see that JUSTICE was given to every one in Vridhavan ( Victim) but also to Naga ( Accused and who comitted the crime ) . By doing this Krishna sustains the balance of Dharma and Saw to that Naga will not comit another crime.
Coming back to our serial, during infertility track they showed Shiva and we know why . He has the power to gift life. And now to provide justice we see Krishna.
I dont know if CVs have done this on purpose or not ...but whatever it is...I enjoyed analysing why the flute was used as BGM and then Ishwari at the doorsteps of Krishna that too along with Radha. Radha and Krishna's love is known to be the purest form of love. Here Dev and Sonakshi was torn appart because of wicked family members . I would love to see what games will Krishna play with them to reinstate their love and happiness!!
PS : I know a lot of you are upset seeing Ishwari with Soha after praying to Radha and Krishna...but I feel there is a reason behind every blessing given by god...we will have to wait and see what god has planned for them...till then ...Radhe Krishna!!
