Pillow Talk Sleeping Position.

We always thought why we never got to see Dev and Sonakshi hugging and sleeping...but the sleeping position is as per their character. Every couple depending on the approach to their relationship the sleeping positions will be different. Obviously both man and woman are not going to be in the same position all thru out their sleep...but major part of their sleep position how they sleep matters.

Here Dev and Sonakshi love each other but they are never shown as very physically intimate couple and most of the time...even thou they love each other...there is always some lack of communication...atleast till now...hence their sleeping position is shown as "pillow talk" ... where in they always facing each other ...

I don't know if the makers did this intentionally or not...just my POV...

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i think erica is not comfy in all these things

Originally posted by: ratic

i think erica is not comfy in all these things

bcz makers another show has so many intimate scene

and shaheer's prev show navya also

I dont think it has got to do with the actors. .in movie Erica has done such scenes. .I think it's got to do with the script..since this is telecast not late in the night nd is a family show they might hv decided not to hv such scenes

Originally posted by: ratic

i think erica is not comfy in all these things

bcz makers another show has so many intimate scene

and shaheer's prev show navya also

but they are such professional actors..why would they do anything like that? i guess its script demand ...

ashwathy, where do they even talk.. it is ceiling talk.. the makers have lost it. they should show some intimacy between the two.. no harm in showing them cuddling together, even if it is unconsciously.

they better not show bedroom / bed scenes anymore as i find it difficult to imagine a couple behaving like that - very strange.

Originally posted by: WeRockTheWorld

I dont think it has got to do with the actors. .in movie Erica has done such scenes. .I think it's got to do with the script..since this is telecast not late in the night nd is a family show they might hv decided not to hv such scenes

Originally posted by: mbbsrocks

but they are such professional actors..why would they do anything like that? i guess its script demand ...

Originally posted by: pkbdas61

ashwathy, where do they even talk.. it is ceiling talk.. the makers have lost it. they should show some intimacy between the two.. no harm in showing them cuddling together, even if it is unconsciously.

they better not show bedroom / bed scenes anymore as i find it difficult to imagine a couple behaving like that - very strange.

Well that's exactly the point ..."pillow talk" is a sleeping position...and psychologists say...such position shows the need for communication and closeness betwn the couple.

Originally posted by: cscs

I love their "pillow talks", where they wordlessly communicate with each other.

Yesterday, Dev just put his hand on her hand waist and pulled her to his side. He was kind of signalling her to turn around and be with him. Even in his sleep he needs her and she happily obliged by taking his hand and turning around to his side. I wish they wouldn't have opened their eyes so early. They are so perfect together, inspite of being so different. They kind off complete each other.

Yes , that scene was nice...I don't know if this sleeping position was given them by the CV intentionally...normally very less percentage of couples choose this way...and hence a lot of ppl feel there is some in completeness to the bedroom scene...but what ever it is it goes with their Sanskari character... 😆 its not that such couples lack love...this position typical shows the need for communication and intimacy...well again this is psychological analysis...when it comes to human body languages and human behavioral science...

You can check further on the net for couple sleeping positions what each sleep pattern suggest abt the comfort zone betwn partners...

There is no hard and fast rule that it has to be correct...but in most cases it turns out to be true...