KRPKAB S1/WK2 updated p21- (RE)WATCH PARTY - Page 10

Originally posted by: CottonWorld

Most of the male leads fall in this category actually... where they try to solve problems only via money... Raman from YHM also was like that only.

Dev, Neha and Ishwari...all of them need therapy.

Contrary to her character...in that scene where Neha was grieving in the bedroom today ..it looked like GKB was genuinely sad for what Neha had to go through.

I feel like except for Dev who was always Ishwari's golden child, GKB genuinely loves and cares for the other children. I've always thought only she genuinely understands and empathizes with Neha

Originally posted by: xmanisha

Typical Dev trying to buy relationships, like I said yesterday.. He doesn’t know any way to convince other than with power or money. Sad to see Neha like this, understandable. Sameer being an a-hole here by backing out one day before their roka. Sameer’s mummy also irritating 😠 this GKB only knows people like herself. Nikki is my favvvvv in the house. Neha doesn’t need a wedding, she needs therapy for her trauma.

Dev was looking for a quick solution, as usual, with Sameer. Two way communication in relationships was never in the Dixit household handbook. Always sweep things under the rug!

Originally posted by: them2d

I feel like except for Dev who was always Ishwari's golden child, GKB genuinely loves and cares for the other children. I've always thought only she genuinely understands and empathizes with Neha

She did. She cares for the girls very much. She was so genuinely upset when Nikki was living with Lakshya.

Originally posted by: xmanisha

GKB just wants Neha against Dev & Ish which isn’t hard to do in the first place, but GKB adding fuel to the fire 😂

Dev just wants Neha to be happy and Neha isn’t content with anything that Dev does for her. It’s a vicious circle. Dev should’ve told Sameer that ok but you agreed earlier, why are you backing out one day before the roka? If this is his behavior now, what after the wedding?

I don't know. To me it looked like she really empathised with Neha in that scene.

Her scenes in the last episode did indicate towards her adding fuel to fire but not today.

Originally posted by: Newbiewriter30

The first few episodes set up how devoted Dev and Ishwari are towards one other.. and yeah, Dev comes off like he is holding on to the past more. But I think in these episodes, that is mainly because of the house. He has finally got the house.

But afterwards, it's all three Dixits who are caught up in the past. Dev less so, probably because he doesn't have the time to mull over things as much.

And the collateral damage (Sonakshi) will fall into this cluster mess(Dixit's) in future 😆

Originally posted by: them2d

I feel like except for Dev who was always Ishwari's golden child, GKB genuinely loves and cares for the other children. I've always thought only she genuinely understands and empathizes with Neha

Same. Even I think she understood Neha's pain.

And she stood by Neha's wishes too in front of the would be MIL...she didn't belittle her wishes. Atleast kisi ke liye toh insaniyat hai and just not greed.

Originally posted by: CottonWorld

And the collateral damage (Sonakshi) will fall into this cluster mess(Dixit's) in future 😆

Yes, interestingly Dev's first interaction with Sonakshi was on his first day in his new home!

Originally posted by: Newbiewriter30

Yes, interestingly Dev's first interaction with Sonakshi was on his first day in his new home!

I love these little details about the show, because there are many of such during the first season and every time I watch it, I notice more. There are so many symbolic moments and I don’t want to miss out 🤩♥️

Originally posted by: xmanisha

I love these little details about the show, because there are many of such during the first season and every time I watch it, I notice more. There are so many symbolic moments and I don’t want to miss out 🤩♥️

Me too! So many such moments. Rewatching helps to see all of those!

Like I said 8 is better for me... so I have started episode 3 🥳