We open with King thanking Pragya for saving him. Well, I'm still not a fan but at least he knows how to express gratitude after all.
On the one hand I'm glad to know in clear words that King and Pragya made a "deal" and are not really married, but it's also so heavy handed to tell us just like that? I wonder why they decided not to draw that out more. I also need to know more about this deal - does it have an expiration date? What about the child's feelings? What's in it for King?
Lots of questions. But another point in his favour, he's biddable enough to go to the car when told to š
I feel like the whole tone of the show is something else now; the constant use of background music contributes to that. It's a darker, edgier, adult story about wounded hearts and a broken relationship. Which is fine, you know, it'll probably be a good story overall. Just not one I'm excited about, in the particulars.
Scenes of Abhi and Pragya separately standing around thinking thoughts are pretty uneventful...š
Haila, Kiara is telling dad not to drink. A 6 or 7 year old should not have to be able to even form that thought, guys š
Accha he's a "rap" star not a "rockstar". Nice distinction from the writers! Putting some thought into it eh š
Pragya does more for King than any wife does for her husband. Ok...? That's cool since they're not, you know, actually husband and wife.
Glad to hear King gave her a job and Pragya is gainfully employed. That's hugely important to me ok āļø
Why on earth has King agreed to play dad for Kiara though. I hope we get more insight on this.
So that intro sequence of Pragya decorating turned out to be total time waste? The decorations are nowhere to be seen after all.š¤
Pragya says no one in Mumbai remembers her š Why, Pragya. You had a family. No explanation forthcoming on why you cut yourself off from them I suppose.
I've rewatched Fareeda Bi's line so many times and I cannot figure out whose pyaar for who she's talking about!
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