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Posted: 6 days ago

Hiiiiii

Finally the disappointment regarding the last episode is subsided a bit and I am left with that one thing that one emotion that made me go through this journey,that didn't allow me to give up on this show till the end inspite of all the torture..

That is PraShiv....

It feels almost impossible to pen down a goodbye to something that has become so deeply etched in our hearts. To say farewell to PraShiv is not just saying goodbye to a fictional couple—it is bidding adieu to a love story that gave us hope, ache, longing, and healing all at once.

Shivansh Randhawa—the man with fire in his veins and storms in his soul. He walked into our lives as the wounded tycoon, hardened by abandonment, betrayed by the one who should have held him closest, scarred by a childhood spent craving a mother’s embrace. His arrogance was a shield, his cruelty a mask, his coldness a desperate attempt to numb the ache inside. But beneath it all was a broken little boy—yearning to be chosen, to be loved, to belong. Namik brought this contradiction alive with such brilliance that every flicker of his pain, every crack in his façade, every tremor in his voice pierced us like it was real. Shivansh was not just a character—he became a hauntingly beautiful reflection of what it means to be human: flawed, vulnerable, yearning, yet capable of immense love.

And then there was Prarthana—the gentle storm, the quiet resilience, the girl who carried her scars with grace. She was not extraordinary in power, yet extraordinary in love. She saw what the world failed to see in Shivansh—not the tycoon, not the cold avenger, but the lonely child hiding behind walls of pride and rage. Her love was her rebellion, her faith was her strength, and her compassion became the balm that slowly mended Shivansh’s shattered heart. Pranali, with her soulful eyes and soft vulnerability, made Prarthana the epitome of tenderness and courage, a heroine who healed not by grand gestures, but by simply staying, simply loving, simply believing.

Together, PraShiv were magic. They weren’t perfect—no, they stumbled, they broke, they hurt each other, they cried oceans of tears. But isn’t that what made them real? Their story wasn’t built on convenience or flawless fairytale moments; it was built on storms, on mistakes, on heartbreak—and yet, always, on love. They fought each other, for each other. They burned in pain, yet in that fire, they found a rare kind of belonging. When they smiled together, the world felt lighter; when they held each other, it felt like home.

We often say fictional love stories are an escape, but PraShiv was not just an escape—they were a reflection. A reflection of what it means to love someone in their brokenness, to see beauty in scars, to forgive, to fight, to surrender, to heal. Every time Shivansh’s walls crumbled in front of Prarthana, every time her eyes softened for him despite his harshness—we were reminded that love, at its core, is not about perfection. It is about choosing each other, again and again, even when the world falls apart.

Yes, the ending might not have given us the closure we longed for—missing pieces, unspoken truths, unexplored depths. But what remains untouched is the soul of this story. For every rain-soaked night, every whispered confession, every trembling embrace, every tear shed—we will carry PraShiv with us. They are etched into our hearts, not as a couple bound by a script, but as a symbol of love that hurts, love that heals, love that endures.

And so, with heavy hearts but immense gratitude, we bid farewell. Farewell to the boy who was once abandoned but finally found his home. Farewell to the girl who believed, who healed, who loved with every breath. Farewell to a ship that became a universe of emotions for us all.

🌹 PraShiv will never end. They live in every memory, every scene replayed, every smile and tear we still carry with us. Because great love stories don’t conclude—they live on in the hearts that believed in them. 🌹

Thank you, Namik and Pranali, for breathing life into Shivansh and Prarthana. For making us feel, cry, dream, and love alongside them. What you’ve created is not just a couple, but a legacy of emotions.

Here’s to PraShiv—forever etched in our hearts. ❤️

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As we bid farewell to this beautiful ship, my heart is full—not just with memories of Shivansh and Prarthana, but with gratitude for each one of you who walked this path alongside me.

Together, we celebrated every rain-soaked embrace, every stolen glance, every tear that fell from Shivansh’s eyes and every tender moment when Prarthana held him together. We raged at the misunderstandings, debated over choices, poured our hearts into long discussions, edits, posts, and theories. And in all of it, what we truly built was a little home of our own—woven with passion, laughter, frustration, tears, and above all, love for PraShiv.

Fandoms are not just about shows; they’re about people. And in you all, I found companions who felt as deeply as I did, who understood the ache of wasted potential, who celebrated the smallest smiles, and who, like me, found a piece of themselves in this story. This journey was richer, warmer, more memorable because I had you by my side.We laughed over their banter, cried over their heartbreaks, and dreamed of their forever. We were frustrated, we were hopeful, we were enchanted—sometimes all at once. And in those emotions, I found not just love for a fictional couple, but a bond with real people who felt every beat of this story just as deeply as I did.

So, as we close this chapter, let’s hold on not just to the story of Shivansh and Prarthana, but to our story—of friendships made, bonds formed, and emotions shared. The show may end, but what we built together will always remain. ❤️

Shows come and go, but what stays behind is the family we build through them. For me, that family is all of you. Thank you for walking with me, for listening, for sharing, and for caring. Thank you for making this journey so much brighter.

No matter what, PraShiv will always be ours—our safe haven, our story, our magic. And so will the memories of experiencing it together. 💖Here’s to PraShiv. Here’s to us. Forever in our hearts. 🌹

Edited by asmitamohanty - 5 days ago
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Originally posted by: pyar-ishk

OMG why I'm I appreciating the hug more now

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/SMry0VWVDDg

and with female part of jaan Ban Gaye

Qismat se humein aap humdam mil gaye

Jaise ki dua ko alfaaz mil gaye

Socha jo nahin woh hasil ho gaya

Chahun aur kya ke khuda de ab

Rab se mila ek ayaan ban gaye

Khwabo ka mere muqaam ban gayesmiley42

You know once the disappointment over the ending is subsided..i am getting that if we keep everything else aside and think of it in terms of Prashiv only...then it is still magic..

That last scene was nothing short of poetic—an ending that distilled all the storms, all the wounds, all the chaos of their journey into one embrace, radiant with unfiltered joy.

In a world heavy with betrayal, endless misunderstandings, and scars that refused to heal, Shivansh and Prarthana found in each other what the world had denied them—peace, belonging, and the rare kind of love that needs no explanations. That hug was not just physical closeness; it was the collapse of every wall they had built around themselves, the silencing of every doubt that had haunted them.

Shivansh did not need elaborate justifications or to unravel the labyrinth of Prarthana’s drama. He did not demand evidence, nor did he cling to his anger. All he sought was a single truth—the answer to one question that had haunted his heart: Does she love me? And when he found that answer in her arms, in her smile, in the way she clung to him with unshaken certainty—he knew it was enough. Enough to silence the past, enough to forgive the pain, enough to fight the world if it dared to come between them again.

In that moment, love triumphed quietly, beautifully, and irrevocably. It was no longer about survival, but about living—for each other, with each other. Their embrace became a rebellion against every force that had tried to break them apart.

🌹✨ Shivansh and Prarthana’s last hug was not just a scene, but the final chapter of two souls choosing each other, endlessly and without hesitation...




So yeah I still hate the way they wrote it., Prashiv deserved so much more..I hate it from the bottom of my heart....but still I am choosing to keep Prashiv deep inside my heart and cherish them forever as a beautiful memory


Edited by asmitamohanty - 6 days ago
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Posted: 5 days ago

Originally posted by: asmitamohanty

Hiiiiii

Finally the disappointment regarding the last episode is subsided and I am left with that one thing that one emotion that made me go through this journey,that didn't allow me to give up on this show till the end inspite of all the torture..

That is PraShiv....

It feels almost impossible to pen down a goodbye to something that has become so deeply etched in our hearts. To say farewell to PraShiv is not just saying goodbye to a fictional couple—it is bidding adieu to a love story that gave us hope, ache, longing, and healing all at once.

Shivansh Randhawa—the man with fire in his veins and storms in his soul. He walked into our lives as the wounded tycoon, hardened by abandonment, betrayed by the one who should have held him closest, scarred by a childhood spent craving a mother’s embrace. His arrogance was a shield, his cruelty a mask, his coldness a desperate attempt to numb the ache inside. But beneath it all was a broken little boy—yearning to be chosen, to be loved, to belong. Namik brought this contradiction alive with such brilliance that every flicker of his pain, every crack in his façade, every tremor in his voice pierced us like it was real. Shivansh was not just a character—he became a hauntingly beautiful reflection of what it means to be human: flawed, vulnerable, yearning, yet capable of immense love.

And then there was Prarthana—the gentle storm, the quiet resilience, the girl who carried her scars with grace. She was not extraordinary in power, yet extraordinary in love. She saw what the world failed to see in Shivansh—not the tycoon, not the cold avenger, but the lonely child hiding behind walls of pride and rage. Her love was her rebellion, her faith was her strength, and her compassion became the balm that slowly mended Shivansh’s shattered heart. Pranali, with her soulful eyes and soft vulnerability, made Prarthana the epitome of tenderness and courage, a heroine who healed not by grand gestures, but by simply staying, simply loving, simply believing.

Together, PraShiv were magic. They weren’t perfect—no, they stumbled, they broke, they hurt each other, they cried oceans of tears. But isn’t that what made them real? Their story wasn’t built on convenience or flawless fairytale moments; it was built on storms, on mistakes, on heartbreak—and yet, always, on love. They fought each other, for each other. They burned in pain, yet in that fire, they found a rare kind of belonging. When they smiled together, the world felt lighter; when they held each other, it felt like home.

We often say fictional love stories are an escape, but PraShiv was not just an escape—they were a reflection. A reflection of what it means to love someone in their brokenness, to see beauty in scars, to forgive, to fight, to surrender, to heal. Every time Shivansh’s walls crumbled in front of Prarthana, every time her eyes softened for him despite his harshness—we were reminded that love, at its core, is not about perfection. It is about choosing each other, again and again, even when the world falls apart.

Yes, the ending might not have given us the closure we longed for—missing pieces, unspoken truths, unexplored depths. But what remains untouched is the soul of this story. For every rain-soaked night, every whispered confession, every trembling embrace, every tear shed—we will carry PraShiv with us. They are etched into our hearts, not as a couple bound by a script, but as a symbol of love that hurts, love that heals, love that endures.

And so, with heavy hearts but immense gratitude, we bid farewell. Farewell to the boy who was once abandoned but finally found his home. Farewell to the girl who believed, who healed, who loved with every breath. Farewell to a ship that became a universe of emotions for us all.

🌹 PraShiv will never end. They live in every memory, every scene replayed, every smile and tear we still carry with us. Because great love stories don’t conclude—they live on in the hearts that believed in them. 🌹

Thank you, Namik and Pranali, for breathing life into Shivansh and Prarthana. For making us feel, cry, dream, and love alongside them. What you’ve created is not just a couple, but a legacy of emotions.

Here’s to PraShiv—forever etched in our hearts. ❤️

-----------------------------------------------------



As we bid farewell to this beautiful ship, my heart is full—not just with memories of Shivansh and Prarthana, but with gratitude for each one of you who walked this path alongside me.

Together, we celebrated every rain-soaked embrace, every stolen glance, every tear that fell from Shivansh’s eyes and every tender moment when Prarthana held him together. We raged at the misunderstandings, debated over choices, poured our hearts into long discussions, edits, posts, and theories. And in all of it, what we truly built was a little home of our own—woven with passion, laughter, frustration, tears, and above all, love for PraShiv.

Fandoms are not just about shows; they’re about people. And in you all, I found companions who felt as deeply as I did, who understood the ache of wasted potential, who celebrated the smallest smiles, and who, like me, found a piece of themselves in this story. This journey was richer, warmer, more memorable because I had you by my side.We laughed over their banter, cried over their heartbreaks, and dreamed of their forever. We were frustrated, we were hopeful, we were enchanted—sometimes all at once. And in those emotions, I found not just love for a fictional couple, but a bond with real people who felt every beat of this story just as deeply as I did.

So, as we close this chapter, let’s hold on not just to the story of Shivansh and Prarthana, but to our story—of friendships made, bonds formed, and emotions shared. The show may end, but what we built together will always remain. ❤️

Shows come and go, but what stays behind is the family we build through them. For me, that family is all of you. Thank you for walking with me, for listening, for sharing, and for caring. Thank you for making this journey so much brighter.

No matter what, PraShiv will always be ours—our safe haven, our story, our magic. And so will the memories of experiencing it together. 💖Here’s to PraShiv. Here’s to us. Forever in our hearts. 🌹

I thought I was okay with it ending and in a way I am but the popularity of Prashiv is bigger than I imagine. I type in Prashiv and all these images, edits and vms I didn't even know existed. I know they'll be in other roles but not as Prashiv. One day I'll stop wanting and hoping for that second chapter to get it right and show all the possibilities that we saw but didn't get on our screen. That day hasn't come and I don't know when that wanting will stop so I'll just relive these moments

a man and woman are looking at each other

This is them innocent and chaotic smiley27

@ red: Agree they're ours and will stay in my heart smiley27

Edited by pyar-ishk - 5 days ago
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Well said and written Asmita.

I agree with each and every word.

And our friendships shall live forever.

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PraShiv will always be special and hold a place in our hearts.

Edited by Nikvi29 - 5 days ago
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Prashiv fans are funny as hell smiley36

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/u9a-QGoYtPU

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/DO8y8wQkocs/

Namik's farewell post for Shivansh ♥️

He rocked that leather jacket look, but I get why they skipped it. This styling is clearly the best choice (I do find it extremely funny how first they had opted for a completely different vibe).

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Originally posted by: monsoon_barsha

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DO8y8wQkocs/

Namik's farewell post for Shivansh ♥️

He rocked that leather jacket look, but I get why they skipped it. This styling is clearly the best choice (I do find it extremely funny how first they had opted for a completely different vibe).

Thanks for posting this. I was about to post it.

I know he is signing up but it’s still hard to let go this beautiful couple.

His post made me emotional again.

And loved the pictures he shared.

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Originally posted by: monsoon_barsha

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DO8y8wQkocs/

Namik's farewell post for Shivansh ♥️

He rocked that leather jacket look, but I get why they skipped it. This styling is clearly the best choice (I do find it extremely funny how first they had opted for a completely different vibe).

Beautiful Farewell Post

smiley9

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