When Dutta Destroyed His Room - Page 2

Originally posted by: nsb416

I think the destruction of the room might be symbolic of the destruction of Dutta's "almost-marriage" and his married life. The fact that he remembers the old lady's words saying that he will never have kids, or find happiness with his wife makes me think that when he's destroying his room, he's destroying the hopes and dreams he had of a life with Supriya. A marriage bed and the decorations represent happiness and joy one finds after marriage but I think by tearing it all down, Dutta has shown that he has given up on the institution of marriage and wants to erase it from his life.

But I might be wrong since he does end up marrying Naku. So....yeah. I dunno. Maybe he marries her when completely wasted and has no memory of it later?

Originally posted by: kshreya2002

but he's having a very public wedding. so i dont think that will happen. though yes u might be right abt dutta completely giving up on the instituition of marriage...hence marrying someone to punish her would seem fine to him. so that wud mean apart from everything else naku will have naother task on her hand...make dutta beleive again in the instituition of marriage.

Originally posted by: swati2008

omg.......how many tasks now naku had in her hands...............maki ng dutta believe her integrity.......in the institution of marriage.....facing kala n badi hasti's plans........tolerating leela n roops taunts.........making baaji believes her again........oh god naku is marrying or preparing for a war........neways thats really tough.......but our sherni will do it.....afterall she is dutta bhau's wife.....

Originally posted by: thornewood9

But yaar we're her Battle Troops! *Stands to Attention*

But I didn't want Dutta to marry Naku when hes bloody punch drunk.

He can't even walk straight!

How will he do Phere without falling over?

But he must be still have his mind around although vaguely cause he stopped Kala from blabbing on.

Aisha xxx😆

Originally posted by: swati2008

omg.......how many tasks now naku had in her hands...............maki ng dutta believe her integrity.......in the institution of marriage.....facing kala n badi hasti's plans........tolerating leela n roops taunts.........making baaji believes her again........oh god naku is marrying or preparing for a war........neways thats really tough.......but our sherni will do it.....afterall she is dutta bhau's wife.....

Originally posted by: aarathikb

datta had to face 2 setbacks.one was supriya eloping right at the nth moment and second the revelation by kala that naku was behind sups elopement, naku whom datta trusted so much and called her his best friend.

I was hoping naku might be able to get away from kala's grip and reach datta but i guess kala knew that naku may go up to datta and try convincing him so she held her tightly. moreover kala's deep desire was that datta must suffer a huge heartbreak and she was not ging to let naku spoil it.she's a WITCH of a sister 😡

Originally posted by: nsb416

I think the destruction of the room might be symbolic of the destruction of Dutta's "almost-marriage" and his married life. The fact that he remembers the old lady's words saying that he will never have kids, or find happiness with his wife makes me think that when he's destroying his room, he's destroying the hopes and dreams he had of a life with Supriya. A marriage bed and the decorations represent happiness and joy one finds after marriage but I think by tearing it all down, Dutta has shown that he has given up on the institution of marriage and wants to erase it from his life.

But I might be wrong since he does end up marrying Naku. So....yeah. I dunno. Maybe he marries her when completely wasted and has no memory of it later?

Originally posted by: kshreya2002

Once Dutta came down and stopped Naku Kala was really scared. She knew he would do soemthing which will not suit her scheme of things. Thats why she wanted Naku to get out of Dutta's sight asap.

Originally posted by: kshreya2002

I also felt the destruction was symbolic in another way. In Hindu mythology Lord Shiva is the destroyer....the world gets destroyed only to be reborn. This was something similar happening...Dutta's world as he knew it was getting destroyed. But out of the destruction started a new phase.