Episode 210 Discussion: 4th March 2013 - Page 3

Originally posted by: supercool3

thanks 😆

I don't know how much I made sense, but I just connected it with my own experience and how I moulded myself after that😳😆

Originally posted by: pnars

While devising his elaborate revenge plan, RK did not of course, factor in the possibility that he will end up loving Madhu. As a second issue, he's also not factored in the treatment Madhu will endure from society as his cast-off. He thinks she goes home and cosily snuggles to mommy and is safe. How will he react when he finds out what she's going through? How will it touch his conscience? I am very interested in that.

Originally posted by: pnars

While devising his elaborate revenge plan, RK did not of course, factor in the possibility that he will end up loving Madhu. As a second issue, he's also not factored in the treatment Madhu will endure from society as his cast-off. He thinks she goes home and cosily snuggles to mommy and is safe. How will he react when he finds out what she's going through? How will it touch his conscience? I am very interested in that.

Originally posted by: Angeena

There are so many things I want to see RK's and Madhu's reaction to.. And yet we never get to see it properly, because even when they show it there is, usually, no voicing out of thoughts so there is no way to be sure of what is happening. Just some shocked/pleased expression and then the character will take some action.

Originally posted by: supercool3

So when that creep first eyes on Madhu, he is warned by his friend to not mess with her as she is RK's wife. To that he replies that she was ex-wife, and that RK's not around anyway so he can make his move.

This seems to signify the whole idea of Madhu moving away from that shadow known as RK. We are seeing it happening to Rishabh, and now to Madhu.

Now why show this particular scene? It very much reflects society. Even in today's age a woman who is single, or has been separated from her spouse is seen as being fragile, or for the lack of a better word, an easy victim. This sick mentality is still present where the woman is targeted for a failed relationship though the man is mostly responsible for the situation.

Furthermore, workplace harassment is also something that working women are subjected to as well.

Originally posted by: pnars

That is one of the main reasons I haunt this thread - the superb extrapolations and analyses here give me the extended version of the thinking behind the show. It is evident that a lot of thought goes in to every scene and dialogue, and it is up to us to read the tea leaves and interpret it. I love it this way, versus the over-the-top and in-your-face detailing and simplicity we have to endure in many masala movies and serials.

Still, I get what you're saying - that there are plenty of loose ends that deserve a proper closure (here I am harping on my favourite word again! 😳). I've been presently surprised by MEIEJ so far - they've been pretty good at closing out some things at random times (remember the earrings in Karva Chauth?) Let's hope they continue to do so!

Originally posted by: Escape.My.Love.

honestly i think people are blaming rk for what happened to madhu today baselessly . this is nowehre his fault at all. because rk's humiliation of madhu was not the reason that letch leched her , it was a god damn excuse in putting his perverseness in action which he would even do..the eye raping and the pushing even if she were married to rk..so cornering rk for madhu facing this is absolutely wrong , cause rk is vindictive but he is not a monster. such men like that artist today are sick monsters.