'Burning His Own Boat'

After an emotionally satisfying episode yesterday, today's was more less taxing on our nerves...

The most difficult act for an honest and straight-foward person is to lie...and Madhu remonstrating herself for having lied to her mother twice...seeing Radhaji shamefaced for her son's deeds makes her realize that she can never see her own mother in such state...A touching mother-daughter moment it was...both DD and AP aptly portraying their respective parts...

It's such a pleasure to see Sikki behaving more like Sikandar Bhatia and being the one calling the shots...Nice to see Dipali being a the receiving end...liked this convincing portrayal of transformation from a bumbling idiot Sikki to calculative and manipulative Sikandar Bhatia...also appreciate SM playing the evil, conniving Dipali and taking all the bashing most of the time so sportingly...

RK persuades his mother from not leaving him in exchange of apologizing to Madhu...well nothing else would have deterred her decision to leave her son...here, I must mention that yesterday's episode belonged to SD...well today she definitely needed a breather after rendering a hard hitting performance yesterday...as for VD, he too was convincing...

Finally got to see a RK displaying teeny weeny docility and desperately wanting to seek forgiveness from Madhu...and not succeeding as once Madhu herself is not in a mood to listen anything and then there's one interruption of other...And not to be missed a Rishbala moment, even though only a brief one, making me wonder that "It's hard: When someone special ignores you. It's harder: Pretending that you just don't care."

Now Sultan's warning RK by breaking up the glass of his car was something puzzling to me...now why would a man like him resort to such action...I think something more of RK getting something like "right in the face scare" from him would have been more convincing...anyways will wait and see how this one develop into...

Pre-cap : what do I say, RK's warped thinking making him jump to the obvious conclusion and doubt Madhu...All this making me wonder if my wish to see a remorseful RK will come true but now to serve him right I want it to be too late...somehow RK comes across as a person who's more likely to "burn his own boat"...