Points to be Noted: Few things from a Sultanian - Page 11

Originally posted by: likarsh

Also, is this the way to get her divorced? What is this, the woman cannot realize on her own, and want a divorce herself? So they have to make her 'forcibly divorced' and then she can see her husbands' true nature?

Originally posted by: rajla

When ever I see Madhu-Sultan interaction...Apart from the fact that they set the screen ablaze (Avishti Rocks) what I see is a Step-By-Step Detoxification Process...In Psychiatry there is a similar Treatment used... Madhu has got this "Anokha Pyaar" blindfold over her eyes, it's clouded her judgement and actions and she stopped being Madhubala ... The only way to make her see the Truth is, if the Truth plays right in front of her... and when she won't allow him to play it the sane way, the best way a man like him could and would come up with is to talk her language, the language of Junoon...so that it falls on her Tympanic Membrane for sure this time and registers in her brain.

Everytime he associates Madhu with Tumhara RK, he makes sure the sentence ends with Meri Madhu, which makes her cringe but probes her to think...Like i said there is a similar treatment in Psych...It's like you push the person to such a extreme that he/she gives up on the Zidd they have held on to...Here Madhu adamant about their love and it's power, but the same can't be said for R...While Madhu keeps telling that their love will conquer all, R keeps taking steps to keep her away...Why can't he too come up with the faith that their Love can conquer all...simply because for the Crimanal Turned Chooperstar it's all about I, Me, Myself...


Sultan keeps challenging Madhu...He tells her to meet him in private but her desperate attempts to set the Monster aka R free leads to Sultan getting alert on seeing the Police and thus fleeing... He talks to her in the that deserted house but all she keeps chanting is the R-Mantra and their love this that etc...again Sultan challenges her... He keeps Pushing Madhu to the extent that she is forced to think otherwise, which in this case will be his break through...He is waiting for that... He asked Madhu he decision on the Divorce and she starts with the whole love, Bhagwaan is with them kinda crap...Result he gets R thrashed...he just proved to Madhu that the extent to which he can go is not limited but the extent to which she can go is indeed limited.

Sultan sure has an agenda, a motive... and It definitely has got to do with getting the Anokha Pyaar wala bhoot out of her system, before the actual agenda crops up...Woh kya hai I guess we'll have to wait, but the whole Madhu seeing the reality is just the surface...Bohat kuch hai jo iske peeche hai...





Madhu knew the truth? The truth about Meera and Sultan and bearing everything in mind, all that Sultan had to go through he would have expected his friend to stand up for the truth, if not for him per se...But instead she goes on a spree of safe guarding R's false beliefs .

Originally posted by: swati1975us

Amazing post Liks!!

When Sultan's character was being developed, it held hope that the CVs of this show are capable of creating a character who is respectful to a woman and her space, and believes her to be capable of independent thought and action. For the vast majority of his time on this show, Sultan gave Madhu something that RK never, ever did - RESPECT.

Originally posted by: swati1975us

This is my fundamental problem with how this is proceeding. Why does Madhu have to be so delusional? It is inconsistent and wasn't really her character trait. She's trusting but not blind. And she's had the courage to walk out of a relationship on her own in the past (with Mukund). So then, why this forcible divorce?

The sane course of action would be for her to realise that RK is still the same RK - deceitful, manipulative and abusive and to walk out herself. She doesn't need Sultan to force the situation.

Originally posted by: practicecalm

All's fair in love and war; now the question is if this is love or war 😆

Originally posted by: practicecalm

All's fair in love and war; now the question is if this is love or war😆