RaghVi and Rituals - Page 3

Originally posted by: Mihika

Ab samajh me aya kyu dusra post baad me padhogi🤣

Samajhdhaar chokri 🤣

Originally posted by: xxMATSxx

This is amazing!!

Awesome analysis of some of the significant scenes and rituals 👏👏👏

Here's few other ones I've noticed, not sure if they can be incorporated with what you have already shared. Not rituals, but does show the saath pheras vachans coming to life.

Orphanage Scene: Raghav is reminded of his mother when he eats the food made by Pallu and develops kind of a soft spot for her, for being so giving and caring. Before that, he has only remembered his mother with tears, indicating that Pallavi will help bridge the gap between the estranged family.

LION Scenes: Raghav is worried more about Pallavi's safety than his own, and surrenders the gun when LION demands for her sake. He has never given in to the urge of war before that. Similarly, Pallavi cannot leave him alone on the road, bleeding even if he is to be considered enemy, that has a morality code too. She treats him and keeps him company till she is sure he is in safe hands. This indicates that they will do ANYTHING to keep the other safe from danger. Also, let us not forget how strongly he holds Pallavi to himself, and she holds on to him with full trust that he will be her guardian angel.

Saree Competition Scene: Raghav made Pallavi win the competition to boost her confidence, however Pallavi does not approve how it takes away from someone else's merit. This means that Raghav will always care about her well-being, but she will open his eyes to how that can be tied to the well-being of everyone, making him more aware to the intricacies of relationships; while he makes her see how it is okay to think about herself alone once in a while.

Mandir Scene: Pallavi misunderstands that Raghav is trying to gain special privileges for the darshan and she stands up to him about it. Similarly throughout the narrative we have seen how Pallavi misunderstands Raghav to be using his money to gain leverage. But when the crowds rush in, and she sees him on the floor reeling with a panic attack, she forgets everything and rushes to make sure he is alright, indicating that no matter how many misunderstandings come between them, when it comes to his well-being, Pallavi wont step back.

Originally posted by: nautankitadka

Awesome analysis of some of the significant scenes and rituals 👏👏👏

Here's few other ones I've noticed, not sure if they can be incorporated with what you have already shared. Not rituals, but does show the saath pheras vachans coming to life.

Orphanage Scene: Raghav is reminded of his mother when he eats the food made by Pallu and develops kind of a soft spot for her, for being so giving and caring. Before that, he has only remembered his mother with tears, indicating that Pallavi will help bridge the gap between the estranged family.

LION Scenes: Raghav is worried more about Pallavi's safety than his own, and surrenders the gun when LION demands for her sake. He has never given in to the urge of war before that. Similarly, Pallavi cannot leave him alone on the road, bleeding even if he is to be considered enemy, that has a morality code too. She treats him and keeps him company till she is sure he is in safe hands. This indicates that they will do ANYTHING to keep the other safe from danger. Also, let us not forget how strongly he holds Pallavi to himself, and she holds on to him with full trust that he will be her guardian angel.

Saree Competition Scene: Raghav made Pallavi win the competition to boost her confidence, however Pallavi does not approve how it takes away from someone else's merit. This means that Raghav will always care about her well-being, but she will open his eyes to how that can be tied to the well-being of everyone, making him more aware to the intricacies of relationships; while he makes her see how it is okay to think about herself alone once in a while.

Mandir Scene: Pallavi misunderstands that Raghav is trying to gain special privileges for the darshan and she stands up to him about it. Similarly throughout the narrative we have seen how Pallavi misunderstands Raghav to be using his money to gain leverage. But when the crowds rush in, and she sees him on the floor reeling with a panic attack, she forgets everything and rushes to make sure he is alright, indicating that no matter how many misunderstandings come between them, when it comes to his well-being, Pallavi wont step back.

And I have made another post "Raghav Rao - Code Cracked" have included all the scenes there. 😆

Originally posted by: Mihika

Thanks Tanu❤️

And I have made another post "Raghav Rao - Code Cracked" have included all the scenes there. 😆

Accha theek hai 😌

Maine itna typing kiya kyun phir 🤣🤣🤣

If I knew there is another post would not have done that. Nvm 🤭

Originally posted by: nautankitadka

Accha theek hai 😌

Maine itna typing kiya kyun phir 🤣🤣🤣

If I knew there is another post would not have done that. Nvm 🤭

Originally posted by: Mihika

Hi guys,

As I told you all I had something going on in my mind since 3-4 weeks. I am here today to make a post on it.

1. The Sindoor Scene

Raghav to Pallavi : He coloured her white life red but along with that his entry also brought dirt which has to be shared by Pallavi until she can wash it.

Pallavi to Raghav : The ladies coloured his face red hiding his good qualities in front of her which signifies that society will bring them together with misunderstandings which will then be their task to clear out.

2. Saree Washing to remove dirt and Sindoor : The more Pallavi tries to remove his colour from herself, the more he bleeds but only until the dirt is washed off completely. Once the dirt is gone you can see the gathbandhan sign on her white saree in the form of sindoor mark which keeps his life intact and strong.

3. The Varmaala Scene : Raghav throws the holy Varmaala in anger which falls on her neck showing that even in anger it is only her who has complete right on him while she removes it with care symbolising the importance of his presence in her life.

4. Kelvan Scene : Raghav unknowingly gifted her all the things needed for Mansi's Kelvan which shows that being the eldest son-in-law of the house it is his responsibility to share his wife's burdens and help in his sister-in-law's wedding.

5. Engagement Scene : The engagement flowers fell on them in the presence of the whole family which shows that even if the society stands against them they would always remain together and they will all be the main behind their alliance.

6. Haldi Scene : Raghav gets the mark of auspicious Haldi which then goes to Pallavi as "Dulhe ki jhuthi haldi" coz Amrutha wiped the remaining haldi in the bowl. Hence, Sulochana and Amrutha will forever act as catalysts in their relationship in every situation.

7. Mehndi Scene : Raghav's initial gets imprinted on Pallavi's hand which is disapproved by her father and washed off by her mother which shows that once they accept each other her family will ask her to return to them for either Mandaar or they realising their mistake but will fail miserably as she will somehow return back to Raghav.

8. Sangeet Scene : Her dance Mesmerized him just like her looks and he readily faught against the goons to save her. This shows that only he has the right to admire her and look at her but if anyone else tries to do it he will beat the crap out of him.

9. Pregnancy Scene : Though set up by someone else...it clearly shows that whatever circumstances may it be...Pallavi can have only his child while Raghav will only be a father to her child.

10. Shop and Character scene : The start of the show with dirt and Sindoor is now taking its actual effect. While he marries her after throwing dirt on her hiding his true self......she would wash away the dirt while keeping the sindoor intact bringing out his good deeds.

11. Pallu and Handkerchief scenes : Pallavi's pallu is used for wiping his sweat which means she will be a companion to him in his worries and problems that was missing in his life. Similarly, Raghav's Handkerchief is used for wiping her dirt which means he will be the shield in her life which till now she never had.

Point 11 - @Christobell

This is all that I have observed in these auspicious rituals between them....

Have you also observed something?...Come on add yours.😛

This was such a deep and thorough analysis of the script. I was thinking it was the mehendi, varmala and sindoor scene which was of significance but you found out the significance of each of their meeting.

Originally posted by: nautankitadka

Awesome analysis of some of the significant scenes and rituals 👏👏👏

Here's few other ones I've noticed, not sure if they can be incorporated with what you have already shared. Not rituals, but does show the saath pheras vachans coming to life.

Orphanage Scene: Raghav is reminded of his mother when he eats the food made by Pallu and develops kind of a soft spot for her, for being so giving and caring. Before that, he has only remembered his mother with tears, indicating that Pallavi will help bridge the gap between the estranged family.

LION Scenes: Raghav is worried more about Pallavi's safety than his own, and surrenders the gun when LION demands for her sake. He has never given in to the urge of war before that. Similarly, Pallavi cannot leave him alone on the road, bleeding even if he is to be considered enemy, that has a morality code too. She treats him and keeps him company till she is sure he is in safe hands. This indicates that they will do ANYTHING to keep the other safe from danger. Also, let us not forget how strongly he holds Pallavi to himself, and she holds on to him with full trust that he will be her guardian angel.

Saree Competition Scene: Raghav made Pallavi win the competition to boost her confidence, however Pallavi does not approve how it takes away from someone else's merit. This means that Raghav will always care about her well-being, but she will open his eyes to how that can be tied to the well-being of everyone, making him more aware to the intricacies of relationships; while he makes her see how it is okay to think about herself alone once in a while.

Mandir Scene: Pallavi misunderstands that Raghav is trying to gain special privileges for the darshan and she stands up to him about it. Similarly throughout the narrative we have seen how Pallavi misunderstands Raghav to be using his money to gain leverage. But when the crowds rush in, and she sees him on the floor reeling with a panic attack, she forgets everything and rushes to make sure he is alright, indicating that no matter how many misunderstandings come between them, when it comes to his well-being, Pallavi wont step back.

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Originally posted by: ReemShah

This was such a deep and thorough analysis of the script. I was thinking it was the mehendi, varmala and sindoor scene which was of significance but you found out the significance of each of their meeting.

Excellent analysis Mihika as alway. I just want to ask something Do you think there was any symbolism in Pinjara scenes? I don't know how to explain it but the way Raghav was observing her efforts to break free from cage and then finally she was able to break free only when he lets her. May be you can interpret in better words but i feel there was something in that scene.