Originally posted by: _priyaa_
heya...sorry for so late...and dear i ll be posting in fragments as my reviews contain some of my doubts as well or truth to be said many..😆😆 he he..so it ll be easier for u to reply..😳 .and dear...have a hectic time reading & replying my posts.😆😆 .he he..never mind ya.. 😳😳
and please it's no hurry...hw is ur eye ache now ?..when u ll be completely alright & feeling good,then only reply me..😳😳
I admit that I was really a bit upset knowing about Ranveer marrying Ritika & I was even more upset knowing it was not only about forced marriage,Ranveer really wanted a companion... I thought " can only marriage give you a companion-a friend ?...Ritika could have been his crying shoulder even being a friend & marriage was not at all necessary..." May be I was being or am being more selfish to not letting them (Ishveer) married to others instead of eachother.
Their childhood memories were really fun as well as emotional too..But dear one thing that I wanted to tell you that both of them were being more matured than their age...I mean this somehow affected their innocence that i felt..Ranveer was always sacrificial n that I can understand,but still I missed their childishness a bit...never mind dear...apart from this I really loved their scenes a lot...Infact the care and concern they have for each other even in that age is really admirable..⭐️⭐️
The scene where Ishani got lost in the fair,that was really painful,...& the next scene was so beautiful when she called Harshad uncle as papa...that moment was so nice...😳😳
And one of my favorite description is when she was getting senseless gradually after seeing those shrads in Ranveer's hands and that blood...Oh god the way u have described how she was slowly being unconscious and the state of her mind,the chain of thoughts she was having right before being senseless ,that was amazing...beautifully written...❤️🤗
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Hi there, sweetheart! 🤗🤗 Please don't apologize for the late reviews, it's totally cool. 😛😛 And it's alright, it's my pleasure to solve all your doubts and queries. 😃😃 My eyeache is okayish, it keeps coming and going and I do have one of those headaches now.
Coming back to your first question, yes I knew that a lt of you would be upset with the fact that Ranveer was married to Ritika and even more so that apart from Zaveri's dying wish, if it was only companionship that he sought from Ritika, he could very well just remain friends with her. Why marry her for it?
In response to that, I'll be letting you behind the thought process of Ranveer. When Ranveer decided to marry Ritika, there was not one, but several factors that played game here. One, was Amba and Kailash's constant urging to him to get married; second was Zaveri's dying wish and third was his seeking a companion. But what really convinced him into doing it were two factors - Finch's own marriage to Monica and his own assumption.
Ranveer chose to marry Ritika because he wanted to move on from the pain of the heartbreak that Ishaani's rejection had brought upon him. He wanted to stop loving her, to stop feeling the agony that came along every time he thought about her. Like most people, he believed that if he did get married, he might actually have a chance to move on in life. That, and the other three factors played a crucial role in formulating the plan in his head, but it was not until Finch's marriage did he actually decide to go ahead with it.
It was only once he got married to Ritika and the latter passed away did he realize that he was stupid to belive so; stupid enough to believe that he could ever stop loving Ishaani. That's where the entire monologue about love from Interlude 5 kicks in. You are not wrong if you are angry or upset that they were married to different people and you are justfied to have these views - what I put up here are simply my own experimentations with the human psychology and the following thoughts that I believe in.
And coming to your second point, yes I agree with this as well. They are too mature for their ages and their childhood cannot be called what would normally be termed as "fun". But this comes witha twist again. Ranveer and Ishaani were two children who were forced to see a lot in life at a very young age that made them the people they were. It was only after they got the company of each other that they truly learn what it felt like to be childish and immature. The "childhood" that you refer to will come in the upcoming epistles (or so I hope), that'll depict for they complete and set free the child in them when they are with each other.
Hehe, I'm glad you liked the scene. It was a troublesome one to write, I must confess, but I'm relieved that I did do some justice to it.
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