MaYur - It was Consensual - Page 2

Originally posted by: neelresh

LOL...yaar bloopers ki koi award ceremony ho to woh tumhe milni chahiye 😆 hamesha har suspense per PD PD karke thanda paani daalte rehte ho 😆😆 Anyways, at least my post dragged you out of that black hole where you're hiding lately. I will make more posts on the condition that you stop playing that disappearing act 😃 !!! I need you here for your comments and of course when my mind goes wild with MN thoughts...I need that thanda paani from you 😆

Originally posted by: -Rida-

Umm ...apparently it had come down to the point where the creative had to pot in a cyber forum what they actually implied by the scene?😕..So what about the others who dont visit net nd simply watch the show..What conclusions they wud have to arrive at?🥱🥱
I simply cant relate to MN anymore.. had they gone all the way or not doesnt matter to me..Entire innocence gone..ArTi were good but MN were shown like a married couple not teenagers

neelresh, I like the points you make in your post. Contrary to what you believe, I don't think Mayur went all the way. I think it was just the first time that they were in such close physical proximity of each other, which I believe is natural to any relationship (specially if you know you're in love with the person)

Originally posted by: uniquemjht

[P]neelresh, I like the points you make in your post. Contrary to what you believe, I don't think Mayur went all the way. I think it was just the first time that they were in such close physical proximity of each other, which I believe is natural to any relationship (specially if you know you're in love with the person)
I also thought it was quite adorable for Mayank to ask Nupur if they were doing the right thing, how manyguys out there generally do that? It's very common in a relationship for guys to take the lead and the girls to follow. I'm not saying forall relations, but it is quite common in a lot ofrelations. AndI think, the point he made "ki darr lag raha hai, mere jaaneke baad,israat ki yaadein tumhe pareshaan na kare"that any sort ofphysical proximity can affect a girl (I think) when she is away from the one she loves. It may affect a guy as well, but guysalso are able toblock out things alittle more easily thangirls are. So I thought that was really sweet of him.

And I think someone made a point about Mayur being shown as a married couple and not teenagers? I respect the person's POV, but don't agree with it only because, being physical in a relation is not limited to married couples only. I've heard teenagers these days do a lot more than what was shown between MN, and I don't think it's wrong as long as you know your limits. And I think MN are smart enough to keep in mind their limits.

neelresh, I agree with you about the scene being delivered beautifully by Arjun Bijlani and Rati Pandey. They made it seem so real, I was bowled over by their performance, what brilliant acting. They were able to make us feel their pain, their happiness, their passion and their love. And couldn't agree more on how pure and innocent their interaction was last night. I can watch that episode over and over again just for them. They make you want to be in love! Simply brilliant :)

Originally posted by: uniquemjht

neelresh, I like the points you make in your post. Contrary to what you believe, I don't think Mayur went all the way. I think it was just the first time that they were in such close physical proximity of each other, which I believe is natural to any relationship (specially if you know you're in love with the person)

I also thought it was quite adorable for Mayank to ask Nupur if they were doing the right thing, how many guys out there generally do that? It's very common in a relationship for guys to take the lead and the girls to follow. I'm not saying for all relations, but it is quite common in a lot of relations. And I think, the point he made "ki darr lag raha hai, mere jaane ke baad, is raat ki yaadein tumhe pareshaan na kare" that any sort of physical proximity can affect a girl (I think) when she is away from the one she loves. It may affect a guy as well, but guys also are able to block out things a little more easily than girls are. So I thought that was really sweet of him.

And I think someone made a point about Mayur being shown as a married couple and not teenagers? I respect the person's POV, but don't agree with it only because, being physical in a relation is not limited to married couples only. I've heard teenagers these days do a lot more than what was shown between MN, and I don't think it's wrong as long as you know your limits. And I think MN are smart enough to keep in mind their limits.

neelresh, I agree with you about the scene being delivered beautifully by Arjun Bijlani and Rati Pandey. They made it seem so real, I was bowled over by their performance, what brilliant acting. They were able to make us feel their pain, their happiness, their passion and their love. And couldn't agree more on how pure and innocent their interaction was last night. I can watch that episode over and over again just for them. They make you want to be in love! Simply brilliant :)