The Fire That Burns Within - UPDATED - Page 2

Originally posted by: aahana86

hey mallu 🤗


thx hun 4 being so sweet as always 🤗 yep totally that scene so made me have goosebumps and i feel ultimately as the play happens it'd be SaJan on stage . as perhaps mayu may leave for nupur thus balancing ash as chandramukhi too who always saw dev's pain in the most rawest form

i too feel there is something lurking behind which is undisclosed and yes gunjan's eyes were so in pain as well so i think may be he was unconscious the longest as her drove and was the most hurt

perhaps this may have a DTPH type ending where the couple reunites on stage too 😳 they are after all giving a twist to devdas 😉

i agree with gunajn's line sometimes you are scared of losing the one thing you love the most and it is that fear which makes you so scared that u stay away from that thing yourself

🤣 the office scene was indeed nice and Sam blushed as did Gunji but the canteen scene 😍😳
OMG it was something else and since i am a sucker for intense moments my mind is locked in it

Originally posted by: sonali.19281

I havent seen the epi..but all I can say in brief after reading your post..is complexities in relationships are not unidimensional in reality..and great fiction imitates life although it has its own surreal flavour..

When Gunjan says she came to meet him and he wasn't there..maybe it symbolically signifies.. that she was expecting to see the old samrat she had loved but saw a man she did not recognize or relate to.. While I am not suggesting that his mother had no role in it..just blaming the mother in this scenario would just take away from the beautiful complexity woven in the past 1 month..but then again CVs have a almost clean record of messing up in the middle..and its about time..so I wont be surprised if it all boils down to one person..I was rather glad in the neel track they dint resort to the blame game..and I am hoping it doesnt come down to it now either..would just defeat the purpose of Gunjan's pain..and anguish...

Comparing to Devdas.. the SG context matched up to dev-paro in more ways than one.. well to say dev-paro separated coz of his mother again is offensive to the sensibilities of the great author..that's precisely why I don't like bollywood movies made on classics coz they just simplify each emotion..If one reads the original..it dwells in the reason being their own conflicting personalities and pride..apart from the contextual reasons.. SO in all I can only hope the basis of their separation is not made to be something trivial..like the demands or insecurities of a mother...well in any case I am already in the mode where I am ready to see anything...and not take offence 😆

Originally posted by: sonali.19281

I havent seen the epi..but all I can say in brief after reading your post..is complexities in relationships are not unidimensional in reality..and great fiction imitates life although it has its own surreal flavour..

When Gunjan says she came to meet him and he wasn't there..maybe it symbolically signifies.. that she was expecting to see the old samrat she had loved but saw a man she did not recognize or relate to.. While I am not suggesting that his mother had no role in it..just blaming the mother in this scenario would just take away from the beautiful complexity woven in the past 1 month..but then again CVs have a almost clean record of messing up in the middle..and its about time..so I wont be surprised if it all boils down to one person..I was rather glad in the neel track they dint resort to the blame game..and I am hoping it doesnt come down to it now either..would just defeat the purpose of Gunjan's pain..and anguish...

Comparing to Devdas.. the SG context matched up to dev-paro in more ways than one.. well to say dev-paro separated coz of his mother again is offensive to the sensibilities of the great author..that's precisely why I don't like bollywood movies made on classics coz they just simplify each emotion..If one reads the original..it dwells in the reason being their own conflicting personalities and pride..apart from the contextual reasons.. SO in all I can only hope the basis of their separation is not made to be something trivial..like the demands or insecurities of a mother...well in any case I am already in the mode where I am ready to see anything...and not take offence 😆

an awesome topic dear😳👏👏🤗

Originally posted by: sonali.19281

I havent seen the epi..but all I can say in brief after reading your post..is complexities in relationships are not unidimensional in reality..and great fiction imitates life although it has its own surreal flavour..

When Gunjan says she came to meet him and he wasn't there..maybe it symbolically signifies.. that she was expecting to see the old samrat she had loved but saw a man she did not recognize or relate to.. While I am not suggesting that his mother had no role in it..just blaming the mother in this scenario would just take away from the beautiful complexity woven in the past 1 month..but then again CVs have a almost clean record of messing up in the middle..and its about time..so I wont be surprised if it all boils down to one person..I was rather glad in the neel track they dint resort to the blame game..and I am hoping it doesnt come down to it now either..would just defeat the purpose of Gunjan's pain..and anguish...

Comparing to Devdas.. the SG context matched up to dev-paro in more ways than one.. well to say dev-paro separated coz of his mother again is offensive to the sensibilities of the great author..that's precisely why I don't like bollywood movies made on classics coz they just simplify each emotion..If one reads the original..it dwells in the reason being their own conflicting personalities and pride..apart from the contextual reasons.. SO in all I can only hope the basis of their separation is not made to be something trivial..like the demands or insecurities of a mother...well in any case I am already in the mode where I am ready to see anything...and not take offence 😆

sona and aani i have one more angle to the same ....

Sona agreed maybe it was meant to be symbolic... i have 2 imp questions here ... as far i have seen i did not recollect anywhere where they showed Sam searching for Gunjan for past three years... He has been in guilt and self destruction, and the sam we know he would have moved earth and heaven to meet her ... but then there has to be a reason as why did he not search her for the past 3yrs...? and here is what strikes me that may be Gunjan was expecting everyday immediately after the accident , Sam to come and meet and console her and mayank... which he never did...that's why she is saying ki "tum balad gaye Samrat".. and why did Samrat not come that's still not answered because before going into self destruction he would have surely did his best to meet her? if he did not even try to meet them is not because of the guilt but the things which were shown to him. May be here is where his mom comes into the picture ....may be his mom took him back to London for few days. Or as all of us think, Sam mom would be the hurdle....

Or as Sona said it's their way of contextual circumstances or reason for their separation.. That is may be Sam and his mom went to meet gunjan and they were not allowed by bui or bauji and hence Samrat never tried again to meet them.. 😕 may be they blamed and hold him responsible for the accident and not allowing him to meet mayank and Gunjan would have lead to his self destruction and he not returning back to them.. Because remember he said before that u all left me and did not even give me a chance to ask forgiveness....

I find this possibility of bui/bauji .... more because---1st it was Sam mom who was more interested in mayank, coming back and Sam getting back his friends ... So she being the direct reason seems low... may be subsequently yes ...

2nd the Sam we know would have moved heaven to meet Mayu and Gunjan and only one person who could have stopped him was bauji and his respect for him...

3rd when Sam does not come to see Gunjan and mayank , it would have been the reasons of their anger towards him , for not meeting their expectations of Sam not being there for them when they need him the most ..... Which in turn makes them blame him and make them bitter towards Sam.. May be as simple as that --- they would have tried meeting him, but was not possible because of Sam mom...

So my vote goes for bauji and bui as circumstantial elements. Because if u see the reasons for SaJan separation form start its always been their circumstantial perception than the third party element...