Originally posted by: aarthi.ramani
@ BOLD can i take the liberty to say I AGREE đ¤Ł
Yes dia gunji and her dreams has aways been different and so has been Sam and thats what makes Sajan different - class apart ... it so shows their inner self .. even if u notice Sam voiced the same views of the marriage like her expect it was a indian wedding version... with few close friends and relatives, not much of halla gulla and simple yet perfect one .. hence he was all for it not just because she wants it but thats how they wanted it ... hence he says marriage at temple or chruch doesnt matter ... its what she wants .. because he knows from where she is coming from..okies did i make sense dia .. ??
hehe ... you made perfect sense, Aaru ... đ¤
@bold ... exactly ... everyone saw of course that Mayank supported Gunjan ... but that was the first thing I noticed ... Samrat telling Gunjan that there won't be too many people at their wedding, just friends and family ... he knows her so well, knows exactly what she would want ... and he wants the same thing ... because that's the way they have always been - very, very private ... and she has never been flamboyant, even though he is ... and he loves her this way ... simplicity is her hallmark, always has been ...
and the second bit ... I simply loved him when he said ... mandir ho ya church, it's Chashmish's happiness which matters the most to me ... đđđ ... what Gunjan wants is THE most important thing for him ... everything else is secondary ... in fact of no importance ... her dreams are his too ... and that's why, although he was initially shocked at the thought, agreeing to it came almost instantly ... nothing else matters to him but her happiness ... especially for the biggest day of their lives ...