9/14 Highlights: Neil learns the truth - Page 5

Originally posted by: .Mandy.

exactly. all the tracks are link together perfectly. we as a fans never lost in any track. They build up the story logically. not in fast forward or not in slow motion. and the leads are giving mare than their 100%. they portrait the emotions superly. with them we also cry. with them we also laugh. with the perfection of the story (writers ability) with the perfection of the marvelous cast, with the perfection of the super creative cvs, we never board the story. hats off to them.

and with the yesterday epic they show the emotion of the nail. careness of the avni towards nail happiness, togetherness of the dd. helplessness of the juhi. well curving.

Now on this time my mind only work in thinking about what wiill happen next?

Originally posted by: singithi

It is going to be a roller coaster of emotions for all characters involved but I look forward to it! This track was needed not only to give Neil closure or to give angst to his pairing with Avni but also to push Avni to that breaking point of realization that yes she is in love. I want to see Avni having the same type of monologues Neil had where she sits down and thinks long and hard about her emotions and then finding someone to confide her love in, it can be Neela, DD, Bebe, Prakash or even Ali but she needs to get it off her chest and accept what is already known to fans.



This is exactly why I have hopes about Juhi's character, this is what I was referring to. Juhi could have easily allowed herself to be manipulated by Daya, she could have bought into the whole I will grant you your freedom but she was not easily swayed. Juhi was not about to risk the life of someone else so she could be free, that says a lot about her character. CVs have always handled things differently in this show and I see no reason for her to turn negative, you have so much potential with this character to take her story forward and show what nayi soch is all about. I am still for an Ali and Juhi pairing, her finding a friend in him and just building a bond. It does not have to be love right away it can just be friendship and someone who is helping her rebuild her life. Hopefully they won't focus too much on the triangle and will give Neil and Juhi closure sooner rather than later but until then expect to see lots of angst and heartbreak for these three.

Originally posted by: natkhat_angel

I felt bad for all the three characters today. Avni was gutted to realize that Neil may not want her back after Juhi's entry, Neil being in the shock that someone who he had mourned so deeply for, for long was standing right in front of his eyes and Juhi for everything she has gone through.

Everyone was talking about Avni, so instead of rehashing her fate, I'll focus on Juhi. I think that the fact that she, inspite of having the option of trading her freedom for Avni's, someone she doesn't even know, chose not to do so shows why Neil was so much in love with her in the first place.

Any other person, a normal human, would probably not have thought of twice before agreeing to the deal. Human trafficking, dancing at a brothel, being tortured, physically violated for eight long years - it's too much for someone's soul to survive all that. And if one sees any ray of sunlight in that dark gloomy world, wouldn't one grab it?

But by making Juhi someone who doesn't want Avni to end up in the same fate as she had, the writers have shown that Neil's faith wasn't misplaced in loving someone like her. Both these women he fell for are selfless, compassionate people who have been wronged by people near them. Making Juhi evil would have been much easier, but would someone as perceptive as Neil have fallen for someone like Juhi in the first place then? I don't think so.

I hope instead of focusing solely on a love triangle with Juhi turning into the typical Komolika, the writers show the horror in Juhi's mind and her rehabilitation into the normal world. Avni, Neil and Ali as friends for her who help her get past the terrible dark years she's gone through.