We & Our Universe-Wedding Snippets - Page 2

This is a beautiful post piu ❣️❣️❣️

Now that you have put it all together, we can see how dobiii raavi was so much engrossed in shiva even during the marriage functions.she wanted him to praise her, wanted him to dance with her, even wanted him to sit besides her on the Mandap, Ignoring Devs lost look all this while.they indeed had their own little universe since childhood.thank god raavi didn't marry Dev. Even he had noticed their obsession with each other since childhood!

I think her drastic reaction on Devs rejection was more due to the humilation and embarrassment rather than heartbreak.she even had a dlg where she said to her mausapa

"Main Apne pyar Ka aur mazaak bante hue Nahi dekh Sakti "

I guess if she knew the truth before marriage, she would have handled it much better.a large part of her wanting to marry Dev arose from the belief that Dev loved her.it was more like a reciprocation to his love, care and softness.once she knew that he did not feel for her that way, it was over for her too.

Excellent observations as always 🤗! The wedding sequences always hold a special placed in my heart because every microexpression, every dialogue, every scene can be interpreted in many, many different ways. A few months ago, we debated about the possibility of attraction and whether it always existed between Shiva and Raavi, and back then there was a 50/50 split of some believing the attraction started early (I am guilty of this) and some believing that what Shiva was feeling wasn't attraction... but something else entirely. We've come a long way now, with many of the forum members jumping board on the attraction starting early train 🤣.

About a month ago, I was randomly thinking back to the potential relationship Raavi and Shiva shared before marriage. There's endless possibilities the CVs could take to build their relationship, but what I find most interesting is how the CVs never shied away from showing us just how close they are to each other. They had seemingly different rules. Societal boundaries between men and women didn't exist between them, as countless amounts of times Shiva and Raavi were able to invade each other's space without any thought. They were able to touch each other (whether it be grabbing the arms or spreading haldi over the face).

Even though it didn't seem so, they are really in tune with each other's emotions. Shiva's watchful eyes during Raavi's breakdown scene was just so, so, so amazingly shot. For me, the marriage sequence and the watchful eyes was where KD shined the most. You could see a flood of contradictory emotions of "Why do I want to so desperately reach out to her and calm her down" to "Other people are taking care of her, so why should I? She should've known she and Dev weren't meant to be" especially when he clenched his fist. Afterwards, during and after the great Dhara daanda scene, Raavi's eyes were acutely aware of Shiva's pain. Even when she touched his scars, it seemed she was more interested in wanting to soak up his every expression, wanting to etch it into her mind.

They knew too much about each other despite being so called "enemies" and that made me really think about their relationship as I wasted away my free time waiting for my Starbucks drink... I started wondering if the reason they were seemingly so close, yet so distant was somehow related to Pandya Sr. Now this is all a theory, so please take it with a grain of salt, but I used to wonder whether Pandya Sr. pushed Raavi and Shiva together into becoming friends because they were the same age. And those initial days of playing caused Shiva to be the first Pandya family member to accept her into the family (hence why she wanted Shiva to sit next to her instead of Shiva and Krish) making her realize just how beautiful the family was.

I wouldn't be too surprised if they became best friends (like two peas in a pod style) where they knew everything about each other. It would potentially explain the comfort level they have for each other (I don't think Krish could ever get as close as Shiva is to her had she married Dev). However, their friendship was put to a hold after Pandya Sr.'s death, and that's when Shiva pushed her away. Their initial friendship could be the reason why Raavi so strongly believes Shiva is a nice guy, even if he spent years bullying her. And perhaps her love for Dhara stemmed from her realizing that Dhara shared a few similar characteristics to Pandya Sr. (another reason why Suman is trying to mold Dhara into becoming stronger, so she wouldn't have to suffer the same fate as Pandya Sr.)

An alternative explanation I came up with was that every time Raavi or Shiva experienced sadness, they somehow found each other, spilled all their feelings, and went their merry way, trusting that the other wouldn't publicize anything. They could've put a pause on their bantering, just to bring a smile to the other's face.

Regardless, there is a ton of potential storylines to explain Dev and Gaumbi's dialogues of how the their worlds only revolved around each other.

PS: Ranata Suzuki's quote perfectly explains their relationship in my opinion 💗

Originally posted by: sunsaathiyaa

this is beautifully written 🥺❤️

shivi has my whole heart

Thank you 🤗

We know why you love them 😆

This whole track has all my heart!❤️

Originally posted by: funny_fubar

Aah the wedding sequence Wonderful post as usual ❤️

No matter how much I try, I think the wedding sequence remains unmatched.

You know, Dev's dialogue in the last episode also took me back to this wedding! I was thrown for a loop- if this guy felt that ShiVi had a world of their own, what was he even thinking when he said yes to marry Raavi.

I think Dev was under the tumultuous quagmire to straighten things up with the family. Dhara’s humiliation and then Shiva’s constant dissing wasn't helping either.

Of course he was heartbroken and not thinking straight. But my mind jumped to a What if discussion we all had. Dev's current dialogue completely changes the scope of the What if Dev Raavi did get married.

Seriously, I am sure it would have been a completely delusional marriage for sure.

Wow, these two would have continued living in their own bubble. So there would be this added level of complexity- Dev in love with someone else, while being cognizant of the fact that his wife shares something with his brother, which he could never be a part of.
I am sure, that would be an interesting scenario for sure.

I wonder- would it have been a recipe for disaster? or would Dev silently acknowledged this world, and just quietly lived out his days with Raavi? Would they have ever fallen in love, in the true sense? 🤔

These are uncomfortable questions which we won't get answers to! 😆I am glad Dev-Raavi didn't happen 😆

Thank you so much for your kind words of appreciation, Sri 🤗

Originally posted by: Mountains_Lakes

This whole track has all my heart!❤️

I can't get over this track ever ❤️

Originally posted by: Roohani27

Wow so beautiful❤️ this is a piece of art! I love each and every single scene from wedding sequence even oily and hardiks bonding😆 it was beautiful shot and written. You just took it to another level❤️ wish it had continued.

Thank you for your kind words of appreciation.🤗

The wedding sequence is the most beautiful sequence of Pandya Store till date. I just keep going back to it again and again ❤️

Originally posted by: SandhiaM

Awhh loved this ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much 🤗

Originally posted by: Sakmen

Piu, you do magic with your words and interpretation of every micro expression and emotion ❤️❤️

Marriage sequence is the best till date. Can't have enough of it ever❤️❤️

Thank you so much 🤗

I think the marriage sequence was written brilliantly. The writers somehow lost the plot after that!

Originally posted by: Scarysea

Piu this is such a beautiful post.

I waited for sometime before replying to get my thoughts in order and Fah_huq( sorry I don't know her name) updated Bariyan. That is close to what I always felt for the two.

I don't think either Shiva or Raavi were in love before marriage or in childhood. But they were close. They were childhood enemies always in each other's faces yet could not let anybody else hurt the other person- Shiva's anger on Dev for leading on Raavi and breaking her heart, Raavi telling her maasi that shiva is family. Shiva might have been attracted to her at times because she is a beautiful girl but it wasn't love . Yet there was a chemistry between them , comfort and familiarity in the fights. There was a fire between them which consumed the world so that it ceased to exist leaving just the two of them in that moment. They could have been best friends fighting like cat and dogs and it would have progressed to love at one point but this linear narrative was interrupted due to Maami ki behen ki beti. Shiva always saw Raavi as maami's relative and after everything maami did, he could not have cultivated a friendship with her. And Raavi gave back as good as got - she herself never realized that she at times crossed to being mean and commented harshly on his appearance. Despite both of them hurting each other in turns they did not hold it against the other. The very next moment they were back to being the same as always- Raavi's mehendi was spoiled by Shiva and after a few moments she was dancing merrily with him . That dance was another example of them being in their own world - no third person could enter in that equation.

Raavi and Dev was never meant to be. Raavi believed she loved Dev but I always thought it was a crush. It was a ticket to her dream of being a Pandya bahu. In her naivety, she felt Dev could be her prince charming and she would belong to pandya family. Dev might be prince charming by society standards but not for her. What she needs in a companion she would not get in Dev - she needs a tether and an anchor. Shiva provided her with it both alongwith being strong enough to tide her over uncertain times.

Now if she did not love Dev to madness, why did she try to suicide? I think and really I have thought a lot about this ( come to think of it I am too sincere about PS🤣) for Raavi, her marriage to Dev was the ticket to fulfil all her dreams. Suddenly all the dreams were shattered together. She was left at the altar and was now an object if ridicule for the entire town. She who had declared her love to whole somnath was rejected at the mandap for another girl. It was humiliation alongwith hopelessness that shattering of dreams bring. She could see her sate to be same as Anita. She would be an added burden on Maasapaa now . It seemed the end of the road to her and she decided to end it for once and all

Chikki, this is BRILLIANT ❤️