Will Arjun spill the beans? - Page 7

Originally posted by: purethought

Jahnvi, yes, that ring is atrocious. That ring must suffocate him😲.

I am expecting one dhamaka again in this party. Do you think Purvi will end up going there? and do you think Arjun will speak up or will the marriage date be announced? DK is not there to support Arjun .. he is on his own. I don't like the thought of everyone ganging up on him or Purvi. It makes me angry.

@Laurie, what a very clever idea! It fits perfectly; and the last time, when she was doing that demolition job on Arjun in the office in the Friday episode,, he tries to take her by the shoulders but is pushed away summarily. I am sure the kryptonite must have a minimum contact time to take effect!

@Nina, aviaanya and drummed up, I have gone thru the whole gamut of opinions about WHY Purvi has apparently moved away from her expected concern for the impact the breaking of the engagement would have on her mother. I agree completely with the reservations you have voiced.

To explain it away by saying that the CVs are now planning to show the contrast between Archana's generation and Purvi's does not somehow quite ring true. Any loving daughter would be seriously concerned about such a major issue, especially now that she has heard at first hand, from Archana's conversation with her mother that she overhears, about her great longing not to be separated from her daughters. How then can she take that aspect so casually, and seemingly egg Arjun on to reveal everything at the very earliest , when the result of such a revelation can hardly be underestimated?

It is not enough to say that she thinks he will not do it in the end, she must surely worry herself sick about what would happen if he did do it. One always plans for the worst case result. It is all as confusing as ever. I do not suppose that first or even third time actors are allowed to voice their doubts about such points; the CV is probably a despot brooking no opposition, unless she/he is hit on the head by Ekta Kapoor herself.

@aviaanya, it is really not a question of Purvi either doing a demolition job on Arjun or settling for being "a woman that was willing to be loving and understanding and take whatever crumbs are left for her" . She must know somewhere deep down that Arjun is not a two-timer,but just a foolish young man who has got himself into a mess (that can be seen from what she says to herself ,when she is home after the engagement party and has finished talking to Archana).

She could go on from there, and be mature enough to sit down and have a sensible talk with Arjun, analysing his options and hers, after factoring in THE key point, that Ovi is Archana's and Manav's daughter, and both would thus suffer a lot when the engagement is broken. She can tell Arjun where she stands, and also let him know quite firmly that he has to decide one way or the other (taking care to keep him out of touching range while she does so!). This would have helped Arjun as well, for right now he is floundering, and all his attempts to clear things up are invariably thwarted by fate in the shape of someone or the other. But perhaps so much maturity is too much to ask of Purvi.

@Drummed up, the very thought of Sherlock Holmes trying to deduce why things happen the way they do in PR is zany enough to pep me up!

@ bee5, you have a positive talent for getting through to a character's innermost thoughts. Come to think of it, there IS a flicker in Purvi's eyes when Arjun mentions what his dad had promised to do with Manav, and your idea about what she was thinking then, and the reason for her studiedly offhand reaction to what Arjun had just said, is most convincing.

@Trish, I prefer your first option. I do not think the doors at the Karanjkar residence are strong enough to take so much of banging in Arjun's face (after all, he has not yet had time to start the renovation of their chawl that he has planned). If they were to give way altogether, Purvi would be stumped, as Arjun could then just march in as and when he pleased. Banging the door of either his or her office in his face is not feasible either, for obvious reasons.

So, it has to be option 1, and this will reintroduce the renunciation motif, and thus solve the other puzzle that I and others have been highlighting: why has Purvi changed, or seems to have changed so drastically as to practically push Arjun into revealing everything, without apparently bothering about how deeply this would hurt not just Ovi, but Archana and Purvi's Manav Baba as well, thus putting paid to her great obsession of reuniting them.

@janhvi, I do not know how many defections there will be from Arjun's camp to Purvi's camp if he is unable to deliver at the party tonight, but I will not be one of them. I shall merely say "A plague on both your houses!", and concentrate on Teju and even Ovi for the rest of the show. Just to look at Teju peps me up, and Ovi is so true to type she is soothing to spirits bruised by the endless shenanigans of Arjun-Purvi.

Somehow, I find it difficult to believe that Savita will be suddenly apparated into the party. For one thing, there is no indication that her husband has got his passport renewed, and she will not leave for India without him. If they were both coming - and this can be expected some time soon - in time for the party, surely Manav would have got a heads up from his father , who knows what is at stake.

Lastly, we all seem to have forgotten about Punni, who was almost universally expected to be a prime agent of Laurie's most appositely named Dark Forces. I do not suppose she would have been invited to the party, but if she is, and Purvi is also there, maybe she will sidle up to Ovi like a snake and drop a broad hint in her ear. It seems very far-fetched, seeing that Ovi is haughtily standoffish towards 'employees', and Punni is not known to her at all, but one never knows with the CVs.

Any more, and you folks will need a proper index, so I shall sign off!

Originally posted by: Axiom123

Just an observation - I think Arjun's figured out Purvi's kryptonite - his touch! 😆

He knows that if he really wants to get through to her he needs to be touching her in some way while talking to her. When he's touching her she goes all quiet and gets these softer expressions on her face. He takes advantage of every opportunity she let's him get close... and truthfully the boy can't help himself 😆

I think this party is not about Arjun revealing anything but rather setting up some major players to find out. I believe that someone from both the dark forces and ARVI's angels will find out (maybe one before the other) and we will see plotting while Arjun is still struggling to reveal his secret to Ovi.

Who knows? Maybe Ovi might actually open her eyes and figure it out for herself 😆

@Laurie, what a very clever idea! It fits perfectly; and the last time, when she was doing that demolition job on Arjun in the office in the Friday episode,, he tries to take her by the shoulders but is pushed away summarily. I am sure the kryptonite must have a minimum contact time to take effect!

@Nina, aviaanya and drummed up, I have gone thru the whole gamut of opinions about WHY Purvi has apparently moved away from her expected concern for the impact the breaking of the engagement would have on her mother. I agree completely with the reservations you have voiced.

To explain it away by saying that the CVs are now planning to show the contrast between Archana's generation and Purvi's does not somehow quite ring true. Any loving daughter would be seriously concerned about such a major issue, especially now that she has heard at first hand, from Archana's conversation with her mother that she overhears, about her great longing not to be separated from her daughters. How then can she take that aspect so casually, and seemingly egg Arjun on to reveal everything at the very earliest , when the result of such a revelation can hardly be underestimated?

It is not enough to say that she thinks he will not do it in the end, she must surely worry herself sick about what would happen if he did do it. One always plans for the worst case result. It is all as confusing as ever. I do not suppose that first or even third time actors are allowed to voice their doubts about such points; the CV is probably a despot brooking no opposition, unless she/he is hit on the head by Ekta Kapoor herself.

@aviaanya, it is really not a question of Purvi either doing a demolition job on Arjun or settling for being "a woman that was willing to be loving and understanding and take whatever crumbs are left for her" . She must know somewhere deep down that Arjun is not a two-timer,but just a foolish young man who has got himself into a mess (that can be seen from what she says to herself ,when she is home after the engagement party and has finished talking to Archana).

She could go on from there, and be mature enough to sit down and have a sensible talk with Arjun, analysing his options and hers, after factoring in THE key point, that Ovi is Archana's and Manav's daughter, and both would thus suffer a lot when the engagement is broken. She can tell Arjun where she stands, and also let him know quite firmly that he has to decide one way or the other (taking care to keep him out of touching range while she does so!). This would have helped Arjun as well, for right now he is floundering, and all his attempts to clear things up are invariably thwarted by fate in the shape of someone or the other. But perhaps so much maturity is too much to ask of Purvi.

@Drummed up, the very thought of Sherlock Holmes trying to deduce why things happen the way they do in PR is zany enough to pep me up!

@ bee5, you have a positive talent for getting through to a character's innermost thoughts. Come to think of it, there IS a flicker in Purvi's eyes when Arjun mentions what his dad had promised to do with Manav, and your idea about what she was thinking then, and the reason for her studiedly offhand reaction to what Arjun had just said, is most convincing.

@Trish, I prefer your first option. I do not think the doors at the Karanjkar residence are strong enough to take so much of banging in Arjun's face (after all, he has not yet had time to start the renovation of their chawl that he has planned)😉. If they were to give way altogether, Purvi would be stumped, as Arjun could then just march in as and when he pleased. Banging the door of either his or her office in his face is not feasible either, for obvious reasons.

So, it has to be option 1, and this will reintroduce the renunciation motif, and thus solve the other puzzle that I and others have been highlighting: why has Purvi changed, or seems to have changed so drastically as to practically push Arjun into revealing everything, without apparently bothering about how deeply this would hurt not just Ovi, but Archana and Purvi's Manav Baba as well, thus putting paid to her great obsession of reuniting them.

@janhvi, I do not know how many defections there will be from Arjun's camp to Purvi's camp if he is unable to deliver at the party tonight, but I will not be one of them. I shall merely say "A plague on both your houses!", and concentrate on Teju and even Ovi for the rest of the show. Just to look at Teju peps me up, and Ovi is so true to type she is soothing to spirits bruised by the endless shenanigans of Arjun-Purvi.

Somehow, I find it difficult to believe that Savita will be suddenly apparated into the party. For one thing, there is no indication that her husband has got his passport renewed, and she will not leave for India without him. If they were both coming - and this can be expected some time soon - in time for the party, surely Manav would have got a heads up from his father , who knows what is at stake.

Lastly, we all seem to have forgotten about Punni, who was almost universally expected to be a prime agent of Laurie's most appositely named Dark Forces. I do not suppose she would have been invited to the party, but if she is, and Purvi is also there, maybe she will sidle up to Ovi like a snake and drop a broad hint in her ear. It seems very far-fetched, seeing that Ovi is haughtily standoffish towards 'employees', and Punni is not known to her at all, but one never knows with the CVs.

Any more, and you folks will need a proper index, so I shall sign off!


Shyamala

Originally posted by: Axiom123

Just an observation - I think Arjun's figured out Purvi's kryptonite - his touch! 😆

He knows that if he really wants to get through to her he needs to be touching her in some way while talking to her. When he's touching her she goes all quiet and gets these softer expressions on her face. He takes advantage of every opportunity she let's him get close... and truthfully the boy can't help himself 😆

I think this party is not about Arjun revealing anything but rather setting up some major players to find out. I believe that someone from both the dark forces and ARVI's angels will find out (maybe one before the other) and we will see plotting while Arjun is still struggling to reveal his secret to Ovi.

Who knows? Maybe Ovi might actually open her eyes and figure it out for herself 😆

Wonderful analysis everyone 😊

Sonia, may I call you that?) beautiful analysis, very well put! Yes, Purvi is steeling herself against Arjun's emotional onslaught and as you say she is so hurt and broken, she truly perhaps does not care what he does now. She will not believe him until he has set things right - setting things right to her might mean making her mother and baba understand as well. He is on his own, he created the mess and he has to clean it up all on his own, don't blame her for that.

Shyamala, I don't think it is a question of Purvi's maturity in having a calm heart to heart with Arjun realizing that he loves her too. It is unfair of him to expect her to be his strength when he is the sole creator of this ruckus. He needs to own up and be mature enough to make things as before between them. For this, provided he has the maturity to do it, he should not bring Purvi's name into it until all has been cleared. That might be asking too much of him as he does seem to lose sight of himself where she is concerned.

Originally posted by: bee5

Actually between what we saw in today's episode and what we saw in the precap of tomorrow, the day hasn't ended.

So, before Purvi goes home and Teju asks her to come for the party, the office scene (of SBB) might come in? (unless of course, if it is not a dream of either Arjun or Purvi).

Originally posted by: *Shruti*

Arjun has told Purvi he will tell Ovi truth tonight at the party whether she comes or not, Manav has invited Archana and Purvi for the party, Tej will wants to take Purvi along with her for the party. There must be some reason for party being organized. Maybe Archana/Ovi finds out truth about Arjun-Purvi. If this party brings some twist to the story or it remains where it has been since past one week we have to wait and watch.

Originally posted by: soapwatcher1

Sonia, may I call you that?) beautiful analysis, very well put! Yes, Purvi is steeling herself against Arjun's emotional onslaught and as you say she is so hurt and broken, she truly perhaps does not care what he does now. She will not believe him until he has set things right - setting things right to her might mean making her mother and baba understand as well. He is on his own, he created the mess and he has to clean it up all on his own, don't blame her for that.

Shyamala, I don't think it is a question of Purvi's maturity in having a calm heart to heart with Arjun realizing that he loves her too. It is unfair of him to expect her to be his strength when he is the sole creator of this ruckus. He needs to own up and be mature enough to make things as before between them. For this, provided he has the maturity to do it, he should not bring Purvi's name into it until all has been cleared. That might be asking too much of him as he does seem to lose sight of himself where she is concerned.