Mangalsutra...

I am so glad the mangal sutra broke in this episode. Not only did it lead Anshuman to Paakhi today. The first time he was a child, the second time he was forced!!!Now once the drama is over he can make Paakhi wear it with full feelings and adhikaar!!!

Rightly said. This time he will do it willingly and with love. i think there will be more drama before that

Mangala sutra.....A mangala sutra (from Sanskrit mangal, meaning "holy, auspicious", and sutra, meaning "thread") is a sacred necklace that a Hindu groom ties around the bride's neck in a ceremony called Mangalya Dharanam (Hindi for: "wearing the auspicious"), which identifies her as a married woman. The woman continues to wear the mangala sutra as a sign of her marital status

def loved tht bit he def sense paaki n the glass broke he went straight to save her. loved every bit of the yesrdays epi...

Originally posted by: anasuya43

Mangala sutra.....A mangala sutra (from Sanskrit mangal, meaning "holy, auspicious", and sutra, meaning "thread") is a sacred necklace that a Hindu groom ties around the bride's neck in a ceremony called Mangalya Dharanam (Hindi for: "wearing the auspicious"), which identifies her as a married woman. The woman continues to wear the mangala sutra as a sign of her marital status

Three knots symbolize three different aspects of a married woman - the first knot represents her obedience to her husband, the second to her parents and the third represents her respect for God...

Marriage symbolizes not just coming together of two individuals, but also the bonding of understanding, commitment, mutual love, oneness and spiritual growth.

Mangalsutra is symbolic of Deity shiva and Deiety Shakti.In this gold is in the form of Deity Shakti and the structure of stringed black beads is in the form of Deity Shiva

These are the reasons paakhi gives importance into It..

Waiting for that scene. It would be a treat to watch 😳

Ahhh I didn't think of that! Excellent point! Would make for a wonderful scene indeed. :)

Wow!!! Brilliant!!!! Absolutely brilliant

Originally posted by: anasuya43

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<font size="3" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color="#0000ff">Three knots symbolize three different aspects of a married woman - the first knot represents her obedience to her husband, the second to her parents and the third represents her respect for God...</font>

<font size="3" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color="#ff00ff">Marriage symbolizes not just coming together of two individuals, but also the bonding of understanding, commitment, mutual love, oneness and spiritual growth.</font>

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Originally posted by: ...Maham...

Ahhh I didn't think of that! Excellent point! Would make for a wonderful scene indeed. :)

And that's the first thing that came to my mind, apart from smiling that anshu does notice everything about his lady love!!