astha madam confess karna hai toh jealousy lao....

I don't think after this dance sequence also shlok is going to confess...and I m sure when shlok thinks of saying ilu...jyoti track will interfere...and only when jyoti track is ended somewhat of jyoti getting permission of staying in agni house...astha ki dimag ki bati bajegi...and will try jealousy...

Agree when Shlok wants to confess something will happen and there will be a delay

I usually don't advocate for the use of jealousy to prompt someone to realise their feelings for another as I don't like it when people play such games in love. I find it irksome when couples intentionally make each other feel jealous. However, in this instance, it is totally called for since Shlokie used such tactics to fast track Aastha's confession. Although, I'd prefer it if the jealousy arises unintentionally without Aastha actively trying, rather it is as a result of Shlokie's possessive instincts in overdrive. We need Sid to meet Aastha.

Originally posted by: veracity

I usually don't advocate for the use of jealousy to prompt someone to realise their feelings for another as I don't like it when people play such games in love. I find it irksome when couples intentionally make each other feel jealous. However, in this instance, it is totally called for since Shlokie used such tactics to fast track Aastha's confession. Although, I'd prefer it if the jealousy arises unintentionally without Aastha actively trying, rather it is as a result of Shlokie's possessive instincts in overdrive. We need Sid to meet Aastha.

bold totaly agree!😳

totaly agree...

Originally posted by: veracity

I usually don't advocate for the use of jealousy to prompt someone to realise their feelings for another as I don't like it when people play such games in love. I find it irksome when couples intentionally make each other feel jealous. However, in this instance, it is totally called for since Shlokie used such tactics to fast track Aastha's confession. Although, I'd prefer it if the jealousy arises unintentionally without Aastha actively trying, rather it is as a result of Shlokie's possessive instincts in overdrive. We need Sid to meet Aastha.

Originally posted by: veracity

I usually don't advocate for the use of jealousy to prompt someone to realise their feelings for another as I don't like it when people play such games in love. I find it irksome when couples intentionally make each other feel jealous. However, in this instance, it is totally called for since Shlokie used such tactics to fast track Aastha's confession. Although, I'd prefer it if the jealousy arises unintentionally without Aastha actively trying, rather it is as a result of Shlokie's possessive instincts in overdrive. We need Sid to meet Aastha.