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So many wonderful dialogues in the episode and it was really hard to pick just one.
After going back and forth with few, I finally pick this one. It sums up what the show is going to explore, what Yudh is currently experiencing and what shall be portrayed.
Another dialogue I loved very much is - bass thakk gaya hu. That said more than just man's excuse or daily routine. To me it spoke of how he feels with his life at the moment. Yudh has been carrying the business, so many responsibilities, juggling with many expectations and of course the family. Now with his illness, knowing end is coming and his biggest dream of Health Institute not yet fulfilled, he surely feels tired !!
What is this show all about? I get sense it's about Yudh's relations and expectations. Not just his relations but also others. We did get glimpse relationships forming or being sustained among other characters independent of Yudh and that's good avenue to explore !
Now coming to Yudh, it is abt his relationships and expectations he helds with his workers, subordinates, rivals, adversaries and family. But most interesting of all is his relationship and expectation of himself !! How does the man sees himself? Be it in mirror or through the clown. I found the clown to be quite interesting part of Yudh's psyche. I sure am curious to learn why is this part a clown? Right now it seems like part of Yudh that is mocking him, laughing on him. His relation and expectations of himself of what he's hiding, what he wants to gain, what he wants to sustain, where he may like to lead; many avenues.
But most captivating of all is his FEAR. FEAR of death because he finds some un- fulfillment with-in himself; hence the clown laughing at him? Fearing he may not be able to fulfill his dream of Health Institute. Fear after him his company may not maintain the position. Today we learned his fear for company is not just abt 10,000 workers, but abt his name, his image and above all; his legacy !! The health Institute, fear of incompetent son, loss of control that may result from his disease; his name and legacy of strong man may be damaged. Once again dialogues of "mere pass zayada waqt nahi he" and "thakk gaya hu" come in play here. Man who is aware his end is near looks back at what he has done, what he has achieved. He worked but was it just work or more than that? What is his legacy? His kids, his name, the health institute, what?
The fear of not death but unable to get sense of fulfillment.
So wonderful. I also like not everything has been revealed abt Yudh or other characters. The presentation is such we learn some and get curious to learn more. So nice job by the team.
It goes without saying but must say it - Big B take a bow đ
Advocate Anjali Awasthi
Health and Fitness
