Illusion and Reality: Delving into the character Palash

The painter is somebody whose idea of reality borders on the Surreal. His Venus--- his life, his dreams, his passion all snowballed into one--somehow reminds you of the mythical Narcissus who was mermerised by his own image to the point where it drove him to death. Here the painter, the Creator is in love with his creation. Very much like Narcissus, he is in love with an extension of himself-- his spiritual self.
And now he is projecting that extension onto Anandi. He does not seem to realise the difference between a figment of imagination/ideals and a flesh-and-blood character.
How would he be disillusioned? And will he lose a large part of his incentive to live if he's deprived of the fantasy of Venus that is his sole emotional support?
Share thoughts.

May be...

Agree.

Don't know whether he is Narcissus who fell in love with his own image or Pygmalion who fell in love with his own creation.

I agree with you but I don't think he is Narcissus but he portrays a simlar behaviour... obsessed with his own creation . He's not able to differentiate between A and Venus .

Venus is a lifeless painting and A a human with emotions .

another imagination of palash that shiv is having 10 heads .

The character looks very interesting . His obsession towards his creation is portrayed well. He was unable to distinguish between illusion and reality. Lets see how viewers who r used to unrealistic twists and drama reacts to this unusual track

@TM very nice post ...😊 👏

Palash can't differentiate between illusion and reality...he is scary and twisted.

Originally posted by: Prophet_

The character looks very interesting . His obsession towards his creation is portrayed well. He was unable to distinguish between illusion and reality. Lets see how viewers who r used to unrealistic twists and drama reacts to this unusual track

This is very intriguing a story indeed. If handled in a nuanced manner, it could be an interesting commentary on Psychology.