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@Jin.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#51

Mais..

Good to see you back.

Read a different POV on our Mahaan Munda.

Yes, the most loving part of your post is being impulsive part.

SUperb yaar.

Yes, right now everyone is ready to use him as a punching bag, including me lekin chalo ab bande ko thoda time dekar dekhte hai..

Love,

Tich.

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medha

@medha16

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Posted: 10 years ago

#52

Originally posted by: lostmymusic.

Okay, sab se pehli baat.."one of the most coveted posts"? Mine? Seriously? o.O The week away has reaalllyy changed stuff ya mera dimag zyada kharab hogaya hai 😆 And ignore Suha..wou bachi hai. See, hasn't unresed ab tak.

*throws a joota Suha's way*

I don't think that even now the show is going the most typically cliched way like many are crying about. KY2 has always taken tropes and twisted them. Even this is a trope. The guy sacrificing for someone else. But here, we can actually see Manik struggling against that decision moments after he made it. Usually the guy is all monstrously devilish in front of the girl and it's not until she's gone from the scene that we see him break down. But here, Manik is not doing that. He reaches out to her, looks for reasons to make her stay, in his own twisted way he makes her say the words which will give him peace, he can't stand the thought of someone else spending 10 minutes with her, how can he be all happy seeing her in anyone else' arms?

There's this lesson that I learned from my previous show that mostly, it's not the CVs at fault but the fans for expecting much, sometimes too much that everything is blown out of proportion. I know it's not applicable generally but I apply this lesson to everything now. Despite KY2 having a brilliant track record, my expectations have always been low. It keeps me interested as a viewer, to be surprised. I speak personally just about me so it's not true for all but for me, this track is brilliant and surprising. Had it been cliched, Manik wouldn't have stood there directing her to wipe the blood of her face. I didn't see that scene as just today's, while watching it I was transferred back to the episode where he spent a restless day seeing the dried blood on her forehead. I was taken back to the scene where he rubbed the pain away from head when she hurt it with the tree trunk. I saw the Manik from there, the Manik with authority to hurt and soothe her to this Manik...who can only now hurt her and has no right to say a word of ease. He marks her then stands aside and watches her wipe it all off, helplessly and only wishing that he could be there to ease her..

Manik has always, always wanted her around. Wanted himself to be the thing that surrounds her, consumes her very thoughts. He can't stop doing that. Yeah, he's stupid but I tou have always called him "Duffer!Manik" This stupidity has always been a Manik trait, it hasn't come to him with his decision to break Nandini. Yeah, it has been majorly focused now. I don't understand how Manik becomes a different person with his decision to end things with Nandini for the sake of his best friend? Hasn't Manik always been like that? Didn't he tell Harshad that he doesnt' give a damn if he gets destroyed as long as his friends are safe?

As for Harshad...well, I can understand him. When the day you've worked so hard for looms closer..the obsession becomes deeper. I miss the Harshad who at least cared for his friends but i don't think we'll get him back soon. All his plans have failed this time..ab tou he's gonna burn more bridges. Let's see what happens now...I still haven't learned to hate him.

(I don't think I appropriately responded to all the points 😕)

oh u put it perfectly!😊

you know what i love about this show the most?

it's the use of such beautiful symbolism and how each of those little poignant scenes reflect the personal growth each character has undergone,the journey that each of these individuals has undertaken.😊

I do agree that it is our unrealistic expectations that often lead to our disappointment.WE all know the dynamics of the industry and how things work and yet we keep expecting something extraordinary all the time.One reason is because of the fact that we all all the good things all at once.Another is that our expectations are, more often than not, coloured by the plethora of international shows that are available to us...we are very impatient, we want everything together.

KY2 is not cliched, never has been and that is precisely the reason why I'm so much taken in by a mere telly soap.It tries, tries to break the shackles of society, of resigned expectation arising out of prolonged familiarity of certain patent sequences and gives us something to take away for the future.

Manik is guided by his instincts, he is impulsive yet everything he does isextremely heartfelt.Somewhere deep down, he believes that he is the thorn in many people's lives and thus he readily decides to remove himself from the situation by hook or crook.He cannot stay away from her,he is selfless and yet he is extremely possessive.I am thoroughly enjoying these play of emotions in his character right now. How he decides to do the 'right thing'and at the same time not being able to stay away, he gives in to temptation and then lashes out as a defense mechanism...that has ALWAYS been Manik and I am looking forward to his fascinating journey of conflict and realization.😃

Edited by medha16 - 10 years ago