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Sorry but what does the writers want us to feel when Vani meets Armaan
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Originally posted by: TaanuDeewani
Loved your description of Arzoo..and why she does what she does 😊 ...yes she needs time to process...things have been happening all at once...and speaking of potential..yup..a lot. They can make this ride wonderful from here on...but fingers crossed...hope it's not a dud like today and I don't want them rushing through the healing part...Good post 👍🏼
Loved your post and your analysis on Arzoo. Explains a lot about her recent debacle of wrong decisions. I also pointed out in my post how Arzoo up until now has been naive, innocent and all trusting. In Lucknow, she was used to handling things independently and had a life that was in her control. In Mumbai, not only has she had to buckle under Sahir and others, but also her life has spinned completely out of her control, thanks to more powerful people at play. She has yet to mature into someone who is of equal strength as SAC.
Sahir has had a painful heartbreak that has shaped him. Arzoo, up until now had endured a difficult childhood and loss of a father, yet it wasn;t earth shattering pain that has the capacity to change you or mould your life in ways you cannot imagine. Now, the events that have led up to her marriage to Sahir, have done exactly that, caused such a huge heartbreak and such a massive turn around in her life, that automatically she is forced to grow up, and understand the harsh realities of life, that will only make her understand Sahir and his past better. You need to go through heartbreak, to understand someone else's pain. And now Arzoo has had that, so we will see a stronger, more independent and fierce Arzoo, who is an equal match for Sahir.
And once again, after a week of hating Sahir, telling him she can't stand his face, she would rather die than marry him...we see Arzoo telling Sahir that Qabool Hai. We see her continuing to wear his bracelet...even though she repeatedly curses him...her words and actions are in complete contradiction.
Originally posted by: pearly14
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color="#0000ff">Beautiful post VD , I love your weekly write up and look forward to it each week.👏</font><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color="#0000ff">Now coming to the quoted text, this is not new to us ,is it ? Didn't Sahir behave exactly the same way ?</font><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color="#0000ff">Pull her as close as possible, or pin her against the wall and then say "Mujhse door raho" . These 2 people are very alike each other infact I would go so far as to say the Aarzoo we see is actually one face of Sahir, Sahir being more complex and layered , but if we personify the naive side of Sahir and combine it with ego we will actually see that it is Aarzoo. Its like she is the replica of the core of his being. I am starting to like Aarzoo now, but SAC is simply lajawaab😃</font>