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A much needed episode! Some very pointed words! You go girl/CVs!
If yesterday's episode was about Raman...today it's about Ishita...
And the scene between Ishita and her Mom..WORD! .every single word is directed at the folks who call her names for her selflessness ...Nothing to add there. Kudos to the CVs for answering those questions...Ofcourse will that make a difference? I highly doubt. Here's a quote I feel that applies to sometimes people's perception of Ishita.
"There's nothing wrong with enjoying looking at the surface of the ocean itself, except that when you finally see what goes on underwater,you realize that you've been missing the whole point of the ocean. Staying on the surface all the time is like going to the circus and staring at the outside of the tent."
Dave Barry
Dave Barry
Thankfully Raman is not one of those. Enough said.
Now to the other parts of the episode..
"I no longer believed in the idea of soul mates, or love at first sight. But I was beginning to believe that a very few times in your life, if you were lucky, you might meet someone who was exactly right for you. Not because he was perfect, or because you were, but because your combined flaws were arranged in a way that allowed two separate beings to hinge together."
Lisa Kleypas
I dont know much about Tamilian traditions neither do I expect perfection from a daily soap about the correctness of a tradition...of all the kinds of creative liberties the CVs take...these kind I have no objections about. Because it delivered.
A husband's way of saying to his wife...you're my soulmate...of all the little things he complains about her everyday..he wants to share those very things with her..for eternity and beyond. Yes they have not said "I love you" but he let her know he's asking from her God to give her as his soul-mate for next 7 births.
I just loved the scene as every shot of them oozed of the feelings these two share..their expressions testament to their mutual love. Also loved the little legpulling by the siblings and look of happiness on both sets of parents and their daughter seeing them so much in love.
"We're all a little weird.
And life is a little weird.
And when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours,
we join up with them and fall into mutually satisfying weirdness"
and call it love"true love."
Robert Fulghum
A husband's way of saying to his wife...you're my soulmate...of all the little things he complains about her everyday..he wants to share those very things with her..for eternity and beyond. Yes they have not said "I love you" but he let her know he's asking from her God to give her as his soul-mate for next 7 births.
I just loved the scene as every shot of them oozed of the feelings these two share..their expressions testament to their mutual love. Also loved the little legpulling by the siblings and look of happiness on both sets of parents and their daughter seeing them so much in love.
"We're all a little weird.
And life is a little weird.
And when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours,
we join up with them and fall into mutually satisfying weirdness"
and call it love"true love."
Robert Fulghum
I always love how Raman always teases her and she gives back...even during Pooja their banter continued...A little collection of those moments.
Tujhse Naaraaz Nahiin Zindagi
Hairaan Hoon MainO Hairaan Huun Main
Tere Masum Sawaalon Se Pareshaan Hoon Main
O Pareshaan Hoon Main
Oh again the fear of losing her Ishima and Papa looms in the mind of the little girl who has for once started feeling secure in the embrace of her parents...this time her doubt roots from her brother's dismissal of Ishima's role in their 'family'..For once I felt like slapping Adi on his face...for calling his little sister stupid.š”
Look at the difference in the upbringing...the older one was only thinking about himself and what his heart yearns and being abusive to his sister for not thinking like him. The younger one, though upset, still thought of his well being...asking him to calm down so that he doesn't get sick again. Another poignant scene was the scene between Shagun and her Mom...Apple truly doesn't fall far from the apple tree. Poornimaji, Shagun and Adi share a common strain of narcissism.
Sorry I have rambled a lot. Thing is that for a moments person like me...I get a bit disorientated when multiple scenes of that touch my heart happen in one episode. I enjoy it as a viewer but my thoughts get all over the place.
A B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L episode.
And the acting? KP, DT , RD never disappoint...and today the supporting cast was perfect too..sans Gautam...his lack of expressions is hurting a critical character...I feel bad criticizing a child...but Adi is a complex character...and actor's lack of expressions make it harder to relate to anything about him.
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Look at the difference in the upbringing...the older one was only thinking about himself and what his heart yearns and being abusive to his sister for not thinking like him. The younger one, though upset, still thought of his well being...asking him to calm down so that he doesn't get sick again. Another poignant scene was the scene between Shagun and her Mom...Apple truly doesn't fall far from the apple tree. Poornimaji, Shagun and Adi share a common strain of narcissism.
Sorry I have rambled a lot. Thing is that for a moments person like me...I get a bit disorientated when multiple scenes of that touch my heart happen in one episode. I enjoy it as a viewer but my thoughts get all over the place.
A B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L episode.
And the acting? KP, DT , RD never disappoint...and today the supporting cast was perfect too..sans Gautam...his lack of expressions is hurting a critical character...I feel bad criticizing a child...but Adi is a complex character...and actor's lack of expressions make it harder to relate to anything about him.
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- Camera work between the phereš¤¢
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