Originally posted by: MrDarcyfan
Sumo went out of her way to avoid Shravan but it didn't work. I think Shravan knew it too. Best part was he still hung around, clearly to see her, but of course he wont admit it. He fumes when he realizes she is doing everything to avoid him. But like that scab we cant help picking at, he would rather stay there and fume than leave! I just love the psychology in this show. I think what I loved about IPKKND and even Saraswatichandra was the psychological drama that was always going on between the leads. Now again I have found a show high on that factor which I love.
When two people don't want to accept how they feel about each other, these things are bound to happen. Waiting for someone is a Saza, and avoiding someone equally so. But there is a "Maza" in that too! That is why we do it. Resenting someone and hating on them, and blaming them for everything that went wrong has it's own high as well. It's sometimes easier than letting go. Maybe it keeps you connected to that person. But on your own terms. The terms of hate! That is what Shravan is holding on to.
Maybe Suman expected it to be a lot easier to take up where she left off with Shravan. Maybe she thought he will be malleable and listen to her and they will be pals again. But that is not so. So she is reacting to the reality that has presented itself. Shravan resents her and is going out of his way to show her how little she means to him now. This irks her and she is ready to give a good fight, Sumo style! This is getting too good. If I write a book ever, THIS is the kind of story I would write! Angsty love stories are my favorites. Also, friends make the best lovers and this show has both!
P.S: Shout out to the little boy playing Dabbu. He is adorbs. Loved his dancing! 😆 I wont discuss the uncle and his "E-mail from Matarani" song!
Mangal Lakshmi
