What a wedding na bidaai hui na grihapravesh

I would say it was the most poignant dialogue of today with lot of depth. I have always believed a woman should be given a proper bidaai from her parental home if she has to get respect in her sasural. And similarly a proper Grihapravesh has to happen for a happy life forward. I am not talking this from a perspective of any superstition or anything, but on what they represent.

was thinking its like she is in middle..as a muslim i've no idea about this bidaai/welcome but i can understand or can assume meaning of that line .. i didnt get why she was outside .now get it..

@sana bidaai means farewell given to bride from her family and grihapravesh is the welcome bride gets from groom's side. customs for both varies from state to state, community to community. In my community for grihapravesh there is a custom itself that the groom has to hold the bride's hand and bring her across the threshold or dahleez of his home. Then she symbolically fills rice in a barn kept near the pooja room.

Great Shru. 👏

Shruthi,
I SO wish makers had little bit more show run time.. had they shown proper wedding+bidai+rasams day after wedding
And THEN this terror & situations thereafter were planned for big fat Delhi reception one day after -- would have been a wholesome watch.
This mix up of events is bit too cruel.

Swadheenta ki Bidai tab hogi, jab she clears her Bhai & MAmu of wrong accusations.
Her Grihpravesh in true sense will come when she brings Abhay's real killer to justice.
This is still Agnipariksha, and is interesting to see if Her lifepartner respects & understands her restless quest: afterall that involves his chhotu as well.

I do feel, Adarsh's main prickpoint against Jilanis is Abhay's last words: Asad.
It will be interesting to see how the whole next fight unfolds.

@spdp - You bring out a good point. I was actually thinking about Abhay's last words.

Originally posted by: Soapoperasrfun

@spdp - You bring out a good point. I was actually thinking about Abhay's last words.

Well, it takes a highly logical and practical mind to make such deductions. But, if Adarsh were Sherlock Holmes, or ever becomes him in the near future (please God, please), it will be interesting to think why Abhay would say "Asad" as his last words when he could have said anything else in the world.

Think about it. Asad had been shot dead by the cops because they thought he was a terrorist. Adarsh has already heard this bit. He knows Asad was shot by the cops. Thinking about it from Abhay's POV, Adarsh would have found out that Asad was a terrorist anyway. So, why would Abhay try to tell him that as his last words? Something that Adarsh would find out anyway... unless, what Abhay was trying to say was not what Adarsh would understand of it.

Does that make sense?

Exactly:
They were in the middle of the wedding.
Sudden police presence & finding of Bomb..mamu pointed as one who brought that box. Noone - not even swadheeta has thought about it yet-why he brought that.

Adarsh was a wreck seeing Chhotu. Police told him he was shot by a terrorist 11 times.
His last words 'Asad' came just before his life literally slipping through Jay & Adarsh's hands.
Police shows him Asad's body..
There is not even a moment spared to think anything yet. Its just a shock, grief, disbelief.

They both will think.. everything will unfold... Will be interesting to watch how & when that starts.
My thoughts: Jaya like always will ignite thoughts.. then on SwaDarsh will pick up...

Originally posted by: Soapoperasrfun

@spdp - You bring out a good point. I was actually thinking about Abhay's last words.

Well, it takes a highly logical and practical mind to make such deductions. But, if Adarsh were Sherlock Holmes, or ever becomes him in the near future (please God, please), it will be interesting to think why Abhay would say "Asad" as his last words when he could have said anything else in the world.

Think about it. Asad had been shot dead by the cops because they thought he was a terrorist. Adarsh has already heard this bit. He knows Asad was shot by the cops. Thinking about it from Abhay's POV, Adarsh would have found out that Asad was a terrorist anyway. So, why would Abhay try to tell him that as his last words? Something that Adarsh would find out anyway... unless, what Abhay was trying to say was not what Adarsh would understand of it.

Does that make sense?

exactly..i actually thought Adarsh was gonna think Asad was not the terrorist because of Abhay's last words when i read the episode update..but no.

Doesnt Adarsh know the gift was from Asad's friends? Would Mamu himself bring the bomb to the wedding uf he were the terrorist provided his family too was present there?

@sp beauty of the script is no bidaai, no grihapravesh for swa. Because if things have unfolded after she entered Sinha household it would have been much difficult for her. Now she is on threshold. Aar yaa par. Only when she closes aar she can go par.

Hey dear. Amazing analysis. I look forward to reading ur analysis and it always presents a different and new meaning to the episode. The points you point to and comparison you make is amazing specially comparison to mahabharat. I might not be wrong in assuming that you must love reading books.