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A hearty welcome back to you guys. It is so much fun to interacting to you guys that now this routine is becoming addictive! So the narration proper of the three brothers is now set in motion with the wheels of fate being set in their due motion.
The episode began from where it was left. The magnificent and humongous Maha Aarti sequence being performed by the ObBros set against Ajay-Atuls' powerful rendition of Ganesha Vandana. I found the scene somehow symbolic. It was as though a glimpse of future events that are bound to come up. The brothers would stand tall and together in wake of any fire that threatens to destroy what they hold the closest: their bond.
Once they catch a glimpse of a man setting himself alight they make a mad dash to save the guy. And while doing so they make sure to push the other two to safety although it is Shivaay who manages to knock Om and Rudra to safe corners and engage with flames of fury one on one. This again felt like a symbol of the undercurrent that Shivaay will stand like a rock protecting his brothers unmindful of what gash he takes on himself. That was such a power and potent scene that if there were any flaws after that my happy heart did overlook at those.😳😳
Another glaring fact that made itself obvious was Shivaay's dual personality. He indeed has a wet core hidden safely inside that rock solid exterior. This wet core is Damascus Treasury that is allowed to be accessed only by Om, Rudra and Dadi. I find this to be a cause of extreme worry and anxiety because the love Shivaay has for his brothers is of obsessive quality and his actions speaks that he will cleave himself for their safety. The guy is self-destructive in that sense and no, this is isn't his strength but his weakness of massive order. He will willingly lay down his weapons and welcome defeat and destruction to make sure his brothers are safe and hearty. His promise to his granny saying that he'd always be there to stick around with his brothers and that they will never part ways indicates at a dark furor that is slowly making its way to the Obroi door. One can be prophetic and say that it wouldn't be a happy sight to endure.
The scene then shifted back to the original Obroi brothers who are unlike what the younger ones are. Their relation is built on distrust and discord with splashes of a filthy past making its appearance every now and then. Tej's words ring clear that there is no difference between Shakti and him. Both lust for power and money, and when time comes they will always chose money over principles. It spoke aloud that whatever might have happened twenty years back, Shakti was an equal partner in crime. Also Dadi made a mention that their factory had been afire, what if this Ashok saga is related to that unexplored chapter? Both ways it is clear that this set of ObBros are without conscience and scruples and their morality is long dead. When Tej put forth his idea of forcing the farmers away from their lands by crook, Shakti raised his concern but did not voice his protest. He seems to believe a version of the story wherein he wasn't the culprit at all. He might as well be a subtle but an equal version of Tej. The parents to our' ObBros are setting the wheels in motion themselves. All it would be needed would be providing a rough path by a third party and viola! Doom will ring the doorbell.
Next we see Om and Shivaay arguing over the massive degree of cover provided to the unfortunate events of the Maha Aarti. As was expected, Om is agitated over alloying the events to a nothing and Shivaay is coolly distant over it all as though nothing had indeed happened. A minor yet cardinal chink in the armor is seen. Dadi had pointed out how the family name is of utmost importance to Shivaay and how Om is desperately wriggling out of the same. This clash of two schools of thought is seen but is put to a halt by Rudra who like an adhesive glues the two together with his adorable antics! I must confess this littlest of the brother is too cute and adorable and I am betting my money on him that he is who would never let his brothers part ways even if he cannot prevent them going astray.
The kitchen scene is what I loved!!! Gosh these are Sarvagunna Sampanna' boys. Nimmi di we got are pregnant and barefoot men' although not pregnant in the sense but barefoot in the kitchen nonetheless! I LOVE IT!!! Keep up the bromance mere chaar sher!👏
And the surprise packet of the episode: Anika! If the girl didn't impress me earlier, she certainly has my undivided attention now. She got claws and isn't afraid to be using them to her needs. She can fight and will fight and there is no stopping her even in the face of plain defeat. I have to say she comes across as a strong mess. A caring sister and tigress who can fight for her cub. She is obviously not in the position to be fighting this battle on her own because of factors that are acting as hindrances but even then she is not giving up. I found Surbhi look and feel great in the said sequence. She had a calm determination on her face that said she might have lost this battle but will win the war next. Sheeba Chadda as the corrupted and cruel policewoman only added to the drama that we witnessed! Okay so the character now got its spunk although I am very skeptical as to how long will it last. So far so good. Oh and special mention to the little kid, he was cute and so supportive of his elder sister. Another set of sibling goals!
The squad goals that I got from ObBros were making me dance in the air when precap happened. I mean come on!! Are they copying scenes from their previous shows? Geet-Maan, Arnav-Khushi and Asad-Zoya made a quick flash in my mind after seeing the glimpse of Shivaay-Anika. Though gotta admit the gobar' thing was new!
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