The Unspoken Emotions:An Analysis - Page 4

Originally posted by: indranigupta

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Mittu...

You are doing a fabulous job... and that too everyday. I must reiterate again that you are the best analyzer in this forum. Top class👏

Yesterday's episode was good on several levels. Primarily, because each and every important characters made their presence felt. Shravan and Nanu's interaction was simple and yet spelled love. The way Nanu wished him good luck for his future and thanked him for what he did to Sumo... was pure affection. SM's monologue that he didnt deserve this acknowledgement of thanks tells you so much about the man.Even if Sumo might have been warned by SM prior to the accident and she still meets the same fate... he would have been still there. But, here he believes or rather negates his value and affection for what he believes could have been avoided in the first place. SM is a man who believes in the justness of actions (his love hardly counts as he believes he has failed as a friend in not warning her)...SM does listen to multiple viewpoints, but gives credence to an Absolute Truth. Gives you an idea of his dealings when the truth shall be out in the open. Also, if he believes he is wrong he will address it differently. Compare it with the Khosla case and PCT case. Smart direction on the part of the director here.👏

SM in the office... his happiness, the glow on his face, the wink he gave to Pushar was because his Sumo was out of danger and at the same time, free to pursue her dreams. So, all is well with Sumo and SM can merely exist or subsist on her happiness. The dealing with the client... bankrupt solution was also important to delineate how SM's mind works...I will not enlighten you all here...But, again an important pointer as to how SM shall deal with Ram and Chachi in the near future.

ST and Preetha's convo was brilliant... again very revealing of how ST's mind works. She wants to believe that he was not guilty in the case of PCT but, she refuses to see the sign. She was trying to exercise at this point and remembers his grumpy advice to exercise more (felt almost as if the writer wanted ST to exercise her brain, her heart rather than her limbs😆). She remembers how he had accepted the accusations that he was in the wrong... but, note here Preetha refuses to accept it. She says there is more than meets the eye.(Thank you Preetha😉)... I guess, Preetha shall play an important part in the near future.

Sumo not being able to find the medicines was a nice touch on the part of the director..stressing how all through he has been there even in moments as inane as keeping her medicines safe. So, that she can be safe. She gives a call to SM, using this an excuse (she wants him back but then her rational mind says something else). He receives the call and forgets his promise that he wont be there after she recovers. The concern, the fear and the pain were all there on SM's face when he saw her number on his mobile. Relieved that she is fine he tells her he kept her medicines inside the cupboard. So that she doesnt lose it. Again revealing us of the man... he tries to bring order to her messy thoughts... as he used to do when both were children. She asks him, so nothing has changed between them... the man pained, hurt and so wanting to articulate a different idiom, his love only managed a crass... no, nothing. She angrily responds... one of the most important lines yesterday... that accidents can often blur our vision but after one recovers... truth cannot be camouflaged. He surprised at the venom in her voice... stops from saying anything further. A poignant touch here...how do we read accidents? The one that happened to ST or the one which happened ten years before...)

I have often mentioned that this show likes to give us various perspectives... yet, also tries to uphold an essential truth. What is the absolute truth in this show? You all know it... and this dialogue of Sumo will then make more sense...😉

A happy family atmosphere is created inside the Malhotra house... Pushkar almost caught by his family is saved in the nick of time by his bro (SM doesnt reveal's others secrets... is it significant?). Further, I believe, this is an indication of how it shall play out in future. Preekar's dialogues were funny and shows that Preeti is quite smart... and Pushkar is no better than Daboo in being chaperoned by elder family members. 😆

Ram witnesses his son happy, smiling and enjoying himself (why was he happy? The father had no clue.. or refuses to see the signs). Anyways, the father is happy because his son is happy and more so, he believes Sumo, the parallel figure of Niru is now gone for ever from his son's life. Furthermore, he is happy that his son has not reneged on his promise. He is happy that his son honours his promises. Ironic, na? "Promises"... brilliant direction here.. by the cvs😉

Chachi tries to work upon Ram... fails to rouse him as yet. So, off she goes to ST with Vandy in tow to bring Sharman closer and in effect, let the son and dad grow apart. And so, all clear for her sons to inherit Ram's property. She reveals a half-truth to ST that Berry was the one who masterminded the case and SM being angry at how the things had panned out between his father and Sumo... refused to clear the MU. ST's emotion was happy, sad, relieved and an unknown emotion flickered on her face... that her SM cannot ever cause any harm to her...It was almost as if she had once again stood on the ledge and SM had saved her from falling... because he could not let her fall. Past and the present meet again happily, shaking hands and exchange more than mere pleasantries.

Chachi has miscalculated big time and so has Sumo, who unfortunately,has again not read beyond the obvious.

And Ram who continues to believe his story of Sumo being an exact parallel to Niru and hence, a bad influence on his son's life is happy that she is gone forever, as his wife also had left him in the past. Interesting the writer has tried to show that we only interpret things as we wish them to not as how they are. Truth as much a matter of perception is also inextricably intertwined with interpretation. But, something always collapse these perceptions or interpretations... and truth exists as light... cutting through the quagmire of darkness...

What is this "Tis true as the Light"?...(the quote is from Thomas Hardy' novel The Mayor of Casterbridge)... and you shall appreciate this show more😃

Again thank you Mittu... for a wonderful post🤗

Originally posted by: SleepyPsycho

Thank You😊