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Edit - commenting after a long time
but, the OS is touching for the kind of experiences he has gone through earlier, specially when he was child and was waiting for his father..
and there is an irony towards the title words due to the uncertainty that the experiences have brought in him.
Every time when he faced the hurt, betrayal he recited the phrase - this too shall pass away, it gave him the hope for better future and courage to live through the difficult times..
but now when everything seems to be getting better in life, a fear, an uncertainty have captured his mind, resisting himself to grab the chance of happiness life has extended towards him
Geet's character is lively and so is Arun's.
she is bossy to an extent of creating a bit of irritation for people around her, but as you said the close ones can understand that it is done out of care, concern and belongingness.
and after some time Maan found a different reason for his irritation, that All-Ritu being with Geet..đ
the interactions between Maaneet were simple yet beautiful, I liked the kaththak dance and his reply to the brother-sister relation the most.
Petal, such a wonderful metaphor used for her while she was dancing.
despite the dilemma, hopefully, he would take the chance again the same way he allowed his heart to lose it to her..bas Geet ke ye bolane ki duri hai, "Oof ho!! chance lena hai to lo, nahi lena hai to mat lo", and he would grab it instantly ;)
Edited by Flame_of_Forest - 9 years ago
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