*Season 2, Week 4* Analysis Thread - Page 40

Originally posted by: Samanalyse

Good question, and good observation. Dev's statements always seem purely vindictive because a.he says them with such a malicious tone, and b. he always takes them a step too far. But what I have come to understand about Dev, which 2.0 has shown more explicitly, is that he is a keen observer and there is usually a grain of truth in those statements, which is why they get under the recipient's skin, be it Sona, Ishwari, or Vicky.

Where it comes to business, Dev has proven time and again that he has the clout to say the arrogant things he does. And I know it's not ideal, but in India, running a successful business has a lot to do with the people you know and the influence you weild as a result. Even in the Ayaan case, the police comissioner was a phone call away and on informal terms with Dev. Somewhere deep down, as much as she might deny it outwardly, Sona knows this about Dev as well. That is why, despite her insistence that she is his equal now, she is scared of his capacity to take Soha from her.

This was also illustrated in the conflict between Golu and Soha, where she used official means while he used his personal connections (mentioning his bigcha to the teacher). Golu got stuck once, but then he found a way to get around it, while Soha earned the reputation of being a tattle tale with the principal, which creates a dangerous boy who cried wolf situation. Dev and Golu are tapped in to the fact that even authority figures are human beings, whose feelings factor into their decisions. Sona and Soha with their idealism see the system of justice as something that exists above human flaws, and can be used to keep them in check, and while I don't deny that that is how it should be, but it's a bit naive to be entirely dependent on any abstract system.

Originally posted by: Samanalyse

[DIV]I also really appreciated your comment about Jatin's entry in your post, the question of why a woman in desi soaps always has to have a man as her support system. I too would have much preferred it to be a woman; we see female friendship and mutual support so rarely. If they wanted the jealousy factor, they could have made Sona's mentor a cool older woman with a son whom she is trying to set up with Sona; jealousy check, sisterhood check. My hope here is that the CVs are setting something up with Jatin's "ehsaan"... that dialogue about his investment was very suspicious to me.

Originally posted by: FLW70

Fantastic analysis n discussion

Just want to point out during s2 fight scene...when sona was trying to help dev get his consciousness...when he opened his eyes...sona said...thank god aap ne meri baat to suni...don't know but does it have any significance???

As we are discussing about sona never opened in front of dev...may be dev was never ready to listen...or sona never had that kind of trust in him ...what you all think