Trust is invaluable - Page 2

Originally posted by: OnepoundChic

I like how Mohini is more of a 'your routine girl' than Ayan a guy who struggles while eating a bhutta properly 😆 <3 Showcases their backgrounds.
Of course the show has to get serious and complex with the revelations of untold truths but i would appreciate it if they don't turn it in to a too intense and high voltage mess..Story will proceed nicely if they keep the unfolding of characters and plot in a simple manner just as the smooth chemistry of Ayan and Mohini.

Originally posted by: OnepoundChic

I like how Mohini is more of a 'your routine girl' than Ayan a guy who struggles while eating a bhutta properly 😆 <3 Showcases their backgrounds.
Of course the show has to get serious and complex with the revelations of untold truths but i would appreciate it if they don't turn it in to a too intense and high voltage mess..Story will proceed nicely if they keep the unfolding of characters and plot in a simple manner just as the smooth chemistry of Ayan and Mohini.

Originally posted by: ...Deeksha...

Completely agree with you and the show after MohiKa's entry. Each and every scene was beautifull. The show is now able to connect many people. Every emotion was in its place. And today's episode particularly got me off guard and hooked me. There is no who clashes. No overdose of glycerine. No villains and all its just purrrfect.

I dunno who is there costume and make up artist but I truly appreciate them for there simple looks. Especially Mohit he looks like chocolate boy or in our language a boy next door.

Originally posted by: OnepoundChic

Hi Deeksha!

You gotta tell me from what episode Mohit and Preetika have entered the show so that i can start watching it once i get free. And bdw i agree but i am yet to watch today's and lots of other episodes.Both Mohit and Preetika are eye-candies in this show.

Originally posted by: parul2999

Ayaan's inexperience with all the normal things but in a non-swaggery way is quite enjoyable. Serials often do feature the rich heroes "slumming it" with the twinkle eyed girl-next-door leading the way but the same trope is being used here in a more understated manner and I really like it.

Agreed with you on the hope that, despite the multiple relationship truths that need uncovering and other future complications, Ayaan and Mohini remain relatable.