Jab Lahu Paani Ban Reha Tha- Vatsalya's thoughts.RKC7 - Page 2

Originally posted by: Jhinka_Roy

I hope they manage to keep this intellectual strain intact till the end (read somewhere that it is a finite series? Not sure though).
Through Vatsalya's words, we are getting to reflect on Anami's emotions on a much deeper level. Is Anami going to see Vatsalya as her inner adviser once she sets her focus on LM and its residents?

Originally posted by: NavyaKavya30

Lovely post,chick...love the title of it.

Blood is always thicker than water ( sayings aisey hi nahin banti hain,there is always a basis to them ) . I knew 'khoon apna rang dikhayga' which it did. 👏👏

Anami's decision to stay back would also prove her ability to differentiate between her duties and her 'moh'.

Maturity is not behaving like a kid and keeping on crying over what has been lost. Maturity is trying to protect what is left and if required making sacrifices for the safety of your family.

Well done Anami.👏

Originally posted by: sherlocked.

Vatsalya was a man way ahead of his age. The intellectual poet. Completely blown away by him.
The answer to all his burning questions is Anami.

Oh man, the writers of this show are something else.

Originally posted by: Ecrivain.

Jab duniya lene-dene main lagi thi, tum kahaan thi?

Jab lahu paani ban raha tha tum kahaan thi?

Questions from Vatsalya that have raised the whirlpool of emotions and triggered the hidden love within Anami as she stops and introspects on her actions, catapulting the dilemma that weighs her down with the responsibilities that vatsalaya has entrusted her with. And she halts, for good, until she finishes the story that had begun here, in Lal Mahal, seventeen years ago and she vows to end the misery of her life, once and for all in her life as she turns the Nayak, Khalnayak and Rachaykaar in Satrupa, her birth mother's story and her life.

And on the sidelines stands a jolted Satrupa who watches the turmoil that Anami is going through while her silence is taken as a jawaab by Anami, her daughter, whom she had abandoned years ago without realising the consequences of her actions and debating the repercussions of it too.

And yet, today, years later the two stand in the same space as each other, not with but against each other for the one person who had tied the pyaar ka dhaaga on Anami's wrist, Vatsalya, the catalyst to the action and the reaction in Satrupa and Anami;s life.

Nice post, Soup.

@Shweta your collages add so much more worth to the posts and make it a must read. Thank you.

Originally posted by: -Swetha-

Excellent post on Vatsalya poem & the sibling connectby you, @Chicksoup! 👏