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Guy,s let's discuss all the factors that were symbolic in saying that Zoya and Aditya are meant to be . . .
1. Abhi Na Jao Chodkar:
Yes. This song! Though they played this song as a memory of Zoya-Yash and Aditya-Pooja, it was AdiYa who were there with each other. The line "Abhi Na Jao Chodkar" which means, don't leave me and go now, kind of symbolized the fact that they would need each other, or that they are meant to be together.
2. Aditya throwing color on Zoya:
It kinda was a symbolic was of saying Aditya will bring color into Zoya's now humdrum life. Also, the fact that he threw the color red on her, which can mean two things, red stands for love in some contexts and anger in others. Here it symbolizes both. For now, both of them are filled with anger and hatred for each other and eventually they will fall in love with each other.
3. Aditya finding Zoya's ring:
Yeah . . . it might not mean much. But mera tedha-meda dimaag har cheez ka matlab nikaalta hai. It kind of showed that Aditya will help Zoya find her way back to herself (and him :p) whenever she's lost.
4. Zoya lighting up the candles in Church:
When Aditya felt hopeless and lost and was lying down in the church, at the same time, Zoya came and lit up candles there, and I think it was beautiful moment, which showed that she's his light in the darkness he's consumed in. You also see it yesterday's precap, when she told him that he still loves his wife unconditionally. She was the only one who could understand his inner turmoil despite his arrogant outlook.
There are so many, but right now my lazy brain can think of only so much. Do list out the things I've missed out😆😆
Love,
-Niru
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