Hanuman-Mini-Babita Scenes Gallery *Updates complete* - Page 15

Originally posted by: AreYaar

I LOVED that too😆.....also her "Buddhu ho aap" with a kissie face that she gave him😆.....did he even realize in that moment that she gave him a kissie face that she only reserves for her loved ones otherwise?😆

Mini has always been a brat but I loved how she reveled in it especially with HS......pulling his leg, knowing he will indulge her, melting him with a hug.....all heart these two ❤️

Yeah! This one, and the 'how dare chhori'? Only she gets away with calling him buddhu and then disarm him with her hugs that he has come to love.

Originally posted by: MeghnaGhosh

True.as I said AD just took that scene to another level altogether, so many emotions in just a tiny scene, what an actor!!

He did... Uff! Dhain sa tha woh.

Originally posted by: MeghnaGhosh

Oh yes that flying kiss, I would have loved if HS had retorted back saying that chori tu mujhe flying kiss de rahi hai 🤣like he said once chori tu Hanuman Singh ko ankh mar rahi hai 🤣

Yes Mini only behaved a child only with him..does she even realise how much they love each other, well I think she does whatever the writers show us now...the 2 scenes in the last week are enough testimony for me ☺️

@bold, yes the last few scenes have proved it and I think she knows it too. I don't think the writers are denying it, but they are leaving it unfinished.

Sorry Anu, we're ruining your thread. Will shut up now.

Originally posted by: inlieu

Sorry Anu, we're ruining your thread. Will shut up now.

Arey no no, please carry on by all means😆....no worries. I'm never going to mind discussions about these golden old scenes :).....especially cuz I never got to talk about them in real time.

Originally posted by: inlieu

Yeah, his stricken face, as though someone had put a lance through his heart. I completely agree, that HS was the best version of himself when he was no-holds barred. I had fallen for him because he didn't tolerate nonsense, was direct and to the point with everything and called a spade a spade.

Yes, that little touch of NB was the validation we needed, if ever, that her son had realized what it felt like to be a parent and I think in that moment she knew HS felt that was she had always felt for him - no blood ties but this overwhelming love and concern for one's child. Yes, the way he markedly held her hand, despite always maintaining a respectful distance, because that was the need of the hour and when they became co-parents to Minnie. Yes, the background score really gave me chills and Aniruddh was something. Also, when he said "mhaare se zyada koi chinta kar sakta hai kya uski?", in that moment I don't think ANYONE could have argued against that because he probably would have gone on a rampage if anything had happened to Minnie. If that's not the outburst of a father, I don't know what is. The screenplay was just mind-blowing, as was every dialogue, every frame.

That moment was utterly and completely about his love for Mini.....there was not even any hint of trying to do this for the sake of a woman he loved.....that wasn't even on the radar....this was utterly and completely about the child he had come to love so FIERCELY.

Sadly, the writing gave him misarticulated dialogues in the last two months otherwise there was never any doubt that his love for Mini was a seperate emotion that moved in parallel with his love for Babita.....both had their seperate important place....he didn't show concern for Mini to "impress" anyone.....that was all coming from the honesty of his own emotions.

And word on why I connected to HS.....direct, no-nonsense, calling a spade a spade......these are the traits that I like and he embodied them in many ways.

Originally posted by: inlieu

Yes, this HS we fell for who used to take charge... I think it all unraveled when the court case reopened. His wounds were reopened too and he just seemed to have lost so much of self-confidence since then that he never seemed to be the same again. The entire hospital sequence from when he takes Minnie's hands as she's screaming and rests them on his while she digs her nails in (the marks can be seen on his hand later too), then cannot see her in pain and just says, 'bas' as he wouldn't let her scream like that, then picks her up and asks her to calm down, he was there, all the while instructing Lala and later NB to take care of the practical needs, getting Babita coffee, etc, EVERYTHING that I would expect a good husband and father to do.

Oh that scene in the room before he takes her to the hospital.....I LOVE every moment of it.....it's just brilliantly natural performance and direction from the whole cast and crew.....what stayed with me was the way he kept saying, "beta" and "bas, bas....kuch nahin hoga" to her over and over to soothe her....she refused to drink water from his hand....but that didn't stop him from still trying to soothe her....she dug her nails into his hand as she convulsed with pain but all that while, his full focus was on trying to soothe her.....if that isn't parenting, then what is? Sab kuch bhool kar your child becomes the center of your world....bhook, pyaas, dard....nothing matters when you see your child writhing in pain.....the way he took charge in that scene sealed the deal.....he was her father from that moment on....he stepped up in every way.....and he stepped up for Babita too.

Confidence can falter from time to time but I wish they hadn't totally undone his confidence with the Imarti track.....sigh....it never came back to the levels of this hospital sequence.

Originally posted by: AreYaar

That moment was utterly and completely about his love for Mini.....there was not even any hint of trying to do this for the sake of a woman he loved.....that wasn't even on the radar....this was utterly and completely about the child he had come to love so FIERCELY.

Sadly, the writing gave him misarticulated dialogues in the last two months otherwise there was never any doubt that his love for Mini was a seperate emotion that moved in parallel with his love for Babita.....both had their seperate important place....he didn't show concern for Mini to "impress" anyone.....that was all coming from the honesty of his own emotions.

And word on why I connected to HS.....direct, no-nonsense, calling a spade a spade......these are the traits that I like and he embodied them in many ways.

Fiercely - that's the word I was looking for. It perfectly describes his emotions for Minnie, just Minnie, his daughter, not mother ki daughter. There was never any doubt even when he said he tried to assure Babita during the puja. I saw both as two separate things and in that scene too he explained to Babita that his love for Minnie was on a different plane. He had said as much to NB too.

I have a feeling that HS' direct side is going to come out even more, if Friday's episode is any indication, especially when he realizes how all this mess is affecting Minnie. He will send her away for her own sake and ironically while I had predicted some Amar Prem style ending, looks like that's where this is going.

HS-Mini scene: 23rdJuly1 - Tu First Hai

Ah finally I get to THE scene....lol this scene is the sum of everything, man.....look at these two in this scene....the depth of their tadap for each other in that last bit as they cry in helplessness.....the Naina sequence.....oh man💔

Originally posted by: AreYaar

Oh that scene in the room before he takes her to the hospital.....I LOVE every moment of it.....it's just brilliantly natural performance and direction from the whole cast and crew.....what stayed with me was the way he kept saying, "beta" and "bas, bas....kuch nahin hoga" to her over and over to soothe her....she refused to drink water from his hand....but that didn't stop him from still trying to soothe her....she dug her nails into his hand as she convulsed with pain but all that while, his full focus was on trying to soothe her.....if that isn't parenting, then what is? Sab kuch bhool kar your child becomes the center of your world....bhook, pyaas, dard....nothing matters when you see your child writhing in pain.....the way he took charge in that scene sealed the deal.....he was her father from that moment on....he stepped up in every way.....and he stepped up for Babita too.

Confidence can falter from time to time but I wish they hadn't totally undone his confidence with the Imarti track.....sigh....it never came back to the levels of this hospital sequence.

Indeed, the screenplay was mind-blowing. Simple things like the his increasing fretting at seeing her writhing in pain, picking up her sandals and handing them to Babita so they could get walk her downstairs, the way NB picked up the broken glass to prevent accidents, the way he could no longer stand seeing her and put his foot down and just picked her up without caring what anyone would say or think. Sigh, and then of course the way he carried her down the stairs and tried to calm her down while she kicked her legs in pain, and buried her head in his shoulder when moments ago she didn't want to be anywhere near him and even refused the glass of water he offered. There was a promo that they never showed where he's sitting beside her in the taxi and she's holding on to him instead of Babita. It did seal the deal and then of course, sleeping on the hospital bench, the conversation in the hospital, the beloved "tu first hai" scene, and the mirroring scene when he picked her up and took her upstairs as she couldn't walk. He stepped up and really went above and beyond, never thinking about his comfort or inconvenience for a second. Even though they'd had a fallout before the hospital scene it never once came to his mind while he did everything for her. His heart was breaking at the thought of them leaving but he decided to back off because as her father he couldn't stand to see her unwell or in tears. He was in his element.

Later on, even after reconciling with Imarti's father, HS just chose to shut the door to his memories so that they stopped affecting his present. He didn't get closure and I don't think he will. They chose not to explore that side while we thought he would get over it with Babita's help, a notion which seems laughable now. I think they would have wanted him to learn to pick himself up but then feeling rejected by Babita, being unsure of himself, and the whole Amrit Manthan scene where he said something had died inside him... I do think something had indeed died and never recovered, and then all these issues with Minnie and his self-loathing at failing to trust her, followed by being made to feel a failure as a father, it destroyed his confidence completely. He's too scarred from his past and then got recent scars to boot.