Now it still affects you???????? - Page 3

Going to the original question - the answer is no. It doesn't affect me anymore. I went insane last weekend thinking about the ways Ridz would convince Armaan to come back. I had predicted that Armaan would want a break, not Ridz. It just doesn't seem right logically. Which girl would come alone to a remote village, face off the goons, battle the storm, walk alone at midnight from guesthouse to Armaan's house and then want time to think about the relationship??? The track is laughable to the point of being ridiculous. Somehow I don't blame either, but I don't identify with it anymore. And Ridz's bhang induced confession is not going to help one bit now that she has taken a step back in the relationship.

i think they are both immature to begin with.. but ur right there is a limit where v can see the fights between the two lovers because of misunderstandings.. and there is no explanations.. there are no questions asked and answered.. i mean come on... one has to step up and speak their mind.. or figure things out rather than fighting like kids... as well all know there are no solution found in fighting.. it just destroys the whole relationship.. this serial is not gonna go anywhere after this big fight between the main characters.. there will be more and more and more fights that we will have to digest....

well, leaving the debate that who i right who is wrong, i m no more affected by their fights...i m getting down to reality, was quite upset n emotional last week but not now, the 'hey, i m back' promo has a big effect on me, just excited to watch armaan's naughty acts n funny scenes...