KKB Episode Discussion Thread # 3|DT Note p.124 - Page 70

Shona🤗

Missed you so much and also your spamming😆❤️

Originally posted by: sanyogitaprc

me too...please cvs, get them married asap...Ranbir's dialogues during haldi scene & this dress by pallavi...all are hinting towards Pranbir marriage...

I also feel the same

Originally posted by: Naz_ash

Don’t you know Rhea is a devta sent by God to make and break relations??

I know 🤣

Originally posted by: misfit007

It is absolutely disgusting in my opinion. I just meant it in the sense of how ITV usually goes. I meant it as sarcasm but i don't think my sarcasm comes off well in writing. 😕

Damn it! it happened again. This was for you @janecastle in regards to Pragya needing to end up in the hospital to get attention from her family.

Originally posted by: anandhi007

Obviously Rhea has an extreme on one spectrum and Prachi does on the other. No one can relate to those extremes. They are just purely for drama sake. But in real life, other than the extremes a character like rhea is more relatable in the sense, everyone goes through insecurities in their 20s, throw tantrums, have weird love lives. While Prachi is too good to be true. No one in their 20s are that mature and sensible. And especially no one respects and adores elders like that and no one would want their mother to be with a father who didn't care about them at all and is still trying to hurt them and not letting them be a part of their own family that's too good to be true, people relate to rebel nature than goody shoes. The only relatable part of Prachi is her calling out on rhea. So I get why people would say despite the extremities rhea is more relatable.

Ah you've put it together much more coherently than i could.

Obviously the homicidal tendencies are too OTT but other than that, kids in their 20 go through all sorts of emotional upheaval. There is insecurity, poor decisions, facing consequences and so much more. It's hard to find people like Prachi in real life. They are too good to be true. At one point you just say enough, i can't deal with this BS even if it means standing up to your family and that's something you especially see in kids today because they refuse to carry biases from previous generations. Like how kids would mutely listen and follow everything their parents would tell them to do even if they didn't agree with it or knew it was wrong. I feel like millennial today tend to stand up for themselves and are breaking generational abuse and toxicity. Not alot of ITV shows go with that route though. I haven't seen many shows show the difference between respecting people, particularly your elders and drawing the line between manipulation and abuse.

Rhea goes to Meera, tells her to stop the wedding. She refuses😆

This for me was hilarious. i want to see people knocking her down a peg left, right and center. This character needs to hear no more often.

Originally posted by: SillySeasonHere

Wednesday Ep Update

Prachi says "ye behen ka rishta chhordo🤣 just stop the marriage"

Originally posted by: janecastle

So in real life, do people in their 20s get others kidnapped, hire people to murder someone or try to frame their childhood friend or classmate on various cases. Because I am in my early 20s and I would never ever do such things. And I don't find Rhea relatable at all. She is just a psycho who would do anything (from murder to kidnapping to hurting her mother) to satisfy her ego.

Which is why I said if you don't take the extremities into account. Because the extremities are purely for drama. Obviously no 20 year old is either like rhea or Prachi.

Originally posted by: janecastle

@bold- All this is just gross generalization.

Also Prachi wants her mother to be with Abhi because the likes of Sarita and Abhi guilt tripped her. Sarita went around saying that Prachi is the reason why her mother is not happy. And that is why Prachi is helping her parents get back together. It is not her fault if her mother could only be happy with a man who humiliates her and treats her like doormat.

I personally don't relate to Prachi or rhea. I am just making an argument entirely from a debate's perspective as to why I can understand people relating to rhea and why I can understand people relating to Prachi. It's just an analysis and not an opinion. And someone said Prachi stands for the right and yet somehow she is okay with her mom going with a man who doesn't do anything right for them? So these are the reasons why I feel Prachi is not relatable as well. And obviously if I take into account of Rhea's extremities, definitely she isn't relatable as well. Neither of them are.

Exactly I also feel like without drama why will they get pranbir married maybe drama will be there. Ranbir words today had junoon wala feel and it was intense the way he said that tum ranbir kholi ki pyarr hou prachi itna asaani sé todna nahi dunga. What is going to do next i have no idea but feel like he will give the dress to prachi but she will reject it but then ranbir is ranbir so he will make her accept the dress maybe and maybe he will plan to get married to her and she will asked to wear that blue dress by ranbir since it has blessing for ranbir would be wife.

One more thing, I feel like if pranbir gets married then ranbir will become gharmai for sometime because many scenes have been shown like ranbir visiting her House either by door or by window so I kind feel like it.

If it wasn't for prachi he would have left his home by now just becoz she told him to listen to his mum he is still living the otherwise he would have left his house to be with prachi.

He has trust that pallavi will come to him and reveal the truth maybe this could happen if something unexpected happen. Ranbir is waiting for pallavi to open up so yeah his wait will not be wasted.