ShaKhi ..... Beauty and the beast

I know it sounds funny but they are sort of beauty and the beast. Ofcourse not fully but sort of.

Like Belle our Anokhi is a fiesty, kind and bookworm who is very sweet.

And just like beast Shaurya is broken hearted and appears rude and arrogant but have a good and soft heart.

And just like Belle entered beast's castle to find her father, Anokhi came to SIAC for her education.

And there are a lot more.......

Please give your views friends.

And give your love to ShaKhi.

A very handsome beast one must say.❤️😳

Though it would be wrong to call him beast as he is not at all beasty.

Originally posted by: krazykaju

A very handsome beast one must say.❤️😳

Though it would be wrong to call him beast as he is not at all beasty.

Yeah he is not beasty. But he is broken too.

And ofcourse very very handsome.

Ye pad kar... Beauty aur beast ka ballroom dance yaad aaya🤩

ShaKhi ko be aache song par dance mil jaaye..bas..

Originally posted by: D_e_s_t_i_n_y

Ye pad kar... Beauty aur beast ka ballroom dance yaad aaya🤩

ShaKhi ko be aache song par dance mil jaaye..bas..

Hayyy, dono saath mein kitne cute lagenge. And their height difference....😳

Originally posted by: RaarA

I know it sounds funny but they are sort of beauty and the beast. Ofcourse not fully but sort of.

Like Belle our Anokhi is a fiesty, kind and bookworm who is very sweet.

And just like beast Shaurya is broken hearted and appears rude and arrogant but have a good and soft heart.

And just like Belle entered beast's castle to find her father, Anokhi came to SIAC for her education.

And there are a lot more.......

Please give your views friends.

And give your love to ShaKhi.

I like this comparison. Not exactly Beauty and Beast, but in a way, they can be thought to be.

Externally and especially towards Anokhi, Shaurya has been stringent and ruthless in a way, owing to his own prejudices. So, this external facade can be called beastly. And just like the beast, external apperaences always hides what's beneath - a genuine and good heart (same for both the cases). Beast was bound by a curse to become so and in Shaurya's case the curse is his own family (especially his Badepapa and Badimaa, who kept him away from her mother, fed poison to him throughout his life against his mother and even failed to provide an ounce of genuine love to him - or else he wouldn't be so void at core, if his Badimaa provided any ounce of genuine motherly love).

And Anokhi is a beauty, more so at her heart, so much so that growing up in a regressive household couldn't muddle the beauty that lies within her. She is full of courage and compassion. And hopefully, like in Beauty and Beast, she will free him from his curse.

@BOLD Could you draw some more parallels if you have any in your mind? I really like parallels like this, it really gives another dimension to this story from my point of view.

Originally posted by: Anupreeya

I like this comparison. Not exactly Beauty and Beast, but in a way, they can be thought to be.

Externally and especially towards Anokhi, Shaurya has been stringent and ruthless in a way, owing to his own prejudices. So, this external facade can be called beastly. And just like the beast, external apperaences always hides what's beneath - a genuine and good heart (same for both the cases). Beast was bound by a curse to become so and in Shaurya's case the curse is his own family (especially his Badepapa and Badimaa, who kept him away from her mother, fed poison to him throughout his life against his mother and even failed to provide an ounce of genuine love to him - or else he wouldn't be so void at core, if his Badimaa provided any ounce of genuine motherly love).

And Anokhi is a beauty, more so at her heart, so much so that growing up in a regressive household couldn't muddle the beauty that lies within her. She is full of courage and compassion. And hopefully, like in Beauty and Beast, she will free him from his curse.

@BOLD Could you draw some more parallels if you have any in your mind? I really like parallels like this, it really gives another dimension to this story from my point of view.

And I forgot to add, like Beauty is the first one to see through the crude exterior of Beast, Anokhi has already started to see through his facade. That scene where she reads his eyes and says something like - Aapki aankhon mein gusse se zyada dard nazar aata hai.

Yes. they are a good pair but Shorya is crude and rude to Anokhi.

Originally posted by: Anupreeya

I like this comparison. Not exactly Beauty and Beast, but in a way, they can be thought to be.

Externally and especially towards Anokhi, Shaurya has been stringent and ruthless in a way, owing to his own prejudices. So, this external facade can be called beastly. And just like the beast, external apperaences always hides what's beneath - a genuine and good heart (same for both the cases). Beast was bound by a curse to become so and in Shaurya's case the curse is his own family (especially his Badepapa and Badimaa, who kept him away from her mother, fed poison to him throughout his life against his mother and even failed to provide an ounce of genuine love to him - or else he wouldn't be so void at core, if his Badimaa provided any ounce of genuine motherly love).

And Anokhi is a beauty, more so at her heart, so much so that growing up in a regressive household couldn't muddle the beauty that lies within her. She is full of courage and compassion. And hopefully, like in Beauty and Beast, she will free him from his curse.

@BOLD Could you draw some more parallels if you have any in your mind? I really like parallels like this, it really gives another dimension to this story from my point of view.

Wow this explanation was just amazing. I agree with you. His foster parents claim to love him but in reality they never did.

And I will try to write more parallel when I get some ideas.