The things that make sairat real

Hello hello!!

Okay so don't bash me for this post, just my opinions here...

So why i feel both sai and virat feel realisitic is because they are flawed. They are flawed like any human being. I am a flawed person in real life, not perfect at all and i don't strive for that perfection.. I see that in those two.

Very realistically portrayed by Neil and Ayesha, those nuances that they add to their expression makes sairat realistic.

The fights they have are very real kind of fights that you would see in a husband and wife.. Of course, as a viewer, there are things I would like to change to the storyline and what they stand for but the characters in themselves are portrayed beautifully.

A small incident is the argument between them when Sai confronted virat about not accepting his love for pakhi. We know and he knows that there is no love from his side, but the hurt, the anguish, the shock of the questions thrown at him seemed so real.

We don't see misunderstandings grow between them to the extent that they are unable to have a conversation, they talk about it, they argue, they fight but at the end of the day they also understand each other.

Sharing their weak moments with each other, wanting to know more about the other, wanting the other to support them, it makes it super realistic..

I know we all including me have been bashing virat for his behaviour, but I did introspect on this and I thought about it and felt that both sai and virat despite having their flaws are able to accept each other the way they are.. A stark difference from what pakhi does, she tries to influence virat and make him agree to what she is saying by hook or crook...

This upcoming (super stretched, waiting for it) separation will be so beautiful to watch because of how Neil and Ayesha are portraying their characters, the sheer honesty and humanness of the sai and virat is what draws me towards them.. they seem real and not fictional.

Issi pe main kahoongi-

Dard mehsoos hoga hume bhi

Dard mehsoos hoga hume bhi

Jab tapdenge sairat

ek doosre ke liye!!

Originally posted by: Svt611

Hello hello!!

A small incident is the argument between them when Sai confronted virat about not accepting his love for pakhi. We know and he knows that there is no love from his side, but the hurt, the anguish, the shock of the questions thrown at him seemed so real.

We don't see misunderstandings grow between them to the extent that they are unable to have a conversation, they talk about it, they argue, they fight but at the end of the day they also understand each other.

Sharing their weak moments with each other, wanting to know more about the other, wanting the other to support them, it makes it super realistic..

I know we all including me have been bashing virat for his behaviour, but I did introspect on this and I thought about it and felt that both sai and virat despite having their flaws are able to accept each other the way they are.. A stark difference from what pakhi does, she tries to influence virat and make him agree to what she is saying by hook or crook...

This upcoming (super stretched, waiting for it) separation will be so beautiful to watch because of how Neil and Ayesha are portraying their characters, the sheer honesty and humanness of the sai and virat is what draws me towards them.. they seem real and not fictional.

Very well put up 👏👍🏼 True they both are flawed and that make them natural..

@Bold, Exactly, he has totally forgotten that he once loved Pakhi and wished to marry her, and Sai's upfront confronting and mentioning he still has feelings for Pakhi made him angry.. he would have thought like how Sai can think like he will have feelings for his bhai's wife that too Samrat's wife...

@green, Yeah, sometimes even family and Pakhi would be wondering how they are still together,,, and this is the secret ❤️

@red, Pakhi turned very cunning and manipulative.. her hatred towards making her bad to an extent she became inhuman,, today's episode she did't even shown an ounce of giult after seeing how devi's situation becames worse

@underlined,,, Most awaited 🤗

They look perfect and real because:

1. Neil and Ayesha can actually give the right expression at the right moment.
2. Their fights look real.
3. No matter how much they fight, they care for each other. Reminds me of my parents. There isn't a day my parents don't fight but they end up caring for each other and go back to normal like nothing happened. Just like Sairat. My parents even accuse each other for starting the fight just like Sairat accuse each other. 🤣

Originally posted by: SathyaT

Very well put up 👏👍🏼 True they both are flawed and that make them natural..

@Bold, Exactly, he has totally forgotten that he once loved Pakhi and wished to marry her, and Sai's upfront confronting and mentioning he still has feelings for Pakhi made him angry.. he would have thought like how Sai can think like he will have feelings for his bhai's wife that too Samrat's wife...

@green, Yeah, sometimes even family and Pakhi would be wondering how they are still together,,, and this is the secret ❤️

@red, Pakhi turned very cunning and manipulative.. her hatred towards making her bad to an extent she became inhuman,, today's episode she did't even shown an ounce of giult after seeing how devi's situation becames worse

@underlined,,, Most awaited 🤗

thank you for understanding this!! I had been thinking if i should post it or not!! But this forum is truly amazing to welcome all comments ❤️

Originally posted by: MuguetDScorpion

They look perfect and real because:

1. Neil and Ayesha can actually give the right expression at the right moment.
2. Their fights look real.
3. No matter how much they fight, they care for each other. Reminds me of my parents. There isn't a day my parents don't fight but they end up caring for each other and go back to normal like nothing happened. Just like Sairat. My parents even accuse each other for starting the fight just like Sairat accuse each other. 🤣

absolutely!!

@bold mine too!! it seems super real!

Originally posted by: Svt611

thank you for understanding this!! I had been thinking if i should post it or not!! But this forum is truly amazing to welcome all comments ❤️

You are welcome yes this is one healthy forum where can discuss our opinions freely 👍🏼

Originally posted by: MuguetDScorpion

They look perfect and real because:

1. Neil and Ayesha can actually give the right expression at the right moment.
2. Their fights look real.
3. No matter how much they fight, they care for each other. Reminds me of my parents. There isn't a day my parents don't fight but they end up caring for each other and go back to normal like nothing happened. Just like Sairat. My parents even accuse each other for starting the fight just like Sairat accuse each other. 🤣

@Bold, Yes, this happens with almost every couple 😆😆

and my hubby used to bring Briyani to cool me 🤣 i was telling my hubby when Virat bought food items for Sai, see how much he brought but you used to bring only Briyani 🤣🤣

Originally posted by: SathyaT

@Bold, Yes, this happens with almost every couple 😆😆

and my hubby used to bring Briyani to cool me 🤣 i was telling my hubby when Virat bought food items for Sai, see how much he brought but you used to bring only Briyani 🤣🤣

aww how sweet!!

Originally posted by: Svt611

Hello hello!!

Okay so don't bash me for this post, just my opinions here...

So why i feel both sai and virat feel realisitic is because they are flawed. They are flawed like any human being. I am a flawed person in real life, not perfect at all and i don't strive for that perfection.. I see that in those two.

Very realistically portrayed by Neil and Ayesha, those nuances that they add to their expression makes sairat realistic.

The fights they have are very real kind of fights that you would see in a husband and wife.. Of course, as a viewer, there are things I would like to change to the storyline and what they stand for but the characters in themselves are portrayed beautifully.

A small incident is the argument between them when Sai confronted virat about not accepting his love for pakhi. We know and he knows that there is no love from his side, but the hurt, the anguish, the shock of the questions thrown at him seemed so real.

We don't see misunderstandings grow between them to the extent that they are unable to have a conversation, they talk about it, they argue, they fight but at the end of the day they also understand each other.

Sharing their weak moments with each other, wanting to know more about the other, wanting the other to support them, it makes it super realistic..

I know we all including me have been bashing virat for his behaviour, but I did introspect on this and I thought about it and felt that both sai and virat despite having their flaws are able to accept each other the way they are.. A stark difference from what pakhi does, she tries to influence virat and make him agree to what she is saying by hook or crook...

This upcoming (super stretched, waiting for it) separation will be so beautiful to watch because of how Neil and Ayesha are portraying their characters, the sheer honesty and humanness of the sai and virat is what draws me towards them.. they seem real and not fictional.

Issi pe main kahoongi-

Dard mehsoos hoga hume bhi

Dard mehsoos hoga hume bhi

Jab tapdenge sairat

ek doosre ke liye!!

Well the best part what i like, they dont dwell on arguments, argument hua, they kept their concerns and they forgave each other, The way viru said sorry to sai kept his concerns of going for lunch toa strangers place so yeah that was good,

thats what a husband and wife do they fight and sort out and they are back together. They call each other with cute nicknames they gave to each other, they pull each other's leg, they cant be perfect but they are trying to accept the situation