Originally posted by: Raingoddess
Another scene I just remembered is the one where Shiva throws veggies at Raavi, Dev protects her and Shiva throws her out. I didn’t like his aggression towards her but when I was watching the scene again, I realized a few things.
After tossing her out, Shiva comes back and starts angrily chopping the onions and then shares an emotional moment with Dhara. Although the dialogues focussed on Dhara getting insulted at the godh barayi, Shiva’s reaction and emotional outburst was not just about that.Prior to Raavi dropping by, Shiva was angry but not to the point of tears. Raavi’s presence reminded him of his feelings for her. Her association with Maami and her “love” for Dev are two of the biggest reasons why Shiva is so angry and embarrassed about his feelings. He’s not supposed to feel that way about her. Yet he does and it’s a feeling that doesn’t go away. To make it worse, she doesn’t even feel the same. As angry as he is, her actions do affect him. Her love for Dev hurts him. So does the fact that she’s Maami’s “daughter”. In his eyes, a Shiva who loves his family & will do anything to protect them, can’t feel this way about MaamiKiBehenKiBeti. Not to mention, hurting her and pushing her away also affects him.
Maybe I read too much into the scene but there was more than anger in that scene. There was guilt, pain and a need for solace. Usually we don’t see Shiva showing so much emotion but in this scene he does.
I kinda miss the days where a scene could be interpreted in so many ways.
All these scenes made me realize how much injustice the CVs have been giving us post kidnapping scene. Shiva and Raavi's characters have been thrown into a tailspin, and it seems as though they need to have an outside influence, whether it is Suman or Maami, to get back on track to the magic they've had before.
I loved being on the forum those days, reading the Shivobersations penned by Felicie, discussing at length the feelings Shiva might have for Raavi, and that Raavi might have for Shiva. We get hints of those kinds of scenes, like where Shiva tells Raavi that only he can be the one to make her cry. But, the fact that he's missing during every Rishita outburst scene makes the story a little bit more depressing. It's clear that only he and Suman have the guts to deal with Rishita head on which is why the makers are avoiding keeping him in those scenes...
I kind of wish ShiVi just form a truce with each other. All their past mistakes are wiped clean and they start afresh with new expectations. I think in that way, we'll be able to see/enjoy the scenes that could be interpreted in many ways. I mean... we could have Shiva making attempts of being someone Raavi could grow to like (like he could start bathing, etc.) and we could have Raavi attempting to be an emotional pillar/support for Shiva. We could even have a scene where they both declare they will be nothing but friends, and we as an audience can enjoy how they're both lying to themselves and each other...