~*Off we go Starboard side #13- Strictly Invitees only*~ - Page 19

Originally posted by: rubys07

https://twitter.com/ClumsyChashmish/status/1459764085180928000

https://twitter.com/TuJaaneNaaa/status/1459758116346609666

This is SO true. Uff and if you notice, in many of these initial days bts, ST is looking at TL with that face which I call the Rapunzel look:

Which further solidifies Gunjan's theory

Originally posted by: Owia

Veena dadi today is the today!!.

Give us bts of the get together.

Fans sab unko gali dete hai. Bechari aaj fans inke hi bharose hai. Everyone know Saishi se kuch nai milne wala. Ek group photo of diwali nai daali dono ne 🤣

Originally posted by: Arnaagar

Arrey arrey I feel bad for Shivangi...

She is an introvert and not a social media enthu isiliye cornered for making us pendulums .....

Par being a fellow introvert I can vouch for the fact that if she doesn't show it on social media that doesn't mean she feels something less...Balki on the contrary an introvert has much more stronger feelings and are way more emotionally mature...

And aisa toh is bilkul bhi not possible ki one feels something and the other doesn't...Agar hai toh dono side se warna nothing at all...🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ Because the way they are around each other speaks volumes ❤

Believe in ST thoda , give her some leeway 😂😂❤

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I totally agree on this 👏👏

Z I got another Raghvi Saishi parallel for you.

The tickle scene in the show where P tickles Raghav epi 121 and their last Griha interview where she poked tickled him to answer

When I see people objecting on yday's episode where Raghav pushes Esha and she falls down because that's violence and not acceptable by any means, I genuinely want to know how they would react if they were in a similar/the same situation. Does everyone who frown at that scene solve all their disagreements/arguments/enmities with Ahimsa (peace and non-violence)? I don't condone violence and when Esha fell down, it caught me off-guard for a few seconds because I'm not used to being okay with manhandling. Then I remembered everything she has done so far, and it reminded me of this one dialogue from an old BW movie: janwaar ko maarne ke liye kabhi kabhi janwaar ban na padta hain. I didn't like it when VD literally threw Pallavi out of D house post-defamation, I didn't approve of how Raghav locked Keerti up in her room to marry her off. I liked how Pallavi told Raghav the other day that taali ek haath se nahi bajti so he didn't have the right to hit Esha but I can't seem to feel anything for E in this scene. She clearly does not understand when people are putting their points across politely/non-violently (both Raghav and Pallavi tried that). If I were in Raghav's shoes, I think I'd have lost it long back. What are y'all's thoughts on this?

Are yaar kuch toh update kare!!.

Woh us din Skr ke ig post pe jo comments section mai bawaal bua uske wajah se he wont share anything. Aisa ho sakta hai kya?.

Originally posted by: rubys07

When I see people objecting on yday's episode where Raghav pushes Esha and she falls down because that's violence and not acceptable by any means, I genuinely want to know how they would react if they were in a similar/the same situation. Does everyone who frown at that scene solve all their disagreements/arguments/enmities with Ahimsa (peace and non-violence)? I don't condone violence and when Esha fell down, it caught me off-guard for a few seconds because I'm not used to being okay with manhandling. Then I remembered everything she has done so far, and it reminded me of this one dialogue from an old BW movie: janwaar ko maarne ke liye kabhi kabhi janwaar ban na padta hain. I didn't like it when VD literally threw Pallavi out of D house post-defamation, I didn't approve of how Raghav locked Keerti up in her room to marry her off. I liked how Pallavi told Raghav the other day that taali ek haath se nahi bajti so he didn't have the right to hit Esha but I can't seem to feel anything for E in this scene. She clearly does not understand when people are putting their points across politely/non-violently (both Raghav and Pallavi tried that). If I were in Raghav's shoes, I think I'd have lost it long back. What are y'all's thoughts on this?

Tell me Ru if roles were reversed and a man was encroaching on your personal space would you be ok? I think Raghav had enough and that's when he pushed her. If you carefully observe the scene when she came close he was seething (already with her fake suicide news), he took his time and pushed her eventually. It didnt happen on impulse, it happened because she crossed her boundaries and he lost it by then.

I'm glad he pushed her because no one has the right to make any person uncomfortable. If roles were reversed, I would have said the same thing too. Similarly, when a woman slaps a man it is ok but when a man does it it's violence? Ofcourse men are more stronger so it can pain more but for a man to be slapped is equally humiliating. So I guess it depends more on the situation and who is making whom uncomfortable.

Eta I didn't like when Raghav slapped Esha when she dumped him, that didn't call for a slap. She's well within her rights to marry anyone she choses even if she had once loved Raghav. He should not have been violent then

Originally posted by: Owia

Are yaar kuch toh update kare!!.

Woh us din Skr ke ig post pe jo comments section mai bawaal bua uske wajah se he wont share anything. Aisa ho sakta hai kya?.

TL neh daala … with Sandip

Originally posted by: MHRW99

TL neh daala … with Sandip

Saishi ka aye toh mujhe message kar dena Divya.

Originally posted by: Owia

Saishi ka aye toh mujhe message kar dena Divya.

Looks like some hall or restaurant

Doubt hai re milega 😢