**Dhruv Tara - Samay Sadi Se Pare Episode Discussion Thread #1 ** - Page 111

Originally posted by: PangaNaLe

No I don't want this.🤦‍♀ It would mean Ayesha and Dhruv, and by extension the writers are sweeping their mess under the rug. Ayesha is playing with Jay's life, and Dhruv is supporting her by not telling the truth to his brother. And this also makes Ayesha a gold digger. So she won't leave Jay now because he got success in his career. This is coming in the category of toxicly positive.

Today Dhruv said to Aayesha if you want to live with Jay first respect his love for you otherwise divorce him and move on all the best and don't worry I can handle my brother 👍🏼

I think this family photo will play an important role in stopping Tara's marriage with Senapati

Originally posted by: Chinmayi18

Tara to apne bhaiji ke liye struggle kar rahi thi justified but ye seedha, sadha ladka kyu mare ja raha hai 17th century me jakar struggle karne ke liye ye jante hue ki Tara nahi milne wali 🤦‍♀ or usne doctor ki duty kuch jyada hi seriously le li hai

Dekha hai maine yudkbh

Sameer koi sacrificial ml nahi tha, usne mistake ki thi is liye use repair karne ke liye struggle kiya tha Naina ki sis ki shadi me 😁

Ye Dhruv ka kuch jyada hi ho raha hai, thoda practical dikhao use . Atleast ek bar to woh darke no bole 17th century jane se to relatable feel hoga

No Dhruv now won't hesitate in helping Tara and going to any extent for her. He already loves her so hesitating now would show his character as weak, even though it would be realistic and human of him to hesitate. This serial is showing the couple and their love (for now only Dhruv's love) for each other as idealistic. Its not meant to be realistic.

Tara struggled for her bhaiji. Dhruv would also struggle for Tara because he also loves her, but in a romantic way, and not brotherly/sisterly love.😆As for him knowing he won't end up with Tara, well love having conditions or selfishness ain't really love is it.

About YUDKBH, I disagree with Sameer not being a sacrificial male lead. Dude really seemed like a TV bahu at times.😆The whole bet thing was his mess, but the insult he got from Naina's family was really too much. When he and Naina were caught in her room by her father, he took all the blame on himself and saved her from her father maligning his own image. Later on when they were again caught in a room by the college principal, he took all the blame on himself, didn't give exams and failed his class, all to save her dignity. Also when both of their families were against their marriage, Sameer left his house and family for Naina. He wasn't perfect and also made many mistakes, but sacrificing toh tha.

Originally posted by: Utkarsha999

Today Dhruv said to Aayesha if you want to live with Jay first respect his love for you otherwise divorce him and move on all the best and don't worry I can handle my brother 👍🏼

Okay, I haven't watched tonight's episode yet. Will comment after watching.

Originally posted by: luvzindagi

I also think the same that he is just practicing for the 17th century... there he will definitely have to call her "Aap" otherwise he is gonna be dead before he knows it 😆

On a serious note, in a way its good that he has realized who she is and he is giving her the respect and all as a princess.... but I want Tara to stop him from calling her "Aap"...because she herself calls him "Tum", so why can't he?

Just because she is a princess doesn't mean he needs to forget their bond and his love for her. .... It definitely doesn't mean that she can all him "tum" and he cannot!!

I am just waiting for the day when Tara falls in love with him and also for the day when she asks him not to call her "aap" 😊

Tara also knows Dhruv needs to practice.😆So she won't stop him for now. She will stop him once they both confess their love for each other. But they should at least show an internal monologue of Tara feeling weird as Dhruv keeps on calling her as aap. Although I guess being a princess she's used to royal treatment and doesn't really mind it.

Originally posted by: FantasyFan_8

I think this family photo will play an important role in stopping Tara's marriage with Senapati

Quite possible. Especially as that portrait of Tara and the Senapati has played a similar role so far in this century.

Short update.

Ayesha- Dhruv convo; he says he thought Jai's pyaar would win over her, but if she wants to divorce, she can.

The dressing up part of Tara by Dhruv is Taiji's mannat, so she agrees 🤪

While dressing up, Dhruv asks whether she had both male and female servants at her beck and call. Tara replies that they were only female servants- no males were allowed. Dhruv stops at this, but Tara says she trusts him.

Dhruv thinks a maang tikka to be a jhumka; Tara clarifies it for him. 😆

While dressing up, they see the portrait. Dhruv asks if she was married. She says not until the point she time travelled, but the photo is probably proof that they married.

Dhruv asks if she loves the Senapati; Tara says absolutely not- she dislikes him. But adds that her father made a promise to him, and says that marrying the Senapati is her misfortune but obeying her father's promise is her duty.

The Senapati is busy trying to find and destroy the medicines that Tara has left for Mahavir, and says nothing will come between him and the throne.

Preeti calls and says Tarun is ready to ask forgiveness from them, and says Tarun has indirectly told her to make a photocopy of the book.

Dhruv is puzzled and wary; Tara says people might have a change of heart after realising their mistake.

Dhruv says such large hearted folks don't exist in this century; Tara quotes him as an example.

Precap- Susheela wants Dhruv to apply sindoor and make the fake marriage a real one. Tara refuses, saying she is already engaged.

17th century folks about to discover the suitcase 😆

https://twitter.com/MRP_unfiltered/status/1651239985092128771

Originally posted by: aekiel

Short update.

Ayesha- Dhruv convo; he says he thought Jai's pyaar would win over her, but if she wants to divorce, she can.

The dressing up part of Tara by Dhruv is Taiji's mannat, so she agrees 🤪

While dressing up, Dhruv asks whether she had both male and female servants at her beck and call. Tara replies that they were only female servants- no males were allowed. Dhruv stops at this, but Tara says she trusts him.

Dhruv thinks a maang tikka to be a jhumka; Tara clarifies it for him. 😆

While dressing up, they see the portrait. Dhruv asks if she was married. She says not until the point she time travelled, but the photo is probably proof that they married.

Dhruv asks if she loves the Senapati; Tara says absolutely not- she dislikes him. But adds that her father made a promise to him, and says that marrying the Senapati is her misfortune but obeying her father's promise is her duty.

The Senapati is busy trying to find and destroy the medicines that Tara has left for Mahavir, and says nothing will come between him and the throne.

Preeti calls and says Tarun is ready to ask forgiveness from them, and says Tarun has indirectly told her to make a photocopy of the book.

Dhruv is puzzled and wary; Tara says people might have a change of heart after realising their mistake.

Dhruv says such large hearted folks don't exist in this century; Tara quotes him as an example.

Precap- Susheela wants Dhruv to apply sindoor and make the fake marriage a real one. Tara refuses, saying she is already engaged.

Thanks for the update 🤗

I missed the last part..

Originally posted by: aekiel

17th century folks about to discover the suitcase 😆

https://twitter.com/MRP_unfiltered/status/1651239985092128771

Navrang van saxena house mei hi tha 😲😆