GHKPM WU & daily discussion thread #115 - Page 6

Originally posted by: nutmeg7

It’s the alternate day theory we had when Pakrat was at a prime. One day Pakrat. One day Sairat. It is going to repeat here again.

But after seeing Satya put in a word for Virat today, I am hoping they show one Satrat drunk dance - the way younger brother and forest king or NowMan and NowNav danced. It was so much fun to watch 😆

Viri will like to dance Punchdance form😆satya once viru opens his mouth

Hi everyone, This perhaps comes late!

One of the most beautiful scenes, which I didn't talk about enough, was Virat madly trying to scorch the ‘Gathbandhan’ of Saiya and Satya, dousing it with water.

It was incredibly poignant and in striking contrast to what happened at Sairat's wedding. Isn't it sad that women can stand in one corner and watch men take charge of their lives?

Patralekha watched from a distance while Virat barged in, given the same situation.

I have much to say about Patralekha, but I shall park that here. I want to focus on Saiya.

The analogy between fire and water was so beautiful. Fire and water are two opposing elements often used as metaphors for the tumultuous nature of love and healing. Love can be passionate, fiery, and intense, but it can also be destructive and overwhelming, leaving us feeling burnt and depleted. Recovery, on the other hand, is often associated with the calming, purifying properties of water, which can help to soothe our emotions and restore our sense of balance and harmony.

I am waiting for the fire to be kindled between Satya and Sai post their healing phase.

In relationships, it is crucial to find a balance between these two elements. While passion and intensity can be thrilling and exciting, it is also essential to have a foundation of trust, respect, and empathy to build a healthy, sustainable partnership. When a desire for control or dominance fuels love, it can quickly become a destructive force, causing pain and harm to both parties, which has happened with Virat.

Healing, on the other hand, requires a different approach. It involves letting go of past hurts and embracing a sense of forgiveness and compassion, both for ourselves and for others. This can be a challenging process, but it is essential for our emotional well-being and personal growth.

Ultimately, the key to finding balance in love and healing is to approach both with openness, honesty, and a willingness to learn and grow. By embracing the calming, purifying properties of water and the passion and intensity of the fire, we can create relationships that are both healing and transformative, helping us to become the best version of ourselves.

Sai has been burnt by an unruly 🔥. It's time for her to heal with water. Then only, she could light a new heart which illuminates and glows and not burns her.

Originally posted by: nutmeg7

It’s the alternate day theory we had when Pakrat was at a prime. One day Pakrat. One day Sairat. It is going to repeat here again.

But after seeing Satya put in a word for Virat today, I am hoping they show one Satrat drunk dance - the way younger brother and forest king or NowMan and NowNav danced. It was so much fun to watch 😆

If they show Virat dance for any reason I will enjoy watching. It’s been a while that NB did & wouldn’t count one with P on anniversary & holi. Not graceful like his other dances.

What did satya say about Virat? I skip through Adhikari scenes.

Originally posted by: LadyD

That’s one word that kept coming in my mind ever since I saw it. 🤣🤣

It fits Adhikari household, gaudi, OTT, eyesore. Sai has stayed away from such things even when she was in CN for most part. She was always simple & post leap very classy. That mangalsutra is najarbattu. doesn’t fit her look at all.

Tu mhanalis mhanun thike...me kivha ajun koni bolla asta tar punha vaade zhala asta

Never mind.

Originally posted by: oye_nakhrewaali

Viri will like to dance Punchdance form😆satya once viru opens his mouth

Originally posted by: Transference

Hi everyone, This perhaps comes late!

One of the most beautiful scenes, which I didn't talk about enough, was Virat madly trying to scorch the ‘Gathbandhan’ of Saiya and Satya, dousing it with water.

It was incredibly poignant and in striking contrast to what happened at Sairat's wedding. Isn't it sad that women can stand in one corner and watch men take charge of their lives?

Patralekha watched from a distance while Virat barged in, given the same situation.

I have much to say about Patralekha, but I shall park that here. I want to focus on Saiya.

The analogy between fire and water was so beautiful. Fire and water are two opposing elements often used as metaphors for the tumultuous nature of love and healing. Love can be passionate, fiery, and intense, but it can also be destructive and overwhelming, leaving us feeling burnt and depleted. Recovery, on the other hand, is often associated with the calming, purifying properties of water, which can help to soothe our emotions and restore our sense of balance and harmony.

I am waiting for the fire to be kindled between Satya and Sai post their healing phase.

In relationships, it is crucial to find a balance between these two elements. While passion and intensity can be thrilling and exciting, it is also essential to have a foundation of trust, respect, and empathy to build a healthy, sustainable partnership. When a desire for control or dominance fuels love, it can quickly become a destructive force, causing pain and harm to both parties, which has happened with Virat.

Healing, on the other hand, requires a different approach. It involves letting go of past hurts and embracing a sense of forgiveness and compassion, both for ourselves and for others. This can be a challenging process, but it is essential for our emotional well-being and personal growth.

Ultimately, the key to finding balance in love and healing is to approach both with openness, honesty, and a willingness to learn and grow. By embracing the calming, purifying properties of water and the passion and intensity of the fire, we can create relationships that are both healing and transformative, helping us to become the best version of ourselves.

Sai has been burnt by an unruly 🔥. It's time for her to heal with water. Then only, she could light a new heart which illuminates and glows and not burns her.

This is so beautifully penned down. ❤️

So Sai was giving missing persons advt. Satya asks Sai if Virat knows about this. Sai says no. Satya says if you do this without his knowledge, kya usse gussa nahi aayega? Sai says he is not in a state to understand anything

This is what I don’t like about sai. You have left virat but why are you imposing certain someone on others irrespective of their feelings for each other. Take care of vinu all you want but please stop meddling in other ppl’s live, especially when one is your ex and the other is ex’s ex-wife.

They are adults and are fully capable of making their own decisions without her interference.

Originally posted by: Lostin90s

This is what I don’t like about sai. You have left virat but why are you imposing certain someone on others irrespective of their feelings for each other? Take care of vinu all you wanr but please stop meddling in other ppl’s live, especially when one is your ex and the other is ex’s ex-wife.

They are adults and are fully capable of making their own decisions without her interference.

I am thinking of it as she is doing so because Vinu has asked her to get Patralekha back. She is only listening to Vinu

Originally posted by: oye_nakhrewaali

Ok. Thanks. I thought it's Vinu's fav dessert, because i was just thinking 12 baje kaun cotton candy bech raha?😅

Nooonoo .its sai favorite she used to call it as budiyakibaal.