Resurgence | Arshi FF | Thread 1 | Thread 2 link posted on page 149 - Page 30

Originally posted by: BollyBabe75

The deeper you go in your writing the more we understand what is happening between Arnav and Khushi. This is so well written that it is hard to wait for updates and for the story to unfold. Eagerly awaiting for you to tell the story your way.

Thank you so much! I appreciate it :)

Originally posted by: coderlady

So is Arnav going into the movie making business or food delivery? Looks like both. Bitebox. Its personal to him. Taking over would be the sweetest revenge. He lost it once but now he has a chance to get it back.

I will write more about his profession soon. As far as the revelations in the story till now are concerned, he owns AR films and Food Dash, a company acting in the food landscape. That’s why the years of the story mattered. These things could not have happened as easily in early. 2000s than 2015. I’m just hoping it all makes sense in the end :)

Originally posted by: coderlady

So the baby suggestion came from Arnav, even if it was half hearted. That comes as a surprise. We would have thought Khushi would be the one to propose that. She realized it was not the right time to bring a child in the mix, and made sure it didn't happen. Its hard to tell if a child would have reconnected them. If not, one more person stood to get hurt.

I do believe that Khushi of this story is considerate enough to not bring a baby into equation until Arnav and her had solved their differences.

Originally posted by: BollyBabe75

That’s true Coderlady but he was willing to tell her about Lavenya if she didn’t agree to the divorce so I don’t think this Arnav is so concerned with Khushi’s feelings if it gets in the way of what he wants. And he knew Khushi’s feelings on this before getting entangled with Lavenya so it’s late for him to be thinking about her feelings now. For me infidelity is a no no. If things are at that stage call it quits and get out of the marriage or at least do something to try and save it. But of course we don’t know that story yet.

Great observation. Even if his intentions were right, as I have said earlier, this was a jerk move and nothing would change it.

Originally posted by: coderlady

Did Khushi eventually start joining Arnav and the friends at the bar? One can go to a bar and not drink. Get something else. Join for the conversation. Never going would not have been the best thing to do. Think of all the good times you would miss.

She just needed to come out of her initial impression of drinking being a bad thing. Social drinking is very different from the image of a drunk man coming home and abusing his family.

this is true, I mean you can imagine Khushi being suddenly all cool with booze and partying but I think the process is very gradual. It’s drilled into people’s head that alcohol is the absolute devil. Arnav was right in assuming before his wedding that he may have to struggle on these topics, but Khushi is just… chef’s kiss.

Originally posted by: canapoem

Can I just wish that this big budget movie "Dariya" becomes a super duper flop and Arnav loses a lot of money due to that? 😃

We need some kind of sadistic pleasure too right. 😆

hahahaha…. I loved this thread guys but I have to let you down. Dariya isn’t produced by Arnav. If it flops Lavanya is alone in the punishment… and maybe her other producers 😅

Originally posted by: coderlady

For too long, Khushi made Arnav the center of her universe. Now we want her to live for herself. What were her dreams? Did she ever go back to her education? Did she complete anything? Maybe now is the time to do that. Let her emerge as the person she wanted to be.

Khushi of this story still needs to understand the importance of it all. Yes, she wanted to study but having lived close to a village for sometime, I know that women are studying just for the sake of it. Ambition isn’t really something that they give too much thought to.

Originally posted by: Pujakrishna

True, a very practical point. I was actually analyzing it all from khushi's perspective.

Again very true, this an extremely tough topic to write on, every other reader would have their own set of observations, right & wrong and pov.

Kudos to the writer for taking on such a tough topic.

Thank you Puja, for lovely words as always :*

Originally posted by: Pujakrishna

Yes, so many relations that she made failed her. Arnav-her husband, aman- the man she treated like her brother, i understand the professional commitment but when you go to lengths to hide someone's sins, you become the sinner as well. (I know not many will agree to my pov regarding aman but may be its just my personal consciousness of never siding with the wrong, specially when I have a personal equation with the person who is wronged upon).

This will also hurt khushi that so many people in the room know that the sanctity of her marriage is long gone except her who was made a fool for long.

Also, doesn't matter what she goes on to do in life next, but this scar will remain with her forever bleeding her, it is impossible to heal completely and be the same person again, specially for such characters like khushi. People tend to develop a deep sense of insecurity, low self esteem when cheated.

As i said, it is khushi who is loosing the most.

P.s- Writerji update soon with all your heart and soul but may be a little less of my tears.? 😉

Agree to your point that a long relationship breaking will result in a lot of self doubt and self pity. Sometimes the scars are lifelong and you can only learn to live with it.

Originally posted by: bakwas_serial

This is my take. In my opinion only Arnav has the responsibility,moral or otherwise to tell Khushi about Lavanya. It is hurtful,sensitive,heart breaking and only he should tell her.

Yes similar to Akash..note he has looked at Arnav with pity and dissappointment. Not condoned his actions and told Arnav so.

If Arnav had not filed for divorce and they were hiding it then they are complicit in the deception and morally wrong.

One should not discount that one's earnings are important. Hard to quit a good job and find another quickly. We tend to compartmentalize and not fight other misdeeds.

And all this is relatively new...what folks due in future we don't know. Some may continue with work with him,some will not.

It is not a easy story to write, right

Yeah it’s not turning out to be as easy or as short as I thought it would. If I even write a next story, I’ll probably have to work on cutting down some stuff from the otherwise long chapters, but I guess as long as I’m satisfied with how it’s turning out, it’s all good. Thanks for acknowledging:)