Barsatein - Episode Discussion Topic #3 - Page 72

I was watching this interview once, and I think what the person said is accurate. Men can focus, it's a strength in getting work done, but it also becomes a problem because they can't focus on different aspects at once and usually don't think beyond what they're focusing on.

Women are generally more holistic and aware of a broader range of things, but because of that, they have trouble focusing on just one aspect and are constantly thinking about multiple things at once.

Basically, they bring different strengths to the table.

Of course, it can vary from person to person; not all men and women are the same.

However, an ideal match is when partners can compensate or point each other in the direction they can't see or focus on.

For that to work, though, both people have to be willing to listen and take suggestions, a quality rarely shown on ITV.

The thing is, in her present scenes, Radhi doesn't look bitter. She looks like she's accepted what happened, even though it hurts. Like she's reminiscing. That doesn't happen when you're bitter.

In KMH, the person who caused pain and went on the path of redemption was narrating.

The plot is clearly a mishmash of different shows but not quite the same, so that we can expect some differences.

If Radhi is in a state where she's moved on, even though she feels sad, it'll be interesting to see how they interact.

I mean, I can't imagine having to work with an ex after having a terrible breakup.

Originally posted by: misfit007

I was watching this interview once, and I think what the person said is accurate. Men can focus, it's a strength in getting work done, but it also becomes a problem because they can't focus on different aspects at once and usually don't think beyond what they're focusing on.

Women are generally more holistic and aware of a broader range of things, but because of that, they have trouble focusing on just one aspect and are constantly thinking about multiple things at once.

Of course, it can vary from person to person; not all men and women are the same. However, an ideal match is when partners can compensate or point each other in the direction they are lacking. For that to work, though, both people have to be willing to listen and take suggestions, a quality rarely shown on ITV.

YES! From a biological pov too, we are made this way. Makes sense if you think from an evolution perspective. Men generally went to hunt so they needed that laser focus to make sure they didn't become their prey's dinner and women needed to be able to focus on multiple things because they took care of the rest. (This comes into play when driving too - generally, this is why men are better drivers) Unfortunately, we don't live in that world anymore.

And I wish more people saw what a balanced relationship looks like. So rare to see that on TV (but KYY did try to show this back in 2014 - and will have my respect for that). I wish we see more though, so very important to understand the difference between a healthy romantic relationship and a toxic one.

Originally posted by: misfit007

The thing is, in her present scenes, Radhi doesn't look bitter. She looks like she's accepted what happened, even though it hurts. Like she's reminiscing. That doesn't happen when you're bitter.

In KMH, the person who caused pain and went on the path of redemption was narrating.

The plot is clearly a mishmash of different shows but not quite the same, so that we can expect some differences.

If Radhi is in a state where she's moved on, even though she feels sad, it'll be interesting to see how they interact.

I mean, I can't imagine having to work with an ex after having a terrible breakup.

Yeah i don’t think it will be an exact copy. Just some things jogged my memory of KMH, lol.

I was thinking they haven’t met in 6 months because of how the flashbacks were structured but I guess anything is possible.

Originally posted by: Kiwicy

Bepannah is so damn good. Starting it was fireworks. Pata nahi phir drag hua middle me. Then the story picked up but end was GHATIYA. 🤦🤦 Bepannah brought harshad again into limelight and his acting was 👌👌👌.

Exactly, like I saw bepanah years back when it was on air but I couldn't follow it so I don't remember much of it, all I remember is the plot and that I used to appreciate both the leads but then when I watched yrkkh I was like is this the same man?? Such an Awful role and eerie acting that I couldn't believe at first that it was harshad himself.

Goddd such a crappy character is reyansh. Bhai us bande ko samajh kyu nhi aa rha that no one deserves his/ her sex tape airing on national television. Ek toh tumhe kuch pata nhi Hai bas assumptions lagaye jaa rhe ho, upar se bolte ho 'you deserved it'. Fck off mannn, just fck off!

Main maar dungi iseeeeeee🔪🔪🔪🔪

The whole sahani sahab ki dhulayi by mammi sahani was soo good. She literally pointed out the fact that he would never do that with jaggu what he did with aru

I love herrrr

I am loving his self destruction🍿. That guy deserves it☕

So I heard there is an upcoming scene where someone misbehaves with Aradhana in public. Reyansh sees that happening and he beats the guy up. We can see in the precap that he’s following Aradhana with his car. Or it could be a coincidence maybe? That’s why there was police everywhere is yesterdays precap + kushal’s insta story

Originally posted by: EmeraldStar

His anger is not coming down.. he literally not using his brain at all. kaha ka journalist hai😒

writer ko one shot deh de koi, maybe naashe mein usko yaad ayega ke Rey journalist hai. Had hogayi hai yaar