**Dhruv Tara - Samay Sadi Se Pare Episode Discussion Thread #15 ** - Page 113

Dhruv finally running away from Tara . Only for a episode though

Originally posted by: aekiel

Tara putting her own room on fire from within!

DK for a reason

Dhruv telling Tara that I wish that you had the same level of trust on me as you had on my love.

To which Tara replies that she cannot be blind in love, and how can she forget that the King named him as his killer in his dying declaration.

Originally posted by: aekiel

Tara putting her own room on fire from within!

Originally posted by: aekiel

Tara putting her own room on fire from within!

Stupid DK

Originally posted by: aekiel

Dhruv telling Tara that I wish that you had the same level of trust on me as you had on my love.

To which Tara replies that she cannot be blind in love, and how can she forget that the King named him as his killer in his dying declaration.

Dhruv says like you used our love to bring me here, I'll use the same to get out of here (and throws the Radha Krishna odhni in the direction of the fire)

Btw Ranchod has a tear roll down his cheek when D & T actually meet in the room.

Finally Dhruv ko koi idea to mila , ab usne dimag chalana shuru kiya to , apne aap ko nirdosh bhi prove kar hi dega

Short update

Tillu hides when Nayak confronts Samrat.

Samrat makes a couple of nice dialogues- "Jaante hain jeet kiski hoti hai- jiske paas jeetne ke siwa aur koi vikalp na ho. Jiske liye jeet uske pranon se bhi priya ho"

Nayak tells he wants to marry Tara for money; Samrat offers him 2x the money.

They're celebrating Janmashtami in the castle and Ranchod's playing of the flute has everyone mesmerised. Nayak speaks to Ranchod, who talks of Tara having become a non-believer.

Tara lays fire to her own room from within. Nayak is remembering Tara's belief in Kanhaji when he hears her shouts. He comes to save her, and his beard and hair get hit by the fire and he removes them.

Ranchod has a tear roll down his cheek when Dhruv and Tara meet in the room.

Tara says she knew he would come and apologises for having orchestrated this for bringing him back.

Dhruv says he's glad she still believes in his love after all that's happened but says he has only one regret- that she doesn't trust in him as much as she trusts his love, and says he didn't kill the King.

Tara says she trusts in love, but cannot be blind in it, and asks how she can ignore the King's dying declaration. She removes a knife and puts it to his neck and says he is being made prisoner.

Dhruv grabs Tara's hand and puts the knife closer to his neck, and says just as she used their love to bring him here, he'll use their love to escape. He says ILU Tara and then throws the Radha Krishna odhni in the direction of the fire. Tara goes to save it and manages to do so, but Dhruv runs away.

Tara pursues Dhruv and has him cornered in a room, but when he turns around, it's Ranchod wearing Dhruv's clothes. Ranchod distracts Tara with his dialogues and also speaks about the power of darkness, and how it can make a lie the truth and vice versa.

Dhruv, who is hiding in the same room, remembers the darkness during the stabbing and thinks Ranchod has given him something to work on.

Ranchod tells Tara that she has to keep Nayak's identity a secret or the swayamvar won't continue as her mother will demand m-dand for Dhruv and might even accuse her of again colluding with Dhruv.

Precap- Ranchod says the person who breaks the matki gets to go first in the Malyuddh. Senapati's arrow misses. Nayak then arrives on the scene.

The good parts from the epi for me

D-T conversation together (after a LONG, LONG time)

Tara actually bows her head when she says she weaponised their love to bring Dhruv back and asks for forgiveness (again with a bowed head) for orchestrating all this.

Tara is kinda lost in Dhruv, and they hold hands for a fair while until she remembers the King being killed scene, which is when she draws the knife.

The tear down Ranchod's cheek when D-T meet.

D saying he won't let Tara catch him until he has proof of who killed the King.

Samrat's dialogues about jeet-

"Jaante hain jeet kiski hoti hai- jiske paas jeetne ke siwa aur koi vikalp na ho. Jiske liye jeet uske pranon se bhi priya ho"

you get the feeling they apply more to Dhruv in his current situation than Samrat.