4 Oct 2023 - Synopsis Hub- Page 7

Originally posted by: sunshining

horrible isnt it. No matter how independent or strong you are, it is never easy to stand up against a family member. I actually thought the actor who played mamaji did very well. Its not easy to do such roles. He looked so creepy.

I am glad they are not dragging it and closing it off tomorrow. Although I wonder the purpose of this. I hope they dont suddenly shift their focus on finding a dulha for AaRUE, that would defeat the purpose of showing a girl standing against a molester.

I think it might be to transition her back to Goenka house while Ak goes to Birla house. So they may say that until she is in Birla house she will always be treated as Neil's widow and if she wants a chance at her own identity she has to move back to Goenkas or move out and live her life independently. Then they can introduce a new love interest for her.

My fav. parts of the Abhira dance today

This can basically become Abhira's version of "aapko kya?" going forward

And what a graceful finish with a stage-worthy bow

Yeah random in the sense that Goenkas and Birlas seem to have new rasams during Abhira’s wedding🤣

Cause I don’t remember special rasams in Karaivs wedding, do any of you?

Originally posted by: lagjagale

I think at this point it seemed to come out of nowhere that's why I used the term forced. Like suddenly she was given Naira's wedding chunni today?? What happened during the last wedding, why not give it then. It just feels a little disjointed is all.

I am not saying Abhira didn't have the convos, but before it was never this direct. The one time it was direct they were both drunk. After that it was more of an understanding from each part. Ak knew Abhi's past cause it was out in the open how much he hated sir and everything. Abhi got to know Ak's past from Kairav.

This type of direct conversation where they talk about their childhood trauma is more of a this leap thing. Like Abhi never expressed how he wanted a perfect family because his parent's relationship was so bad. Ak also never mentioned that she wanted a perfect family cause she didn't grow up with one. For both of them talking about their childhood and recognizing where and how their trauma comes is happening more in this leap. Likely cause now they can connect to it as parents and talk about how they don't want Abhir to go through the same.

Originally posted by: lagjagale

Loved your WU! The Naira convo was done pretty well. I feel like they are going back toward real parents and their impact even if they didn't raise you. Like Ak feeling so lost over being unable to connect to Naira, doesn't she have the least idea that Abhir might have felt the same way had he lost his chance to connect with Abhi? Par chodo, it seemed more of a scene to show Abhira connecting over thier broken childhoods. Abhi saying I don't know which parent I am more like, but I wanted to be like neither one of them.....I really wanted Ak to say that you are like both of them in some ways and in a lot of ways you are better (again, I know, high expectations).

I like the idea of this coming full circle from him blaming her for seerat and now connecting over naira. For Abhira the connection has always been with Naira-Kartik.

@ Bold: Honestly if they do this all over again, if they kill off little kids parents all over again it will just be horrible. They are showing the trauma of not having parents here and how much that impacted Ak. I hope just for the sake of variety they leave one of their parents alive. They could change the actors and stuff, but it makes no sense to make the kids orphans again to be raised by Manjari.

Thanks, Lagjagale! Today's epi actually surprising had some stuff worth analyzing so I ran with it

Re: orphaning the kids again.....yes I also wish for once they could find a different formula for a gen leap.....but oh well, we can't do anything about however they are planning it out.....only time will tell where it all lands.

Omg great minds think alike !!! I was just to going post that first gif and be like Abhira’s aapko kya ? 🤣

Originally posted by: AreYaar

My fav. parts of the Abhira dance today

This can basically become Abhira's version of "aapko kya?" going forward

And what a graceful finish with a stage-worthy bow

Originally posted by: AreYaar

My fav. parts of the Abhira dance today

This can basically become Abhira's version of "aapko kya?" going forward

And what a graceful finish with a stage-worthy bow

My favorite was muski's face

Originally posted by: Jenakt17

Yeah random in the sense that Goenkas and Birlas seem to have new rasams during Abhira’s wedding🤣

Cause I don’t remember special rasams in Karaivs wedding, do any of you?

Originally posted by: Jenakt17

Omg great minds think alike !!! I was just to going post that first gif and be like Abhira’s aapko kya ? 🤣

I'm going to repost that gif each time I see judgemental takes on Abhira

LOL ok this bit was funny.....finally had a glimpse of OG Akshu with her "haww age shame kar rahe hain"

https://x.com/Nivi21761400/status/1709392183990915436?s=20

Originally posted by: sunshining

Beautiful update Anu. Loved your explanation on the symbolism of the dupatta folding and how you have drawn comparison between their 1st sangeet and this one. Abhira and Gorillas now look like a unit.

I do wonder why are they wasting so much on Muski's costume's when all she does is stand at the back and give the same expression. She had an angry expression even when mimi handed over Naira's dupatta. Did she think she should've got it. Glad no one including Akshu and KV are paying her any attention at all and thoroughly enjoying themselves.

Thanks, Nisha! I was amazed that we got a dupatta scene with so much subtext.....when you have no expectations and get pleasantly surprised by a scene, makes it more fun

That dupatta literally depicted a bridge between the two of them as if this time finally Naira was bringing them together directly.....and the way Abhi folded that dupatta bit by bit felt like he was finally gathering back the pieces of their relationship that had scattered so much