YRKKH BTS, SM updates & Spoiler Thread #108 - Page 121

Originally posted by: AnashqU

Armaan, the character which was entitled to be grateful since his childhood, who was shown love based on convince, who was taken for granted always, who was moulded the way they wanted him to be, he was always asked to return the favor the family bestowed upon him, he was an entire stranger in a house that was supposed to be his. Armaan trusted 2 most important people in his life Kaveri Poddar his Dadisa and Vidya his Maa, the 2 people who mattered to him more than anyone. He was guilt struck so much with constant taunts that he even refused to acknowledge his real mother fearing he would hurt the mother figure he knew.

Years later he found Abhira with whom he fell in love with but failed to realize the same, as he himself said, 'Tumhe mujhse pyaar kaise hosakta hai', a man who never belived was capable to be loved as he was only expected to give all through his life. How much Abhira mattered to him was shown in his actions when for the sake of his family was ready to marry Ruhi only to back off, a family against whom he never spoke, never chose to go againt them, here he was the first time he chose himself his happiness his love above others. Only to be blamed by the rest of them for chosing his happiness, sutela, Ganda khoon, sadak ka pathar and what not and all this just for choosing his happiness.

Any inconvenience in that house any mistake and the first blame Armaan faces is he was never theirs, he is sautela.

Then comes the biggest truth of his life, his mother being alive. Kept away from him for years lied to him about her, blamed him for his own mother's death. The one women he considered his mother for the major part of his life used him to save her marriage was a part in separating him from his mother for her own reasons. Compeled him to be burdened under the so called affection she showed him.

A father who never stood up for him when he needed, a family that goes silent when he is blamed.

Armaan is no perfect character he is flawed, highly flawed I would say makes mistakes but always owns them up, such that when he thought Abhira was moving on he was guilty of his mistake but was never jealous of her moving on. He apologised for his mistakes because he was guilty and not with the hope of reuniting.

Now we finally have the Armaan stepping out of the guilt, entitlement and building a life and recognition of his own, along with the 2 people whom he loves and is loved, unconditionally.

This is just the Armaan I have understood beyond good looks and hotness. The Armaan we root for

Very well written, Nish! Perfectly worded from all our perspectives, I feel. Armaan is good looking on the outside, yes, but it's also his beautiful heart on the inside that makes us root for him. We will always be his fans.

Originally posted by: theromanticcrap

I'm waiting for the kalesh in this track.

I want KALESH!!!

https://x.com/cricfanalways/status/1902397748118483226

Tanu phuphasa ka dance dil thaam ke dekhna

https://x.com/ChanchalS183414/status/1902388275828158851

Cutie

Originally posted by: Henriette

Are you guys all saying you actually watch the show for the storyline and not for this gorgeous handsome face 😍

Am i shallow

Yes, you are shallow.

But so am I.

Originally posted by: mysticxmyth

In my opinion, Rishta's downfall started in gen 3 because the writers shifted the show from a largely female perspective to male perspective. In gen 1 and gen 2, both Naitik and Kartik had solid arcs, graphs and proper characterization, etc. but the show still was largely portrayed through the female gaze. But gen 3 and gen 4 has stopped doing that and the writing does a huge disservice to the female leads than the males and hence the disconnect and massive failure.

I completely agree. The shift from a female-centric narrative to a male perspective in Gen 3 and 4 has hurt the show’s essence. The female leads no longer get the depth and strong arcs they once had, which has led to a major disconnect with the audience.

The TV audience is primarily women who want to experience the male lead through a female perspective and fall in love with him, rather than the other way around. Older women, who weren’t simply fangirling over the actor playing Abhimanyu, struggled to connect with his character. They wanted to understand Akshara, but the show never allowed that, as she was written into a selfish and unlikeable role. TV audiences typically expect their female leads to be pure and selfless, which Akshara was not.

A similar pattern emerged in Generation 4. When the writers recognized talent, they leaned into it. RoPu’s emotional scenes drove TRPs, leading to a shift in focus toward his character. His perspective became more prominent, especially after AbhiMaan’s first divorce. You can see the shift in character dynamics after RoPu joined the cast and following AbhiMaan’s proposal scene. The earlier episodes (with Shehzada and Sam) had a fresh appeal, but RoPu’s entry steered the show in a different, more mature direction. This shift happened because both leads—and even the parallel lead—were exceptionally skilled, but in the process, the original essence of Generation 4 was lost.

Originally posted by: ThePinkPanther

Yes, you are shallow.

But so am I.

Now this became Ropu AT

Originally posted by: Fortnight

https://x.com/cricfanalways/status/1902397748118483226

Tanu phuphasa ka dance dil thaam ke dekhna

Iska repeat milega? Minus Krish, obviously.

Originally posted by: pyar-ishk

dkp lost a gotten opportunity with IR, Ak

Many are saying surrogacy track is a catalyst to bigger reveal and drama so let's see.

Show is going to 5 days a week now

Why 5 days man? I want 7 days!!

Originally posted by: theromanticcrap

This track should bring out Akshara ka sach. That track has been long forgotten, but a poor soul (such as I) shall hope.

Kitne ache ho aap kalesh mein bhi positivity