Originally posted by: RockingSunny
You know I could relate with gaurav, pranit and farhana
. Because this is what they kept saying. I am too much biased though for gaurav so uska aur bhi dil pe laga, same goes for pranit
. But can't deny farhana ki story bhi sachme touching thi
I genuinely feel ki sabhi ne sach hi bola hai...
Gaurav toh I love him and most importantly I have seen his journey through all these phases for the last 14-15 years around...and seeing the man himself verbalising it with so much emotions, sensitivity and vulnerability is so so heart touching..I tried my best to not cry just like GK himself..still I ended up crying..
What a man! What "never say die" attitude...
And Pranit also was so so relatable...We being a middle class family, I know what the emotions of your own house feels when you live in a rented house all your life...Real,raw, relatable and healthy presented it so beautifully...bcz he normally keeps things to himself...
And Farhana also...A daughter becomes soft and vulnerable when she feels protected and a father is usually the first source of that safety.But Farhana never had that. Her father left, and with that, she lost the space where she could’ve been gentle or delicate.
So she didn’t learn softness; she learned survival...and today when that tough exterior cracked I could feel the sharpness,I could hear the crackle...
And Amaal as well....When you carry the burden of a legacy on your shoulders and battle your own personal demons at the same time… the journey stops being just a journey. It becomes a war. Every step feels heavier, every expectation feels louder, every doubt feels sharper.Because at the end of the day, no matter where you come from, the purest dream remains universal - to see your parents’ eyes fill with pride when they look at you.
So I connected with all of them..
Even Tanya as well...I also assume that she was genuine and truthful today
Don’t think we got a chance to find out really.
Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2
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