Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: EDT #11 - Page 26

Originally posted by: bpatil3

Medicine ka time yaad karliya madam ne

Tumhe Badam khilane se fursat nhi mili na mujhe, biwi wali bhadasss.

To nhi khavu😂 wala her eyes n gussewali Tulsi.

Mihir offering her own Badam to her, and she closing her eyes 😂😂😂.

These are the scenes to die for.

Originally posted by: The_Best

I understand Munni still having feelings for Rithik as she used to love him at one point. So still has feelings for him, but when did Rithik start to have feelings for her?? He never had any feelings for her all these years, but suddenly he’s having feelings for her ever since he found out she’s a collector??

I think it’s not exactly feelings of love but it’s feelings of realisation. He is figuring out how he was held back by his own limited views.

He had a friend in Munni, they truly had a genuine connection going on there where he was seen and heard by someone so ardently and seriously for the first time who’s not his mom perhaps. He knew she had ambitions to study and become something more than a maid but financially she was struggling and ergo the job as a maid. Her financial situation was her obstacle that she was working through but he made it along with her job status at his house a priority when he judged her feelings for him.

He boxed Munni up in his head by not just her status but also her whole personality. He probably felt like she was also the sort of girl who may never move on from him if her feelings for him were genuine back then, as she claimed them to be, and not her means to boost her status as he presumed was the case.

Munni is proving him wrong repeatedly. She’s not relied on anyone beyond Tulsi for the initial financial help and with her success proven that Tulsi was right in helping her. She wasn’t waiting for a sugar daddy to help improve her circumstances as he presumed was the case when he found out she’s his online friend. She genuinely had the fire to do more but her circumstances had her limited not her abilities.

She first shocked him when she was the collector he met, an unexpected turn of events for him even if he knew she had plans for a government job probably. He probably didn’t expect her to get into an elite position via IAS services but maybe a minor job as perhaps a secretary or a government school teacher in some rural area or something at most. Not this administrative level job.

Then he sees she has not been pining away for him but she’s moving on even if she’s just being practical and not doing this out of love. Her fiancé is not a random loser guy but he’s also not some sugar daddy Munni’s trapped. He’s a regular guy with a good job who comes across as an appropriate match for someone of her stature now.

He’s learning he can still talk to the girl who cared enough to ask him about his feelings and worried about him post his suicide attempt. There’s an unease there, no doubt; a subtle undercurrent of the past but there’s also some ease, comfort and a lingering sense of friendship and respect. Things he can hardly say about his marriage and his wife. He got a girl appropriate for his status but life has found a way to make it into a nightmare of unimaginable proportions of misery, solitude and suffering.

He is realising he could have had a better life with a better woman who had serendipitously appeared before him too, but he was harsh to judge, quick to dismiss and stupidly rude, biased and ignorant of his status when compared to her, which had nothing to do with his own abilities or hard work but was entirely a matter of circumstances which were orchestrated by fate. He was luckily born in a privileged family, even when he lost his parents rather early when he was perhaps too young to even remember them, he ended up getting adopted into and raised in another privileged family all because the two women he had as mothers happened to be sisters, again a happenstance that he had nothing to do with.

He has come to discover, privileges can be lost even if they’re unearned but losing yourself as a person is far more painful, humbling and humiliating than one can ever imagine it to be. He insulted Munni without letting her have an opportunity to explain herself in his anger and looked down upon her. Today… he’s looking up at her and looks down upon at his own circumstances.

She’s risen, he’s crumbled.

That’s what I am getting here so far.

They’re changing the tones of the scenes subtly even if they are including the forced third angle scenario. This is to create drama as we know ahead, perhaps grounds for the impending divorce between Mittali and Hrithik wherein she’ll assert he is having an affair and given the history of the men in this family, it’s not even a new thing nor unimaginable nor unexpected.

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

I think it’s not exactly feelings of love but it’s feelings of realisation. He is figuring out how he was held back by his own limited views.

He had a friend in Munni, they truly had a genuine connection going on there where he was seen and heard by someone so ardently and seriously for the first time who’s not his mom perhaps. He knew she had ambitions to study and become something more than a maid but financially she was struggling and ergo the job as a maid. Her financial situation was her obstacle that she was working through but he made it along with her job status at his house a priority when he judged her feelings for him.

He boxed Munni up in his head by not just her status but also her whole personality. He probably felt like she was also the sort of girl who may never move on from him if her feelings for him were genuine back then, as she claimed them to be, and not her means to boost her status as he presumed was the case.

Munni is proving him wrong repeatedly. She’s not relied on anyone beyond Tulsi for the initial financial help and with her success proven that Tulsi was right in helping her. She wasn’t waiting for a sugar daddy to help improve her circumstances as he presumed was the case when he found out she’s his online friend. She genuinely had the fire to do more but her circumstances had her limited not her abilities.

She first shocked him when she was the collector he met, an unexpected turn of events for him even if he knew she had plans for a government job probably. He probably didn’t expect her to get into an elite position via IAS services but maybe a minor job as perhaps a secretary or a government school teacher in some rural area or something at most. Not this administrative level job.

Then he sees she has not been pining away for him but she’s moving on even if she’s just being practical and not doing this out of love. Her fiancé is not a random loser guy but he’s also not some sugar daddy Munni’s trapped. He’s a regular guy with a good job who comes across as an appropriate match for someone of her stature now.

He’s learning he can still talk to the girl who cared enough to ask him about his feelings and worried about him post his suicide attempt. There’s an unease there, no doubt; a subtle undercurrent of the past but there’s also some ease, comfort and a lingering sense of friendship and respect. Things he can hardly say about his marriage and his wife. He got a girl appropriate for his status but life has found a way to make it into a nightmare of unimaginable proportions of misery, solitude and suffering.

He is realising he could have had a better life with a better woman who had serendipitously appeared before him too, but he was harsh to judge, quick to dismiss and stupidly rude, biased and ignorant of his status when compared to her, which had nothing to do with his own abilities or hard work but was entirely a matter of circumstances which were orchestrated by fate. He was luckily born in a privileged family, even when he lost his parents rather early when he was perhaps too young to even remember them, he ended up getting adopted into and raised in another privileged family all because the two women he had as mothers happened to be sisters, again a happenstance that he had nothing to do with.

He has come to discover, privileges can be lost even if they’re unearned but losing yourself as a person is far more painful, humbling and humiliating than one can ever imagine it to be. He insulted Munni without letting her have an opportunity to explain herself in his anger and looked down upon her. Today… he’s looking up at her and looks down upon at his own circumstances.

She’s risen, he’s crumbled.

That’s what I am getting here so far.

They’re changing the tones of the scenes subtly even if they are including the forced third angle scenario. This is to create drama as we know ahead, perhaps grounds for the impending divorce between Mittali and Hrithik wherein she’ll assert he is having an affair and given the history of the men in this family, it’s not even a new thing nor unimaginable nor unexpected.

But I love this about them

Only ones I felt bad a bit were Rithik as he was always loyal and Gautam as he was wronged since he was born

Originally posted by: The_Best

They were the best 😭❤️ Such a beautiful couple We deserved way more though 😢

Such a gorgeous couple https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSfX2zUgsto/

Mine favorite one 😍.....Even during that time my classmates were liking Kashish Sujaal but I was a sole AnuPre fan 🥰

You know ye Cezzane Khan ke parents and family meri city me hi rehtay hai. His father is a famous sitarist of Karachi.

And both Shweta and Cezzane worked in our dramas that time, even wo Tulsi ka ko beta hai Jhanak wala, wo bhi ek Khawish serial me aya tha. Sab kitna acha hota tha uss waqt 😌

Originally posted by: bpatil3

Medicine ka time yaad karliya madam ne

Tumhe Badam khilane se fursat nhi mili na mujhe, biwi wali bhadasss.

To nhi khavu😂 wala her eyes n gussewali Tulsi.

Mihir offering her own Badam to her, and she closing her eyes 😂😂😂.

These are the scenes to die for.

He was enjoying riling her up

One for the road

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

He was enjoying riling her up

One for the road

😂😂 hillarious.

Tum pehle kha lete badam to meri situation ye nhi hoti

Badam khake sense of humour accha hogya hai tumharaKhaati hogi na tabhi to rakhi nai😂😂 and Tulsi

Kudos to writers and the OG Tulsi n Mihir.

I thought he will forcefully feed her atleaat one badam from his hand 😂😂😂 the way he was persuading her, irritating her😂, she was actually enjoying the moment gusse me, pain me.

She can pull off these scenes so subtle yet impactful even after years, amazing.

These new gen should see all these scenes on repeat mode and learn the nuances instead of focusing on reels, if they really aspire to be actors. Ouchh,.

Originally posted by: bpatil3

😂😂 hillarious.

Tum pehle kha lete badam to meri situation ye nhi hoti

Badam khake sense of humour accha hogya hai tumharaKhaati hogi na tabhi to rakhi nai😂😂 and Tulsi

Kudos to writers and the OG Tulsi n Mihir.

I thought he will forcefully feed her atleaat one badam from his hand 😂😂😂 the way he was persuading her, irritating her😂, she was actually enjoying the moment gusse me, pain me.

She can pull off these scenes so subtle yet impactful even after years, amazing.

These new gen should she all these scenes on repeat mode and learn the nuances instead of focusing on reels, if they really aspire for being actors. Ouchh,.

Yeah the subtle dynamics are really good to watch. They go from the uncomfortable silence left in the wake of her monologue which concludes with him realising how much she’s hurting and in pain to her still caring for him and him responding back to her care with a direct statement - I am here, I am listening, talk to me. Tell me whatever you want … I will listen. It smoothly ebbs into her exasperation at him being unprepared with some snacks or munchies for such occasions and then flows into their bickering which changes the tone of the scene from somber to fun with a hint of love.

They then end the episode with that heartbreaking scene with her alone and taking out that rose.

They end the flashback smartly with her words - I don’t take any share of what doesn’t belong to me. She didn’t need a bouquet from him ever - she just needed a single rose - all she wanted was for that rose to be hers alone, that’s all. Mihir is allowed to have many flowers in his bouquet of love - for all the people he’s loved from his parents, grandparents, brother, cousins to their children, grandchildren, other family members and even his closest and dearest friends. But she simply wanted that one rose which was meant only for her. The love that’s reserved between a couple - the love a man has for his wife, the woman he commits himself to forever, as she’s committed to him.

Today that rose is however something that she both wants and can’t bring herself to accept. Her situation reminds me of a couple of lines from a very old song from an old movie starring Asha Parekh, Manoj Kumar, Pran and Simi Garewal. The song is called Raha Gardishon Mein Hardam sung beautifully by the legendary Mukesh.

The lines are as follows:-

Yeh humari badnasibi

Nahi toh aur kya hai

Yeh humari badnasibi

Nahi toh aur kya hai

Ke usike ho gaye ham

Jo naa ho saka hamara

Raha gardishon me hardum

Mere ishq kaa sitara

I wish they would use more old songs on these two than just the one Tere Jaisa Yaar Kahaan. It’s IMO not even that great a song from our classics. There are far superior gems out there which can be used and would work so well, with a pair who can do them justice as well with their acting skills.

Originally posted by: The_Best

I hope makers are able to show it this way. I am not sure if this is what they think and trying to show. They seem lazy. I hope we get some inner monologues from Rithik or at least a scene which will explain his inner state and what he feels because the way his face looked like he was hurt of losing Munni when he found out Rahul was Munni’s fiance

🤞🏼🤞🏼 but keep expectations real low.