Originally posted by: asmitamohanty
You remember that scene when Raya travelled to meet Nadia bcz he just couldn't live without her....By that time Nadia had stepped away...
Oh, that conversation is the emotional thesis of Raya and Nadia. 💔
When he saw Nadia his line, "I never thought someone could forget me so easily," is actually so vulnerable for a man like him. He is accustomed to being unforgettable...people fear him, want him, obey him. And yet the one person whose memory matters to him, he feared may have moved on.
And Nadia's "You have come too far..." is so restrained. She isn't saying I don't love you anymore. She's saying, Look at where your life has brought you. Look at everything that stands between us.
Then Raya admits something that almost sounds like a confession to himself:
He said that earlier he used to think love was just longing, that when people suffered for someone, what they really missed was the feeling.
And now he is that person.
He finally understands that sometimes you don't just miss the feeling.
You miss the person.
And then Nadia tries to do what she has been doing all along i.e protect him from making things worse.
You shouldn't have come.
Don't make this harder.
Rebecca is necessary for your life.
And Raya's answer is devastating:
"That's life, Nadia. Some people we love knowingly... and then there is someone whose love becomes our entire life."
That distinction is everything.Rebecca can be a choice.
Nadia has become an inevitability.
Rebecca belongs to the life Raya has chosen to build.
Nadia has become the emotional centre of the life he never knew he wanted.
And I love that Nadia doesn't respond with some dramatic declaration.She just gets emotional and runs into him.
Because what can she possibly say to that?
She already knows.He knows.They both know.
The tragedy isn't that they don't love each other.
The tragedy is that they love each other completely, and still cannot have the life they want.
And that is why that hug hurts so much.
For a few seconds, Raya isn't a gangster choosing duty.Nadia isn't the woman being asked to accept reality.
They're simply two people who finally stop pretending that this isn't the great love of their lives.
And maybe that's what makes their chemistry so melancholic throughout the film.
They don't need grand declarations.Sometimes a look does it.A pause does it.
A line like "some people's love becomes your entire life" does it.
And then one desperate hug says the rest.Raya finally admits what Nadia already knew: she isn't just someone he loves. She has become the life inside him.
Ahhh what beauty that scene was.....🥹❤️
Yash and Kiara are so hauntingly beautiful together. ❤️🩹
Movie didn't explain them much in terms of screen time...but Even in those limited screen time,their eyes, expressions , chemistry and body language told us everything...the attraction, tenderness, desire, longing, guilt and heartbreak everything...Even the deep layered foreshadowing dialogues worked as well..
Both of them somehow made me understand the entire love story of Raya and Nadia through these handful of scenes...They didn't need more scenes. They made every scene count. 💔
Yeah it's one of my favourite scene.. that's why nadia too emotionally broken when she doesn't know whether to wait for him or let him go afterwards. When ganga came to get her brother, he goes with her sister without any arguments.. She doesn't even name his son only to wait for his father.. those scenes where she waits in front of him home with her new born or lighting candles with silent prayers.. heart breaking.. few scenes only between them yet touched the heart.. uncut version would have made me cry for a long period i guess..
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