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I'm pretty sure that everyone here has noticed that in almost every show (especially Balaji shows) there are a few scenes that they use to bring the hero and heroine closer together. They are also often a rehash of the same type of scene. So, I thought we would take a look at those and perhaps ponder the likeliness of them occuring in Pavitra Rishta.
The following scenes could be used right now in the show:
A. The Heroine After Showering
Scene: Heroine has just taken a bath and her hair is wet. Hero is still sleeping or pretending to be doing so. Heroine shakes out hair and water splashes over Hero's face. Heroine does not notice but Hero smiles slyly and admires Heroine drying hair and putting on sindoor.
Likeliness: High; to me this scene is highly plausible if Manav somehow has a room and isn't sleeping outside of the house as he was shown to be doing earlier. I think it has enough innocence to fit in with where the story is right now.
B. The Protective Hero
Scene Version 1: On either the train or some sort of busy area, Hero shelters Heroine from hustle and bustle as well as wandering hands. Heroine admires Hero.
Scene Version 2: Heroine is being mistreated in a shop or being spoken to rudely. Enter Hero to give Abuser a lesson in speaking to a lady. Heroine admires Hero.
Likeliness: Not Sure; this kind of scene has already happened before in this show, so I don't know if they would use it again. The only new way this would be used wouldn't really be romantic-ish, and it would be if Manav stands up for Archana against his family or Aai, but that would be more of a dramatic scene.
C. The Hero's Shirt Button
Scene Version 1: Hero is running late for work when, oh no, Hero's shirt button breaks off. Enter Heroine, who will fix it in a jiffy. Hero and Heroine stand in close proximity as Heroine lovingly sews on the button and Hero admires. (Possible addition: As Heroine steps back, Heroine's mangalsutra gets stuck onto a shirt button, thus keeping Hero and Heroine close again.)
Likeliness: High; Manav wears shirts with buttons every single day, and Archana, being as adept as she is in housework, can quite possibly insist to sew it on. This is also another one of the innocent tactics, as neither are doing this to be romantic, but it ends up being so (atleast for the viewer and most likely Manav).
Scene Version 2: Heroine passes by Hero and her saree pallu or bracelet gets caught on Hero's cuff button.
Likeliness: Low; I'm quite sure Manav always rolls his sleeves up and Archana wears choodiyan (which wouldn't get caught on a button) and her sarees are of a thicker material which would make it harder to get hitched onto something.
Presenting a new scene, courtesy of anjalisharma200! (With slight editings.)
D. The Heroine's Great Fall
Scene: Heroine is cleaning the top shelf in the kitchen or other room while standing on a chair or stool. Hero, unnoticed by Heroine, walks in and admires Heroine. Heroine loses balance and is about to fall when Hero comes to the rescue and catches Heroine. Hero and Heroine lock eyes as they admire each other for a long period of time.
Likeliness: High; Archana the homemaker will probably be subjected to a lot of cleaning, so why not mix in some romance with it? This also has that innocent feel and plays in with the constant theme of Manav saving Archana.
The following scenes could be used at bit more into the storyline, or atleast when both Manav and Archana reciprocate each others feelings of love:
D. The Hero's Hug
Scene: Heroine is in kitchen (location can be changed in accordance with circumstances) and Hero sees Heroine. Hero checks for other family members and enters kitchen. Hero suprises Heroine with a hug from behind. Heroine acts shy and protests (very weakly if that), but Hero smiles and does not move. Hero and Heroine are together until a family member enters and calls attention.
Likeliness: High; Once Archana and Manav are comfortable with each other I can see this type of scene happening. The key element is that this can happen only if Manav has enough courage to do so, and that will only happen once they are more open with each other about their lovey-dovey feelings.
E. The Hero's Apology
Scene: Hero does something which (slightly) upsets Heroine. Heroine turns away and Hero does an assortment of things to cheer up Heroine. At some point Heroine finally gives in and smiles. Hero and Heroine gaze into each others eyes. Scene moves to bedroom (if its not already there). Cut to the morning outside with birds chirping.
Likeliness: Perhaps; I'm not sure what Manav would do to make Archana upset, but you never know, anything can happen in Telly-land. Again, they have to be in a very romantic-shomantic mood for the scene to progress like that.
F. The Rain and the Lonely Road
Scene: Hero and Heroine are on a lonely road at night. Enter rain. There are no autos around and Hero and Heroine are confused. Hero spots small empty shack with a lovely warm fire inside as if it was made there at that moment just for Hero and Heroine. Hero and Heroine enter and come close together. Cut to the morning outside with birds chirping.
Likeliness: Low; to me this just doesn't feel like a scene with Archana and Manav because this is one of the big guns of romantic scenes and I can't see something so blatant happening on this very soft and subtle show. Also, considering where Manav's residence is located, I don't know why they would be on a lonely road at night. It wouldn't make a lot of sense in the setting that is already set up, but then again, Ms. Ekta has made many wackier things things happen (face transplants, anyone?), so this scene would be a piece of cake to pull off for her.
I don't remember anymore, so if anybody remembers another generic scene feel free to add one in or add to one of the ones I have set up above.
I want to say though, that if this is in anyway rude, offensive, or not keeping with the rules of the forums you can delete it immediately, no problem. More than that though, I hope I haven't offended anybody or put the romantic sequences into too much detail. I certainly don't want to make someone uncomfortable or tarnish their morals and views on such matters.
If this is a lovely a post as I think it is then I hope you enjoyed reading it and it would make me happy if you left your views and ideas.
What do you think is in the future of Archana and Manav (romantically of course, ji)?
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Kumkum Bhagya
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