Originally posted by: Mahabhootni
In a lot of movies and shows love is shown as harassment with the guy following the girl, writing letters and being genuinely annoying.. It's so completely delusional to show women falling for the charms of the creepy stalker guy (A BIG reason why boys on the street seem to think staring and following a girl is going to get their love story anywhere).. Any women buying that stuff would be upset if they were put in the same position..
The guy seems to have fallen for the lead but he doesn't know her name, her interests, that isn't love, love at first sight is attraction. He find her very attractive and wants her to be his and own her in a way. His 'love' is only a fantasy he's living in..
The love story part we're waiting for is not going to come from the stalking part. It's going to come when he knows her and she knows him. He's going to learn how to love the right way. Love isn't about possession and authority, it's about mutual respect and understanding the feelings of the other person.
I think that's what Pratigya is doing differently from other movies because they aren't showing the girl getting happy about getting letters from an unknown Aashiq. She's scared and feeling so insecure about even going out of the house. That's what happens in real life.
The bad boy falling for the good girl is some kind of dream fantasy most girls seem to have.. so I guess it's a self insertion thing most people do that makes people watch it.
In this storyline the lust and obssession is one sided.
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