I've been observing this forum for a while. All the 'AR fans' seem to be perturbed by the fact that a new woman would be coming in Armaan's life. Now, my arguement doesn't entail the Sid-Ridhima marriage, my arguement finds it's stems in the question - What's wrong with moving on?
AR suddenly seem to have become some sort of a 'legendary' or 'tragic' couple. To start with, DMG isn't some classic shakespeare romance or literature, it's a fictional show. Second, it's a show about youngsters. These 20-somethings that we're talking about. Each so called 'love' seems like eternal, 'I-can't-live-without-you' kind of relationship. If AR were real, they would laugh at their little fling 10 years hence. I'm not claiming that the new woman in Armaan's life, i.e Shilpa, is his real soulmate, but defenitely a new chapter in his life.
Oh and taking bullets for each other doesn't cement the fact that two people are eternal lovers. How many times have we heard about crazy couples slitting their wrists for each other? Almost every second day.
Hell, we're not even aware of what true love is.
My point is, 'moving on' isn't some sort of shocker. It's realistic. It happens. Just when you feel you've found THE one, the pack of cards falls and it's gone in the wink of an eye. This isn't equivalent to Heer Ranjha, Romeo Juliet, Laila Majnu et al. Let DMG be realistic for a change.
Edited by CZ.. - 15 years ago