~Innocent si aakhe, sudar si thi?~ - Page 2

Originally posted by: shriya84

Hey by the way what is the exact english meaning of the word sudar,

Originally posted by: kubare

Maddy.....what an epi nah😍....what dialogues😍....what scenes😍....awwww...I am dead and gone to heaven and wont return till Monday....🤣

Unconciously...they both like each other and care for the other...and thats was made obvious to all of us....and Gauri got Shan thinking too....and He completely forgot about Natasha....🥳The words he used to describe Khanak, his defense of her, his worrying for ready to go in the hated rain to look for her....awww....😍 My baby all grown up in the single night......🤗

So me already partying and can't wait till Monday to see what hnappens next...as the precap was to die for....😍

Agree there completely... what really was the high point of the epi was Shan's reply when Gauri asked him during the divorce part "Aur tum" - and he really in pushed into thinking even fleetings and then comes the reply..."pata nahin" - the thought of divorcing her never crossed his mind , not once... not when Khanak said, I will leave on the day they arrived in Mumbai, not when he went to the lawyer with the papers...(he didnt even sign papers, until the lawyer questioned...)
The decisions were taken by others...
If one were to notice, the decisions he has taken on his own or suggestions he has made, were for the want of a better or a fitting word - righteous... Widow remarriage, 'not leaving Khanak out there to fend for herself..." - wifey besides the point, he was aware what troubles she could face out there, being in an alien city ....
It is more obvious than ever, the decisions Shan takes on his own, have far more weight and worth, than his family put together... (spare his dad and dadi, who despite being good at heart, havent really stood up for what they believed) - Shan atleast stood up for what he thought was right, or he believed in - the whole widow remarriage thing and stood up to all the opposition and the consequences his argument had - while it was thought to be his casual attitude, was actually something that triggered from a lot of deep thought (perhaps not conscious one at that!)

Nice topic Maddy.

Originally posted by: sareeta

Agree there completely... what really was the high point of the epi was Shan's reply when Gauri asked him during the divorce part "Aur tum" - and he really in pushed into thinking even fleetings and then comes the reply..."pata nahin" - the thought of divorcing her never crossed his mind , not once... not when Khanak said, I will leave on the day they arrived in Mumbai, not when he went to the lawyer with the papers...(he didnt even sign papers, until the lawyer questioned...)
The decisions were taken by others...
If one were to notice, the decisions he has taken on his own or suggestions he has made, were for the want of a better or a fitting word - righteous... Widow remarriage, 'not leaving Khanak out there to fend for herself..." - wifey besides the point, he was aware what troubles she could face out there, being in an alien city ....
It is more obvious than ever, the decisions Shan takes on his own, have far more weight and worth, than his family put together... (spare his dad and dadi, who despite being good at heart, havent really stood up for what they believed) - Shan atleast stood up for what he thought was right, or he believed in - the whole widow remarriage thing and stood up to all the opposition and the consequences his argument had - while it was thought to be his casual attitude, was actually something that triggered from a lot of deep thought (perhaps not conscious one at that!)