The power of love

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trina_saras

@trina_saras

Stunner

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Posted: 15 years ago

I just rewatched the scene where Krishna walks in and sees Prats and her father with their faces blackened and he cleans her off gently. And I loved it all over again.

Something about me is, I like to watch something, then review it later because it feels different watching it a second time.

Everyone in the scene showed their true colors just in this one scene. When Krishna walks in and he's still stunned from what happened in the courtroom, he sticks up for his wife. And the laadli beta of the Thakur house apologizes to his father-in-law for his family. Here Prats and her father have kept a huge secret but HE is apologizing in front of all of them. What class.

Of course, SS is shocked beyond belief he is cleaning his wife's face, because SS has no faith in love. He has no idea of the concept anyway. Kesar is weeping because she loves Prats and Krishna both, they are family to her, probably more than the scum she married. And Krishna's mother's face is priceless. She is just so disgusted, not with her older son's behavior, but with her daughter-in-law and the fact that Krishna has compassion on her, something she never gets from SS and she never taught him to have. It's written on her face, my son loves his wife for the next seven lifetimes, whereas his father doesn't love me at all. This one act of cleansing and taking the blame for his family holds up the mirror to his parents' marriage and his brother's too.

What Shakti did to Prats and her father is what he would have done to his own wife had Kesar been in her position. The three of them can't understand the power of love, only the power of power.

and I love more the scene following it, where Krishna's face goes from shock to anger, his jaw twitches and he doesn't yell because he doesn't want his family to know he is mad. He is just the world's greatest husband, and lover. Love you, Krishna Thakur.

Edited by trina_one - 15 years ago

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username88

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Posted: 15 years ago

awww, loved te way you said it...100% agreed,
i was so glad he didnt take his anger/dissappointment out on Pratz in front of his family...that would have given them another reason to attack Pratz!

and i lyk to review scenes over and over as well lool dunno why but its just a thing i do!

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Filza.

@Filza.

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Posted: 15 years ago

beautiful post loved the way you have written it
krishna is no doubt the best husband, a gem, simply adore him
that particular scene has to be the best, he yet again proved how much he loves her and this time she too had to acknowledge that his is indeed a true love

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Sana Mustafa Malik

@sana.samir

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Posted: 15 years ago

Krishna can amaze you sometimes, he can do the unexpected at times, and leave you speechless for that while be disappointed as well to be so wild too!

He's amazing 😍

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Binita

@...Binny...

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Posted: 15 years ago

Trina your description has beautifully portrayed that scene 😃

I agree Krishna showed just how much he had changed due to prats and his love for her that day. I loved the way he cleaned her face in front of those people who had labeled her as a tainted women at least in front of them it seemed symbolic of his love and trust for her. What happened in their room was expected and understandable even then he wanted to trust her but his confusion, doubts, and questions forced him to break down and question his true love for the first time.

Yes everyone of them showed their true colors that day I noticed a bit of politician coming out of SS he so easily blamed Amma for blackening Prats face when Krishna questioned them when he knew he supported her throughout the disgusting act. 😆

Yes it became very obvious by their expression especially amma she could not understand what her son was doing she most likely expected him to blow up and throw her out of the house since that is what SS and Shakti would have done but we can't expect much from people who neither understand the meaning of love nor have ever loved another human being before.