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at last our patience has paid....i am happy that tina has not been replaced...the scene wud never hv had the same effect....
ichha confessing her love for veer....more importantly she confessed that she has always loved him but cud never tell....i loved it...thanx a million to the CVs for this part of ichha's dialogue...
veer was sitting in darkness...everything around him seemed worthless....he wanted to scream out in pain but cud not...he feared that he has lost ichha forever...and widout ichha he cannot live...how can he wen his every drop of blood, his every heartbeat is filled with ichha....
he weeps and remember all those harsh words he said to ichha...he wants her to come back so that he can apologise....he wants to tell her that he did not mean those things....he was hurting himself more wen he said those things....how can he ever say to ichha to get out of his life when her presence in his life is the only thing that keeps him alive....
then as he begins to walk away....iccha gets up from the water...veer at once feels her presence and turns around only to see his life, his love, his dream emerging out of the water....
iccha utters his name but shows no surprise....her heart knows veer wud surely come...how can he stay away after the fire mishap....
and veer...his prayer has just been answered...ichha is alive and breathing the same air as he is....a look of relief and a smile of triumph...veer cannot wait to take her in his arms...
and then ichha tells those 3 words which veer has been waiting forever to hear....he makes her repeat her feelings till he cud believe that it is all not a beautiful dream....
he is actually holding his life in his arms...he wished that time wud stand still and they cud remain in each others' arms till the end of time....
now...my only request to the CVs...that dont spoil the magic again...veer-ichha must not be seperated again....their marriage must happen widout delay....i dont care wat tapasya does after veer-ichha marriage...i am sure once veer and ichha r married...no force can tear them apart...
Veer Hanuman
Anupamaa
