Dutta's Reaction Less CATASTROPHICAL?!

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saakshi

@--Saaki--

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Posted: 14 years ago

#11

Dont agree with you here.........

In sups/seema fiasco...Dutta was angry than hurt.........

Here,He is hurt .............& showing hurt in his angriness has been leftbehind as Nakku taught him to share his feelings rather than getting angry at everyone...........So,his reaction is calm because "Dutta is hurt".............As he truly truly loved "Dark NAkku"..................

If he hadnot Loved Nakku that deeply,his reaction would be aggressive........This time,he has hurt so much as his Love & Best Friend..both are standing at "Betrayal zone"....................So,he has this calm reaction.But,trust me this is more dangerous than his "Angry mode"....................

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Khushi

@--khushi--

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Posted: 14 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: sasha_1
this time datta is not angry datta look very sad. he is trying to run away from nakku.

I second u sasha...................... this time his anger is much lesser than his pain.....................

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bfunofbb123

@bfunofbb123

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Posted: 14 years ago

#13

Hey that is what i felt seen dutta today it feels he melowed down & not angry anymore just sad & hurt so there is hope tasha reunion v.soon 7 naku will make sure to pull him out of this😊!

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Sweet_berries

@Sweet_berries

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Posted: 14 years ago

#14

Yes, dutta is not shown as violent, as aggressive as the previous times and is certainly a milder version of that self. Not only today, but since the time the truth was revealed to him he has been showed somewhat mellowed down.I take this as a positive sign wrt dutta's transformation. This behavior reflects the influence that nakusha has had on him and i am glad that the Cv's decided to move forward with this character and show him to be evolving.

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