Ahem and love: expectations or not?

Ahem tactically played out Gopi, in not geting her to tell his mum of their plan to bring Jigar and Rashi closer, by giving her the excuse of parent's expectation to see their children happy. His body language and facial expressions reflected an Ahem whose mind was racing with his own agenda. When he looked the other way it shown that he was a man on a mission ensuring his plan will never be jeopardised for anything. He went on further to tell her not to even raise Rashi's hopes as well.

Hey Swasthi!!

wonderful analysis swasthi...ahem and gopi as a team is wonderful to watch...indeed the neighbourly banter is getting tedious...to ahem as well as to us...

Originally posted by: swasthi

Ahem tactically played out Gopi, in not geting her to tell his mum of their plan to bring Jigar and Rashi closer, by giving her the excuse of parent's expectation to see their children happy. His body language and facial expressions reflected an Ahem whose mind was racing with his own agenda. \tell her not to even raise Rashi's hopes as well.

Agree, today it did appear that he was talking more abt gopi/ahem and not rashi. And got me wondering that is he even bothered abt rashi/jigar or just playing along with Gopi.

He still needs to work on his guilty look each time he is confronted by his mum - this time his mother was wondering what he was doing staring at Gopi and the pigeon. He needs to remove this feeling in order to move forward comfortably. How will he achieve this?

Just wondering is it a guilty look or more an embarrased look, like a child caught stealing.

Nice analysis !

As always swasthi your analysis tab on his every though or action

Superb Analysis Swasthi. Ahem is growing fonder of Gopi everyday and he is besotted by her simplicity today. However it would be prudent that he listens to her at least where Kokila is concerned because Gopi knows and understands Kokila more than Ahem. He needs to realize that Gopi's intuition with regards to Kokila is usually correct. Then he will be able to enjoy this new found love with ease even around his mother..

Originally posted by: CHIKA784

What a lovely analysis Swasthi!👏

Im loving Ahem more and more day by day,the way CV's and Nazim himself represent hs character s amazing,he is adorable,he just really needs to smile more and be more open😊

Originally posted by: NazmaJ

Hey Swasthi!!

Agree with your points!!

Especially the guilty look!! You're a grown man Ahem come on!!! Although I'm not surprised!! Koki makes me feel guilty for enjoying the GoHem moments!!

Ahem's actions are defintely pointing towards a man in love. And these days he's making all the running. Today it was him calling Gopi towards him and him asking her to help - well by asking her to sit with him.

Hey Swasthi Excellent as always. It amazes me how you describe his feelings so perfectly

To be honest I was doubting his motives in this whole let's not tell the family about our efforts to get Jigar and Rashi together. I wasn't thinking he is doing this to spend time with Gopi to come to his own conclusion regarding his feelings for Gopi. I was thinking he had another motive, that he wants to hide from her and the family.

But then I came to my senses. I thought since when does he care if Rashi gets upset or not? And the other was the scene next morning when he was watching her with the pigeon. There is no doubt that he wants to get to know her and see where his new found feelings will take him. The side way look he gave her when his mom yelled Gopi's name, his expression at her wish to keep the pigeon told its own story.

He is comfortable asking her for things even when his family is around. She kept her distance, but he invited her to sit with him and even let her get the kite ready for him, it says lot about his changed attitude regarding her ability to do things, and not only do them, but he is sure she will do it perfectly he had no doubt.

Back to his robotic agreement regarding the competition, you could see he is really getting fed up with these petty competition, his expression and the way he his hands moved told it's own story. He hates that every enjoyable moment is turned into a competition which takes the fun out of everything.

Only way for him to overcome his guilt is for him to admit his feelings to himself then everyone else. He shouldn't hide what he is feeling. At the same time it is hard for him to admit even to himself that he has fallen for a girl who he thought was not worthy of him in the past. He needs to overcome these feelings first.

Lets see how he reacts to loosing the competition. Personally I think he will be relieved, because then he can now fly the kite for fun.