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Well everyone was expecting HitMan aka Superman to come and zap us with bullets of laughter đ. So he did come and was very cute đđ, however he was not the highlight for me.
What fascinated me today was Ishaan and Sameer. How contrasting these characters are, not only in age but their wisdom as well đ˛.
Ishaan, hardly 10 years old kid but is too wise for his age. How perfectly he understands his bua! No one else could understand Indira's state the way he described it. Being stubborn and disciplinarian by nature, she is confused-anguished to react to a folly committed by some one who deeply loves her. She never behaved like an ordinary girl, then how could she react normally now? She is unaware of the code of conduct when being in love đ. It was amazing analogy of Rishi-Superman put forth by Ishaan âď¸. He tried his best to convince his bua but being a kid he was chided for his beyond-the-age action. So far we have come across many situations where kids wonder how they wish they were grown ups and could have behaved as they wished. However, our Ishaan wants to be older so that he could suggest Indira in forgiving his endearing Rishi bhaiya ... not because he loves/likes him but because he is a genuine guy who loves his bua.
At this point I am reminded of two more supporting characters.
First, Radhe. I never expected him to call Indira, requesting to forgive his "sagge se bhi badkar, Rishi bhai". Wasn't he upset with him for being rude to him unnecessarily? But no! He could not keep himself away from him, when he saw him in trouble. This proves that indeed Rishi is some one very close to him, with whom he cannot be upset for long.
Second, Pandeyji, the office-boy. He is yet another guy who knows how to put forth his opinion to support a genuine cause. He understands that inspite of being a hard-core boss, Indira has a golden heart. He respects her hard-work and supports her in his own restrictive manner. I loved his earlier effort of disclosing Manoj Chadda being nephew of her boss and today for forgiving Superman.
These two characters make me wonder that to have such honest well-wishers around is in itself a blessing.
Now coming to Mr. Sameer. He is a well-established businessman. Irrespective of his business policies, as a grown-up he is expected to show some societal wisdom. But his actions are more child-like and at the same time cheap. I am totally confused now. Why he wants to marry Indira? For winning the challenge against his brother, or to get Sharma Niwas, or he holds grudge against Indira, or he indeed loves her? After looking at his approach of proposing Indira, the last option is out of consideration for me.
Anyways, the first and the last part of the episode beautifully brought out the contrast in highly contrasting characters đ.
Confusion of the day: Inspite of knowing that his family damn cares about him, Rishi considered the option of going to Diwan House? đ Was it a blooper? Because on Friday he concluded that there was no one except Vidhit to whom he could look upon. Thank god! He immediately discarded the idea.
