14/3 AnalysisUnit:Best Episode so far:Dont miss it

Aarti-Yash talk with each other and work as a joint unit to explain the situation to their kids...check :⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ :After the grt Popcorn fiasco 😆 ,I wanted both to say something at least rather than walking off without saying anything and I liked that both at least opened their mouth 😆😳 ;Also thank god Aarti dint misunderstand Yash this time 😃 ;I liked the simple gentlemanly gesture of Yash picking up her bag and giving it to Aarti 😳...Another good thing about the scene was when Yash's family saw both Yash-Aarti together ,they dint go and interfere between both doing hi hello which one normally expects in any daily soap but rather entire family preferred to give them their own personal space 👍🏼...And the best part about this scene was both dint try to avoid each other and walk off their own ways but they stood there together trying to break the ice and then finally the little angels did the trick for their respective mom and dad 😉😆😛..I loved how Yash and Aarti together worked as joint unit to make sure both their respective kids accept thier new father and mother 😳...Since Yash is a man of few words and was finding hard to explain to Payal-Palak about his new relation with Ansh ,I liked how Aarti took the lead and herself explained the whole scenario not only to her own son Ansh but also to both Payal-Palak in such loving manner which gave the confidence to Yash as well to go ahead and agree with whatever Aarti said ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️...Even though both r yet to talk properly about all issues ,but what is really good to see is that even as strangers both still hv a grt silent understanding between each other when it comes to handling the kids 😳😳..Its an indication that their relationship in future will b build up on the basis of such strong understanding and trust where if one struggles to find a way out ,the other one will lead from the front to get a way out ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Today was truly the best episode in the show so far! I am so glad they arranged this chance meeting between the two whole families! It was so much better than if Aarti and Yash had just talked to each other in the rain or at the engagement. This is how it is truly supposed to be because both of them are marrying for their kids and I loved that their first legitimate interaction started just there.

The family was so cute when they spotted Yash and Aarti together. But I am glad they made the decision not to interfere in their meeting and let them be. This is just what the two stubborn individuals needed. Also, the bump was very natural and well directed. And I am glad they didn't pull any stunts like slow motion or replaying the bump 3 million times. This is much more true to life. And Yash, ever the gentleman picks up Aarti's purse (which I did not see her carrying before) and returns it to her. This to me again showed that he is not going to be someone to strip her of her independence but rather one to support her in retaining it.

The ball scene was also very symbolic. Just like Ansh's ball landed unceremoniously in the middle of Payal and Palak's game, so he is going to land in their life and unfortunately, they will probably try to throw him out, not realising that Ansh has no intention of disrupting their life.

The irony of the papa vs. naye papa throwdown conversation was hilarious! I couldn't help but imagine Yash beating himself up with his big, big muscles. 🤣 But I did feel for Aarti. It must be terrible to have the one person you cherish most in the world and around whom your whole world revolves, suddenly obsessed with someone else. But I also feel for Ansh who for the first time could answer a papa threat with a papa threat and took full advantage.

The little girl playing Palak is amazing! I loved her jealous and shocked expression when Ansh hugged Yash and had him completely tongue tied. It was totally impressive the way Aarti handled the whole situation when Yash was clearly at a loss as to what to do. All she needed was one gesture of permission from him (when he confirmed that it was true...) and she finished his incomplete sentence. This shows that Aarti will help Yash handle these situations and complete him as a parent, but will always respect his authority and wait for him to be in on the decision.

I thought it was interesting how they showed Ansh a little jealous when Aarti was asking the girls their names and told them they were sweet. He tries to counter that by getting papa on "his side" but Yash doesn't know these games yet and again, Aarti has to handle the situation. Here contrary to Gayatri's worry, Aarti forgets her own kid for a minute in trying to get to know her new daughters and it clearly does impress Yash. He looks so calm and that restlessness we used to always see in his interactions with his kids is now gone. All I can see in his eyes is peace and contentment. The loop closure with Payal's hair was a little contrived though. That was not immediately necessary. I mean where did the comb come from? Aarti's magically conjured out of thin air Mary Poppins clutch? Don't get me wrong, the loop closure was good, just maybe this wasn't the perfect context for it.

The balloon scene was also very telling. It shows that Aarti got used to the idea of three kids pretty fast, but it is Yash who needs to be reminded that he is a father of three and not two anymore. That being said, Aarti pretty much left him stranded with all the kids and for once was not there to save the situation. He had to do that himself and handled it well after the first slip. I loved that affectionate caress of Ansh's head. It shows that Yash is not reluctant to love or accept him, just not in the habit of tripling his purchases yet. But as long as the intention is there.

Well, of course the manhole scene is very symbolic of the Yash-Aarti relationship so far. Aarti in her ignorance is blindly moving forward listening to Mansi's words. She is not bothering to look where she is going, only lost in her thoughts and Mansi's words. Yash tries to call out to her (ie all the times he has tried to clear the galat phaimis and has proved through his actions that he is not a perv) but she doesn't listen or see and walks on in ignorance. In the end, Yash has to bodily pull her away from falling into an abyss and for that he is forced to open his mouth as well. 😉

I LOVED that his arm was unconsciously guarding her head. To me this shows that later, even though they might find themselves in an awkward position (divorce revelation?) and he might try to tack away, he will find that he unconsciously bound to protect her.

Finally, Paridi's parents are SO COOL! 😎
I loved all of what they showed with them. It really makes sense to Paridi's character as well as Prateek's. We can see in some ways that he already fits in with their family much better than his own. These are clearly very good, loving people who have a completely different lifestyle than the Scindias, who are very traditional. They believe in formalities and traditions such as not eating at your daughter's house while the Khannas are talking of vacationing at their daughter's, 😆 It kind of reflects the limits of their open-mindedness which I guess you could also call hypocrisy. They are willing to bring a widow bahu, but not marry off the widow beti. They would not eat a thing at their daughter's but they are so careful with their hospitality for the Khannas.

It would be so easy to make the Khannas OTT and farcical but they managed to avoid that really successfully. They seemed really genuine, just genuinely different. I loved the awkwardness of the champagne moment. Clearly in Paridi's family nobody hides anything from the others. They all share the good and the bad whereas in the Scindia family, though Prateek may drink his parents are not really aware of it at all. But the Khannas assume everyone is as transparent as they are, I guess. Also loved the tea part! I guess the Pareek relationship is based much more on her parents than his. But it is not Gayatri's cup of tea! 😉

It is interesting to now see three different families, the Scindias, the Dubeys and the Khannas. Each is a completely functional yet completely diverse family unit. It is fascinating how they have brought this about.