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recently I've been reading all these "Arnav loves Khushi more" type comments and it just makes me feel like people are missing the point of the story!
this is how I see it, this is a typical dark hero/happy-go-lucky heroine story that'll be familiar to any of you who read romance novels. How it goes is this: dark tortured hero who doesn't believe in love or any softer emotions meets heroine who is all sunshine and joy and every sweet. The entire point of the story becomes how LOVE for this heroine redeems this dark hero and he finally comes to believe in the power of love and that it is bigger then anything else (money or power or everything else Arnav prizes). So the main character of this story is not the hero or the heroine or Arnav or Khushi but LOVE!
The story has to be about how Arnav who is shown as this really cold character in the beginning is TRANSFORMED by this love he cannot resist, so OF COURSE more changes have to be shown in Arnav's character and more passion has to be from his side because Khushi is already shown as someone who believes in love etc. Its Arnav's pain and angst that has to be the focus of the story and that will show his redemption from a cynic to a true lover. He's the one who started the cycle of hatred thus they have to show him to be the one who ends it.
Also, if they showed that Khushi loves him MORE already or that she realizes her love before him then in my view it would ruin the story because then she's already being hurt in so many ways and to top that off with a sort of unrequited love would just make her character pitiful.
this is just what I felt :)
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