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hello friends,
I am back with another topic, hope you guys don't get bored or pakaoed by me 😳
I have always been a Inder-Indu shipper...The relationship between a father and a daughter...The effect a father has on his daughter and how she might have some effect on him too.. but today Inder broke my heart again..I am not sure If I can ever like him again...😕
But today I found a new relationship to adore and that is Indira and Gudiya. Gudiya the second child/ daughter of Munna and his mrs...Whom Indira named as Seher brought a new ray of hope in Indira's life. Indira who has always been treated like a machine by her family, jo kaam karti hai toh achha nahi toh feke do, finds solace in Gudiya today...
The name Indira gave Gudiya, that is Seher...means morning. The name is apt as it means new beginning and that too in the life of Indira. When everything seems bleak to her, Indira tries to find solace among the children.And it seems its only children who truly understands her.I loved how she takes care of Gudiya and talks to her. Its heart wrenching to see her talk to her only and have no one else to open up to.Hope one day Gudiya grows up to become like Ishaan and understands her even if no one else does...
I have always liked ishaan Indu scenes. It seems with Indira Gudiya scenes we will get to see more of the motherly side of Indira and the same old HD being repeated again. The golden days of HD when Indira would walk past koolfie shop with Ishaan or fret about him or do his homework...and call him mera bachha...all those scenes came rushing to my mind...
It seems Indira would again act as a mother to Gudiya like she did for ishaan and maybe gudiya would be the reason she stays on in SN...
some caps nikki posted...i would like to share as well...how the motherly side of indira peeps out when she is with children...i loved the last kiss...what pain in this scene... an adult is holding on to a new life for hope...
and in this one where she looks at her pink dress pensively...sigh...
Hope you share your ideas with me and we have a great discussion on this lovely scene...
Regards
Rinky
Anupamaa
