Telepathy scene lame? What the.

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SaraJL

@SaraJL

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Posted: 13 years ago

#41

NO, I thought it was quite sweet, but it was weird too... That scene would make sense if Arnav/Khushi were showed doing telepathy earlier in the show as well so in that sense it was quite weird. Still I think it was better than dream sequence because no man can dream what Arnam was dreaming in a situation like Arnav lol.

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Marybarton

@Marybarton

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Posted: 13 years ago

#42

Originally posted by: jane_doe

Please please dont compare Jane Eyre scene with the balderdash we saw. My favorite genre is fantasy so believing unbelievable comes easy to me and telepathy is not so farfetched anyway but IPKKND is sinking a bit lower than my low expectations now. I can take no so great direction and whole low budget feel of indian soaps but huge gaping holes in writing is a lil hard to swallow.

I know what you mean. I don't mean to compare. That is the high example I meant to give where telepathy is so strong and even the most jadded of hearts believe it. But what we got was impossible. Telepathy is only possible if you have a storage of ideas that you think the other person will say to you and Arnav or Khushi don't have enough on the other to profess love. That is all I was saying.

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annieK

@annieK

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Posted: 13 years ago

#43

My second reply on the same topic.

All I can say is thank you for putting it so simply ...why take it literally ,it was meant to show a deep connection and it did that... beautifully !

and all those looking for reality,go watch a reality show...(Bang on)

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fawadkideewani

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Posted: 13 years ago

#44

i totally agree. i loved that❤️

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SStephy

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Posted: 13 years ago

#45

I agree...

To be honest, I found the scene bit funny when I watched it first. But I didn't find it lame... the CVs have just taken a bit of creative liberty to depict the Arnav-Khushi connection in a figurative way...

Ok, I didn't quite consider it as a telepathic conversation as such... but a scene where Arnav talks separately to (an imaginary) Khushi and Khushi too is alone and having an imaginary conversation with Arnav. And the CVs showed both sides simultaneously to show how their thoughts are tuned into each other.

So although the scene wasn't quite realistic, it was presented well with nice dialogues...

Edited by S.Stephy - 13 years ago

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palak32

@palak32

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Posted: 13 years ago

#46

It was pure magic. . .Disney style

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* Unnati *

@* Unnati *

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Posted: 13 years ago

#47

That was such a beautiful scene ! There ain't no logic when it comes to love and if there is , I wouln't call it love. Cause love is crazy, blind and the closest to that of a miracle. So just sit back and enjoy ArHi . What matters at the end of the day, is the content of the scene and not the portrayal of it. The scene was meant to be a more symbolic one, trying to depict that their souls, thoughts and hearts are entwined.

Edited by * Unnati * - 13 years ago

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Kay Dee

@PollyTrolly

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Posted: 13 years ago

#48

Bashers can go... DIE!! :@ :@

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Dalmuthuya

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Posted: 13 years ago

#49

Originally posted by: Marybarton

I know what you mean. I don't mean to compare. That is the high example I meant to give where telepathy is so strong and even the most jadded of hearts believe it. But what we got was impossible. Telepathy is only possible if you have a storage of ideas that you think the other person will say to you and Arnav or Khushi don't have enough on the other to profess love. That is all I was saying.

So it was impossible and all, but think about this; this is an Indian soap a lot of things are impossible. Like Anjali, she is pregnant, but yet she has no huge stomach. :P Now I call that beyond impossible. If we go to analyze every single detail we miss the main point. The scene was beautifully done and it was heart felt. May be it was impossible, but it still was beautiful. Some people complain that its getting boring with out Arhi together, so CVS gave us that scene. Why not just enjoy it and go along. It's not going to affect any lives. :)

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Dalmuthuya

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Posted: 13 years ago

#50

Originally posted by: * Unnati *
That was such a beautiful scene ! There ain't no logic when it comes to love and if there is , I wouln't call it love. Cause love is crazy, blind and the closest to that of a miracle. So just sit back and enjoy ArHi . What matters at the end of the day, is the content of the scene and not the portrayal of it. The scene was meant to be a more symbolic one, trying to depict that their souls, thoughts and hearts are entwined.

Well said. :)

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