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AllSmiles86

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Posted: 13 years ago

Whenever I watch this show, I tend to leave my rational working mind behind to enjoy Baru smirk around TRYING to woo his Khushi. Because, let me tell you even Barun Sobti's hotness wouldn't have compelled me to watch this show. Then again, once in a while we get a surprise treat that reforms the characters and I am like Aaahhh, that's why I watch this show. The pre marriage track with backbone Khushi and ruthless Arnav was a treat to watch because he still held himself back but now that the woman is his, he is bent on making the woman he claims to love submit to him because she is forced to do so. Love cant be this. This constant need to win over someone because YOU think YOU are doing the right by undoing all the mistakes. But my Dear ASR, you are just digging the grave deepe till you reach the pit of hell. What will you do then? Sigh, TV serials.

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Japonica

@Japonica

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Posted: 13 years ago

You've nailed it, Annie,

Like the porter in Macbeth said about drink being a great equivocator, the show too promises lots but delivers little. Like alchohol, the show too provokes all sorts of things and then uprovokes them in its delivery!

One can substitute the word 'drink' with the word 'IPKKND' and the following pronouncement by the Porter will hold true

Lechery, sir, it provokes, and unprovokes; it provokes
the desire, but it takes away the performance. There-
fore, much drink may be said to be an equivocator
with lechery: it makes him, and it mars him; it sets him
on, and it takes him off; it persuades him, and dis-
heartens him; makes him stand to, and not stand to; in
conclusion, equivocates him in a sleep, and, giving him
the lie, leaves him.

Macbeth, Act 2. Sc.3 The porter scene.

No one could match the bard for saying it as it is.

As for love, well, the show has given us a new definition of love- love is in direct proportion to the amount of humiliation one can heep upon the object of the said love!

I really don't know what message Gul & co want to give about love, but I certainly cannot relate to it.

Edited by Japonica - 13 years ago

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LadyLaLa

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Posted: 13 years ago

Hey Annie 🤗 Hope you are feeling better .. 🤗 You are right... I was appalled to see the episode today... Your questions are logical... is this love? He simply wants her home so that she could be his trophy and plan all the festivities in his house in honour of his sister... Khushi should be satisfied with the smile of Di and ARnav...

Who can blame ASR when we have this stupid lass who thinks she is in love and wants his happiness and dignity more than hers...

Khsuhi should go far away from him... perhaps go to Luknow to show ASR that she can at least make an attempt to build her life without him... She refused his payment out of self respect but he has taken it as a blow to his bloated ego..

St. Khushi has sacrificed her ego, dignity and happiness at the alter of Mother of Sorrows to appease her Knight in plastic armour !!!

I rest my case...

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