@Sonika: I think Aarti is not in love with Yash as a person, but in love with the way he loves. This is something that Kirthi and I were discussing yesterday. On a one on one basis, Yash has not shown or done much to elicit these feelings for Aarti, so what did she fall in love with? She fell in love with the man who, unlike her own good for nothing cheat of a husband, is loyal to his wife no matter what...even when death separated them. This is why she doesn't consciously mind Yash with Arpita because his Arpita obsession is part of what Aarti is in love with in the first place. But then the possessive feelings are starting to creep up on her as well, which she promptly subdues whenever they crop up. Hope that makes sense.
@Aparna: Totally agree about Paridhi. No wonder that director is so persistent! The slippers are so he doesn't get his feet wet after the floor gets all wet thanks to their being no shower curtain.
@Pearl: I said the same thing in my response to Pearl. Is Aarti setting herself up for further heart ache by encouraging Yash to relive his moments with Arpita? One the one hand, she thinks she doesn't mind, but on the other there are subconscious feelings that say otherwise and they will start to creep in, when she sees Yash being more demonstrative...but not towards her, towards Arpita's memory.
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