IP REDUX; Teen Deviyaan !! - Page 118

Originally posted by: N.Mussarrat

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This is my most favourite song and I dedicate this song to Garima and Shashi. I listen to this song everyday before I go to bed and I think of my mother and father whenever I hear this song. This song is for all the mothers and fathers of the world.

Valor is stability, not of legs and arms, but of courage and the soul. ~Michel de Montaigne

Shashi Gupta is the backbone of the Gupta family. He may be vulnerable but he is the force that gives the Guptas strength. He is the embodiment of righteous power that the Guptas drew strength from. He has taught all of the Guptas, be it Payal, Khushi or even Garima that never give up. He taught them that righteousness prevails. He is always there for his family. His mere presence gives them courage.

On 14th February, Shashi was the only one who stood beside his Khushi. Why? Because he believed in her righteousness. He knew that his daughter could do no wrong. He listened to his heart and followed his brain. He is the only person in the entire show who has always followed his first instincts and those instincts were completely accurate and just.

His heart told him Shyam wasn't trustworthy and his brain found out why. Yes, he paid the price, but Divine Intervention will give him his dues many times over.

On Khushi's wedding day, he was the only one who saw the pain. the helplessness and the desperation in his Bitiya's eyes. He knew, from a first-hand experience, that there are times when a human being is forced to endure this that they have no choice but to. He stood by his daughter's side and was the sole reason why Khushi didn't wither away that very night. He gave her the strength to fight and battle her way forwards. And all he had to do was place his hand on hers. That was enough for her face to break out into a smile in the midst of all the pain and chaos surrounding her.

Today, he did the same thing. He placed his hand on Garima's when she is in distress and her face breaks into a smile because there is someone who is there beside her.

So long as he is alive, the Guptas will not crumble. Why? Because he is the one on whose lap the Guptas cry on and share their deepest sorrow, fears and pains to. So long as he is there to put his hand on theirs and convey through his eyes that he understands and supports them, they will not crumble.

What the daughter does, the mother did. ~Jewish Proverb

Khushi is Garima modified. Her ability to love unconditionally, her ability to sacrifice readily, her ability to look at the good and her instinct to put other's happiness before hers, these characteristics or guun are all in Khushi. Today, the pain, the desperation and the love pouring out of Garima was the exact same that came out of Khushi when she tried to stop Arnav from leaving for London. It was identical.

Khushi is Garima's life. She is everything Garima lives for. She can do anything for Khushi. I wrote this before and I'll write it again, the thing Garima fears most is to be unable to face Khushi's mother after her death and tell her that she failed to ensure Khushi's happiness. That is all she wants: her daughter to smile and be happy.

Garima loved her sister, immensely. She sees her deceased sister in Khushi and in Khushi's smile. By safeguarding Khushi and her happiness it's Garima's way of making up for being unable to have saved her sister, even if it might not have been Garima's fault.

Only an aunt can give hugs like a mother, keep secrets like a sister and share love like a friend. -(I have no idea who)

Buaji was always strict with Khushi, but her love was always immense. She loves Khushi like her own. When she found Shyam lurking around their house and lusting after Khushi, she threatened him like no other. She gave it to him left, right and centre. (It's a different matter that he didn't pay any heed to her). She will make sure Khushi gets married off as happily as possible. I await the day when she finds out how Arnav married Khushi and what she went through in his hands, and the truth about the past. She will be armed with her trusted belan and on that day, she will spare no one, not Arnav, not Shyam and certain not Subhadra Devi.

Enjoy when you can, and endure when you must. ~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Khushi is like a sponge, in literal context of the word. She soaks up everything around her and traps in her, be it positive emotions or negative emotions.

From Shashi, she learned about righteousness and goodness. She learned patience and honesty

From Garima, she learned about love and sacrifice.

From Buaji she learned about perseverance, hard-work and laughter.

All these qualities, she possessed naturally. But by growing up surrounded by such goodness, the qualities she had only grew till in surrounded her like a halo. Everyone was drawn to her and that's what made her irresistible to everyone around her, be it Arnav, Shyam, Nani, Anjali, NK, the Guptas or even Mami. No one could resist laughing along with her if she was in the room.

Take Mami for example. She may be acidic, but I believe she does care. She definitely does care. When she heard the whole "divorce" debacle, she was furious at Khushi. But when Khushi walked in injured, scarred and muddy, she was amongst the ones who ran to Khushi and expressed her worry. That is the love she has for Khushi. She doesn't show it because naturally she's angry at Khushi. She thought Khushi was her partner and she meant what she said. From her point of view, if Khushi had told her the truth from the beginning, Anjali wouldn't be suffering as much as she did. And today, she was beaming with joy when the Goad Bharai and the Mehendi was arranged together.

The point I'm trying to make is that EVERYONE can't help but love Khushi because her goodness surrounds her like a halo and her light touches everyone's souls. And it because of this every reason why she is Devi Mayya's favourite child and she is Arnav's heartbeat.

The vices of the rich and great are mistaken for error; and those of the poor and lowly, for crimes. ~Lady Marguerite Blessington

Now on to one of my favourite characters: Anjali. The term she wished to be called is "Rani Sahiba". She wants to rule her Kingdom. She wants to be loved and she wants everything to be picture perfect. There's no problem in that.

The problem is that the picture doesn't exist. It never has and it never will. She thought that Khushi was trying to break that illusion. Hence the mild animosity. But Khushi managed to make her realise that her fears were unfounded. But it is not Khushi who is in the way of rebuilding her glass castle. No it is someone much closer to her heart: her Chotte.

She knows that Arnav would rather kill her than let her be with Shyam. She knows it. And she also knows that SHE cannot survive without Arnav. Shyam she can make do of, but not Chotte. So she is trying to keep Chotte in the dark and sees Shyam underhandedly. She knows, that if Arnav finds out, he will pull away from her, maybe for good. Because if there's something that Arnav Singh Raizada won't stand for, it's betrayal. So what if she's "Sab se sayani Di"? It's because she is "Di" that he will be shattered. Well, "Di" I really hope your illusion shatters soon. I am your ardent support, more than most of the fandom I assure you. But I don't like double standards. I understand your psychological disposition and if need be, I can actually defend your current actions. I truly can. But I don't approve of deliberately denying what's in the mirror.

Don't look where you fall, but where you slipped. ~African Proverb

Hitler Dadi, you are a really intriguing piece of work. You are another who refuses to acknowledge reality. I will do the "Happy Dance" when you're parda is phashed.

Be loyal to what you love, be true to the earth, fight your enemies with passion and laughter. ~Edward Abbey

This for the Raizadas. Not the Maliks, i.e. Nani, Mami, Mama, Akash and Payal. The thing that is in common in all of them is their loyalty, their love and their righteousness. There is an element of... how should I put it... detachment amongst them compared to the Guptas, but one cannot deny that love that they have for each other.

Anjali's reaction throughout the ENTIRE FREAKING EPISODE:

For Shyam:

Hitler Dadi:

NK and Anjali in the precap:

No Arnav throughout the episode! 😭 So a little something for us! 😉

@Sathu: The hair? Seriously? It was the hair? Girl you flatter me! I'm blushing! 😳 And me a matron? Not for another decade! And you read my FFs? Why have I never received a comment? I'm waiting to know what you think about them if you actually do read them!

Thanks for putting up with me everyone! It's only been a few weeks since I started writing on Redux, but I was a silent reader since the beginning! Thank you for all the love and care!

Lots of love!

Nazifa

PS: sorry for the late update!

Originally posted by: Jhalak29

When you are a mother, you are never really alone in your thoughts. A mother always has to think twice, once for herself and once for her child. Sophia Loren

I hadnt been planning to write tonite the the face for Garima ji kept flashing in my subconcious as she went down to her kness in pain, in despair in regret for not being able to share her daughter's greatest joy

What makes u mother, Biology defines it as given birth to a child, and/or supplied the ovum that united with a sperm which grew into a child. & social accepted term mother means

A mother (or mum/mom) is a woman who has raised a child, given birth to a child, and/or supplied the ovum that united with a sperm which grew into a child.

History Mythology is filled with examples Devaki & Yashoda, Sita & Parvati & in mordern time mother on Reel has been defined by Mother India. A women has covered all her roles beautifully but she comes at her Radiant best when she turns to a mother

A mother covers much more it means gving your heart and getting a child, each nite when u sleep ur mind is filled and alerted by the steady breathing of ur child and it gets lull by the glee and sounds of their laughter, A mother who will be your fierce critic & the unflinching support she will extend you is unmatched, she is your friend like no one else,guiding u through adversity with her wisdom, & hiding u in her bosom when in pain, she will feed you with her hands and hit you to the correct if she sees you walking the wrong path, It is mother's influence during the crucial formative years that forms a child's basic character. Home is the place where a child learns faith, feels love, and thereby learns from mother's loving example to choose righteousness. So what makes you mother was the Question?????

There will be no fixed measures, parameter or components for you but you will learn each day with your child, A child who will be part of heart existence & Garima ji has had the most she was critical of Khushi in the intial IPK days bcz somewhere she feared for her naive daughter and her wild unthinking ways,

She had depended on her strength, when Shashi & she were going down

She had hit Khushi when she thought Khushi has crossed the line by marring Arnav in the most shameful way, uninforminng the family

She had accepted Arnav in most undemading way

& tonite we saw her being torn as a woman and as mother, yet she chose to be mother,

For the beautiful future of her daughter she has decided to flee once agn, leave her dreams and secure her daughters dream, A women who hasnt gvn her birth but has raised her with Utmost care & love and protected her, cherished her, her apin, her turmoil, her agony & her angyst all flowing silently and burning her soul, yet she has endured the journey to let her daughter live her DREAMS

We have seen Khushi has been selfless and self sacrificing in all her realations and sometime it makes her look unreal, but with a Ideal Like GARIMAji no wonder she is like that

In a world which is increasingly turning materialistic, and relations are taking a backseat, where mother are killing their own children, selling their daughters to fulfill their dreams A women like Garimaji outshine her motherhood

A salute to the mother Garimaji, I known words cant justify her tonite but my humble appreciation for her

Dedication to Garimaji

A mother's happiness is like a beacon, lighting up the future but reflected also on the past in the guise of fond memories. Honore de Balzac