14/9 Dragon Club: Hui Mein Parineeta :) - Page 56

@Angel- you know since our Aartiji is pregnant...doesn't that call for unpredictable mood swings? Can't wait when she starts going through those then we will all get our revenge on Yash 😛

@Maham: Loved every single word in that post, TSS! 🤗 🤗 🤗

Even i came running to this forum after all the negativity around. If we got thorough consummation scene also people would have been negative abt it if we get a normal simple one also we get the same effect so some section of viewers are always disappointed i guess. am happy to see all the sensible posts and articles out her which feel one with positivity . What the use of cribbing about everything all the time. its good to be critical but shouldnt be too vociferous too.

Just a quick drive by while my clothes are in the drawer...My goodness trying to read on a smartphone is very hard but DC is worth it 😉



@Angel: 😆 You're very welcome plus no need to apologize u didn't say anything wrong 😃



@Maham: Same here...I'm very happy that he went before finding out abt the pregnancy...Had it been after Aarti would not be able to able it...I think she would have gone into depression...that's why I used 2 like to stay away 4m spoilers and articles they are too misleading <_<

From your keypad to the Mittals ears, I really hope this is the last self destructive thing Yash is gonna do 😉 I can't wait for Aarti to let him have it and yes I'm w/ u regarding KK scenes not being on Monday cause our Yashbabu looks very dashing and like himself again so I say her appearance gonna be on Wednesday or Thursday *fingers crossed*

Honestly I don't know how anyone can doubt Mittals...they know what works and they stick to their plan...I love the unexpected twists they give us ❤️

The 200th episode what is it gonna be...Yash's love realization or AarYa confession in the rain...yes rain gotta play apart in the 200th also 😛

I feel CHEATED! The CON was GONE in the blink of an eye! WHY? I have hopes for a better CON when Yash finally accepts that he's in love with Aarti and that he also knows the truth about Aarti's past and embraces her and the baby with open arms.

@Nina: Congratz on becoming a GOLDIE 🤗

@Jyo: Your serial experience is a calming effect that explains and irons out all the oddities of the episode. I loved your take

@Borna: Loved your take on the song "Abhi Abhi" and Yash's behavior.

@Priya: Just read your take now. I was at point's irritated also felt patient with Shobha's words. I guess she does not want Arti to jum into conclusions without the right facts. But I felt how long can she skirt the issue before it's too late!

@Kirthi: I love your response to Samana's post with a post that went to explain the full range of relationships and emotions projected in the episode.

@Maham: Loved your explanation on TRP gimmicks. I'm like what's a TRP when I started watching AB and this show now! And then found TRP is biased but my say in it does not affect the makers of the show or channel, I guess. Then again I'm happy that PV is gaining in TRP.

Originally posted by: jyoti06

The hand kiss where neither it was GC nor KS's hand was not really needed when we already had a hand kiss of GC-KS in yesterday's song-dance sequence itself , so that gimmick in between the whole parineeta I dint like much

Originally posted by: MelodiousDreams

@Maham: Loved every single word in that post, TSS! 🤗 🤗 🤗

I can't really say that I was part of the frustrated moments, but everything else gets a nod from me! The virtual hug paragraph and onwards...THAT is why I can't seem to get riled up about the episodes to the extent that some others out here do...I know that the Mittals have a vision that they're working towards and that they actually have the team and talent to truly execute that vision. My faith hasn't wavered yet and I can't call them out on anything because they're always planning ahead and tying in all those details as they go, which I think is absolutely amazing! This week especially has been FULL of throwbacks - but then again, it always seems like there are little throwbacks in every episode! Just the way the narrative flows, the way the characters' mannerisms have a certain consistency even as they are gradually changing in response to the situations they find themselves in - everything is incredibly cohesive, and that impresses me SO much.

I can't believe that some people out there are resolutely convinced that all the stuff that happened in the past month, culminating with this consummation flashback, was a TRP gimmick. How can a TRP gimmick be so elaborately planned and fit so seamlessly and sensibly within the larger narrative? I seriously wonder if they're watching the same show as we are...And if they are, then which lenses are they wearing? I guess the "look beyond the surface reading of the visuals" lens may be missing from their box of lenses.

Edit: I actually find it very amusing when I see so many people saying "We should have trusted the Mittals/CVs" after having ranted and grumbled and cursed about certain things earlier. I just think, "Yeah, I save myself so much stress by waiting things out." But I know not everyone functions that way...I'm probably the only one, actually.

I was telling one of my friends about the recent developments in PV today, which basically meant showing her a few of the recent episodes and their key moments...She watched most of the Yash-Aarti scenes from this week with me, and when we got to the end of the consummation scene, she said something along the lines of, "Their Holi thing was more intense than this!" And I agreed with her, because that was true, although that intensity had no connection to Yash and Aarti's story (the rain, intimacy, playfulness, and other elements were common threads, yes) and I started thinking that our lead actors are capable of burning our screens into ashes if they're given sequences that are less subtle in terms of romance, and the director/choreographer was well aware of the sparkling intensity that Gurmeet-Kratika had back as early as March...But I think the impact of subtle romance and less explicit scenes is just as lethal, honestly, if not more detrimental to our mental health. This entire journey of Yash-Aarti's is like a slow-burning flame...It takes time to build up, but it burns brightly and steadily. I think that's better than a flame that burns brightly for a moment and then dies out...