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Posted: 12 years ago

The flying flamingo flew back after taking the phone call for a ringside view of the big fight.


TBH, this episode annoyed me no end.


I felt that despite his famous last words about life and death, Yash was seriously having his doubts about going into the fight. All he was really looking for was some solid thrashing that would induce pain which would make him forget. And after Aarti's speech, he seemed to be trying to figure a way out, but Aarti with yet another instance of railroading didn't sense it and goaded him into it because her own examination was at stake. And she brought Ansh for back-up.


And really, Aarti has access to all his equipment 😉and has become a boxer's assistant. She grabs his hand to dress him up and insists that he can't stop her and so on. At one point, she even tells Ansh ... oh, yeh sab toh hota rahta hai. Whatever, it irritated me.


And the fight of course was milked for all it was worth. The CVs do have a funny bone when they name the opponent Tyson. And HIS wife is his assistant (*roll my eyes*). The way she was cheering him was supposed to be a contrast to Aarti's, who was supposedly silently cheering him on. And the way she went 'Uthiye, Yashji X infinity' was something I totally expected but I'm grateful she didn't yell it running around the ring. Or maybe, that's coming in the next episode. Fingers crossed.


Whatever be it, the image of an ultra-conservative family "cheering" at a boxing match with two terrified kids is not something I could digest easily. Each member of the family in turn, grimaced, closed their eyes, clutched their neighbors, had eyes shimming with tears, turned their faces away, making them the world's worst cheerleaders. Whither their cheerleading costumes and whither their pom-poms? Why weren't they going Y.A.S.H ... Yaaassshhh?


BTW, with the Bebo flashback, Yash is quite the arrogant chap. He seemed smug that he had back-up, but no apologies for messing up the first time?


And he grew a stubble in the course of getting knocked about? Botched up, CVs.


Episode One-Line Review: Annoying with the X-Ray shot of Yash's ribs being the highlight.

Edited by redeye2012 - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
@Angel: You turned RED...Congrats🥳

Still catching up on all the VMs...
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Posted: 12 years ago

Today's episode starts with Ansh coming to help Yash get ready for the fight and wishing him best of luck. The interaction between Yash and Ansh is nice with Ansh telling him that Aarti said once he wins the fight he will be back to the joyful person they saw in Mumbai. He however tells Ansh that he never promised anything causing Aarti to ask him if he won't live a normal life if he wins the match since that would mean that Arpita has forgiven him. She then proceeds to prepare him for the match but he pulls away so she reminds him that this penance is not his alone as it is a test for both of them, which she does not want to fail. Her words seem to strike a chord within him as he tells Ansh that he cannot promise to win but he does promise to compete with full honesty and sincerity. He then looks directly at Aarti before promising to fulfil his penance wholeheartedly. Aarti responds by saying that for some mistakes in life there is no backup plan and I have a feeling that she said this to indirectly refer to her pregnancy and they way their lives will change when it does come out in the open.

Aarti's statement causes Yash to go into flashback mode where he remembers an event where Kareena Kapoor was the guest at a ribbon cutting ceremony. Before she could cut the ribbon though it falls and she calls for Yash, giving him ten seconds to fix the situation. He calmly has a backup in place which impresses her before she uses the same words Aarti echoed a few moments earlier. After coming out of this flashback all Yash can think about before going to the fight are the beautiful moments he spent with Aarti in Mumbai which is shows the progress he has made in life as Arpita no longer provides the solace he craves. Slowly, even though he doesn't want to admit it, Aarti has made a place for herself in his life and that is probably why he can't stop thinking of the good times he has had with her. It's as though she has become a breath of fresh air in his life and so before he heads to the fight he turns to get a last look at her and hear her reassurance that God will protect him and he will emerge a winner.

Throughout the match Aarti's strength as a woman and her faith in God was tested. While the rest of the family gets scared seeing Yash's opponent Aarti sits calmly clutching her mungalsutra praying for God's protection for Yash. There are points where he is badly beaten but her faith in God does not weaken as she urges him on from the sidelines, once again proving to be the perfect support system in his life. To further boost his confidence, Ansh cheers from the sidelines. I'm not too sure I agree with letting the kids be part of such a violent experience though as Payal looked really scared when Yash was getting beaten up.

Looking forward to tomorrow's episode and rooting for Yash to get back up and win the match.

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Posted: 12 years ago
RED Spot on analysis even i kind of felt irritated with the episode though am trying to be positive. the entire fight I felt was very badly executed, why the name Tyson for the opponent why not a Indian name . The entire boxing event looked damn unnatural only saving grace were GCs expressions. KK was given too much time. I am still trying to analyse KKs Backup dialogue does it mean in actual life when we do a mistake there wont be a backup meaning whatever happened has happened rest is all for our own inner peace. Whatever hope to see this boxing fight get over today whatever be the result and am interested to see how Aarti is gonna declare her preggy news to all.

Only one thing am happy is that Aarti is not using the Preggy news as her tool . As someone said earlier once Yash comes back to his senses Aarti should start ignoring him he needs it big time has been pampered pleaded too much in the last 2 months.

One more week the JDJ ends then hope to see more logical and sensible tracks.
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Posted: 12 years ago

Yash wanting to get bashed up in the boxing ring - a logical twist.

Why is Yash displaying this deliberate and repetitive need to harm himself? Is this something spur of the moment or a logical twist?
It is a logical twist. Apparently this personality trait is not new, he has indulged in this since his college days when, as per Prateik, he is unable to keep a promise or show his affection appropriately. Is this the true reason for Yash's self-destructive outburst? No, this is only a trigger, may be one of several. Self-injury is Yash's way of coping with or relieving painful or hard-to-express feelings such as anxiety, stress, or other negative feelings. This maladaptive coping mechanism is a consistent trait of Yash's character. This is just one of the additional methods used by Yash to express his feelings, to communicate his needs, to purify himself, to dramatize, and perhaps an attempt to resolve his mistake or to distract him and others from their personal pain.
Yash claims he promised Arpita that he would stop this behavior. Then why is he indulging again in it? In my opinion, he persists in self-injurious behavior because no person can stop another from behaving in a particular manner with an ultimatum or a promise.
In order to get rid of this pattern Yash should really want to quit. He has to understand and manage his destructive thoughts and behaviors. He has to develop insight and skills for regaining self-control and healthy behaviors. He has to have the inner commitment to learn self-management skills and adaptive alternatives including the ability to fight the inner battle when the desire to self-injure hits. Unfortunately due to the stigma attached to mental health problems SP has not encouraged Yash to seek professional help.

So, what was the current event that triggered this self-destructive mode in Yash? Most likely it is a combination of factors - his breaking of the VACHAN that he gave Arpita; breaking of his vow to himself that he married Aarti solely for taking care of his kids; his growing closeness to Aarti; the discovery of Prashant's existence; realization of Aman and Aarti's jealousy trick; and discovery of diary. These factors coupled with G3's rule of discouraging him from expressing emotions particularly anger and sadness has precipitated Yash to resorting to the boxing ring.

So, was it appropriate of him to blame and behave inappropriately towards Aarti? Yash is going through a really tough time, he is not able to articulate his problem nor is he understood by Aarti and his family ' so given his inner helplessness it is natural for him to lash out and blame Aarthi for his inner torment. She has the guts to confront him ' so given his poor coping and though management patterns ' he blames her and thrusts her aside.

Did Aarti do right by the way she confronted him? YES ' she did not focus too much on the self-harming behavior ' in fact she too tossed things around. This was her way to let Yash know she was more concerned with the underlying issue and helping him overcome it than the boxing theatrics. She over and over proclaimed her love and that she was no way Arpita thereby ensuring that she engaged with him in a concrete manner regarding his inner conflict. She offered him her support ' that she was there for him and that she was willing to help him resolve them. She gave him valid reasons (kids, family, etc) as to why he should consider quitting this habit of injuring himself.

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Posted: 12 years ago

Kareena ki jaadu bhari baatein (Kareena's magical words)

Two days ago I had written about Yash's self-destructive behavior personality trait (see above post) now combine this with stubbornness. Being stubborn comes with having OCD. So the more that people request Yash not to do something ' the more he will insist on doing it. He rationalizes his stubbornness with the argument that he never reconsiders a decision. (Sounds illogical? Nah - not to Yash.) This is the reason that Bua, Vidhi, Pankaj, and Pratiek's pleas do not deter Yash, instead they spur a determination in him to go ahead with the fight with the acceptance of an apparent death wish to meet Arpita.

Aarti, on the other hand goads him to fight. What does Aarti tell Yash?

I love you and I support you just the way you are because you're wonderful just the way you are. Your battle is my battle and I know you will be victorious because you cherish the love we have for each other and for our kids.

She says the above with one caveat - remember Yashji you have to fight to win because there is no back-up plan!

The magical words no back-up plan are Kareena's gift to AarYa.

The 'Herione' with her attitude but down to earth spirit had warned Yash that he would meet with FAILURE when he has no back-up plan! So when Aarti utters them - they sting Yash to reality. Yash in fact is so stunned by the deep realization of those words that he is oblivious to the lovable and cute support of his three kids. For the first time Yash is awakened to the certainty that in stubbornly going ahead with this fight - he is no martyr to Arpita, rather embracing FAILURE to his true love, Aarti. And in his mind's eye he has FBs of the precious moments he spent with her in Mumbai. In fact the blow landed by Aarti repeating Kareena's words are the adrenaline boost that has so far kept him going in the fight. Although beaten and down - I predict (and I know you join me) Yash will rise again and fight. He will fight to live for his beautiful wife Aarti and their adorable kids!!

Edit: Kareena's gift to AarYa emphasized in bold
Edited by anonee - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
I must say I am impressed by the way Yash is being made to make his options. The fight was always on...ever since Yash met Aarti...only, now, that fight has been brought literally into the arena. Yash's heart and mind began conflicting within those first few moments of their meeting. From the engagement, through the wedding, and the events thereafter Yash's heart never let up where Aarti was concerned...the more the mind rebelled, the more inroads Aarti made into the heart. Yash's mind was losing control over his senses, howsomuchever it tried to hold on to that one reason...Arpita...But then the heart has its own reasons that the mind's reasons know nothing about. The fight between these two reasonings was eroding away Yash's conscience...and it had come out in the open for a final battle...the Battle of Survival. It may seem he stepped into that ring today, yet if you look at it it, he has been sparring within for many, many days now.



Too many times we stand aside and let the water slip away, to what we put off till tomorrow has now become today; so don't you sit upon the shore and wait for the life to pass by, but choose to chance the rapids and dare to to dance the tides.

We tend to draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival, right Yash?...Isn't it what you are doing when your conditions of the fight keep mellowing from rigidity to adaptability?

Just by repeating on and on her love for him, Aarti absorbed the last vestiges of negative conflict Yash had harbored within him. He saw her stand up to him, proudly declare her love, and took all his howlings and stormy behavior right at the chin and yet tried to make him see reason. In the morning, that room, wherein Aarti enclosed them, was no less than a sparring ring...the outcome apparently was...Yash won; Aarti lost. Or is it? The Yash who walked out of that room was already a much changed man than the one who declared a death wish a day earlier. Yes...he still had to go ahead and do this. Because if he didn't...he would never be able to lead a happy life without constantly trying to check on the shadows. He needed a closure...to the final verses of his wonderful prose of life with Arpita. And now it's time...time to write the final ode...time to bid adieu...time to move on...time to win.

"That is the biggest sorrow of my life...you always misunderstand me. I have come here with the children to be with you...to be right there next you as you go along. We are your family and we are going to be there with you every step of the way...to support you, encourage you, and just be there for you." Yash is mildly taken aback at this turn of events..."She did it again, didn't she Yash? Upset your notion cart regarding her, that is...Dear God Yash...if only you had it in you to look past your narrow vision and take a deep look at the profundity that makes your Aarti. She has a depth you haven't even scratched at on the surface, but are surely getting the feelers of." Just when he had resigned himself to fight a losing battle, he finds his entire family ready to take to the stands to see him win. His little boy to whom he is a superhero will surely be very disappointed if he loses...and what about his girls? Arpita's reminders? For one promise to Arpita, can he break the other that he gave her...which is to always be there for their girls? He looks up to find his wife come in to help him get ready for the fight; with full authority she takes his hand to bandage him, all the while looking into his eyes, trying to convey all her love through those large luminous eyes...such that Yash finds himself looking down into his very soul. He tells her that even if he cannot promise a win, he will fight with all honesty and righteous purpose. The stance became clear then...Although Yash was looking for Arpita's forgiveness, he had to win this...for Aarti. The choice of fighting to death stopped figuring sometime back. The moments spent with Aarti were the ones playing on his mind when he went out for the bout...This was a fight to kill the last ugly head of guilt so that he steps out of this free...free from the shackles of Arpita' s promise that he had bound himself with. Those shackles will be broken... and he will do it for the lady who he sees through all that pain sitting their clutching her mangalsutra and having full faith in him and her love. He sees his determination in her eyes...and he knew this is more for her!!!! "Some errors in life do not have room for back ups" is what she told him...and he will go for the win...he owes her that!!!

Aarti has learnt through tough times that you are a victim only if you allow yourself to be one and that the strength of the comes from not only the courage that loving someone gives but also the soundness of faith. She faced her husband with all dignity and a regal poise and extended her inherent support and love. Her eyes didn't waiver, her words didn't shake, her hands didn't tremble in tying the bandage...She was making her husband battle ready; there was no way she was going to let her guard down and show any sign of weakness. Yashji will carry an image of a strong Aarti with him when he steps into that ring...and that strength will aid him in winning this battle for them...for their love. Determination to win is the best part of winning...and Aarti gave her husband just that. Now, howsomuchever knocks he takes, she knows he will bounce right back up...for her...for them...for their love. He will fight for their love as much as he is fighting for the forgiveness of the one gone!!


That's it friends. It's been sometime since I last wrote a full take...Just wanted to mention the phenomenal performances coming out of Gurmeet and Kratika. These two breathe life into Yash and Aarti...not a breath more, not a breath less...just right!! There are exciting times ahead...and I am really looking forward to Yash's hesitant overtures after this...with no Arpita shadow and in complete knowledge of Aarti's love for him. How will the dunce woo his fair maiden??? **sigh* That's something to wait for.

Thank you for your good wishes for my recovery. Love you all.🤗

Have a nice day.😊

Edited by InduG64 - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
Hi guys 🤗

OMG Angel U turned Red 🤗 I liked u in teal 😳

Red : I echo your opinion about the episode today.. 🤗

Kids witnessing their daddy being beaten up was ridiculous.. and the whole family sitting and watching their kooky Yash bro beaten into a pulp..😕
And how come buaji's forgotten her dharam brasht..watching a boxing match ..it was ridiculous to say the least .

And that Kareena Heroine plug in..totally put me off. ..I hope there won't be anymore movie promotions for a while .. Seriously they have hindered the progress of the story 😳

And where is Aman 😭 The guy got a new show..and poof he disappeared .. And Paridi ..nobody even cares if she is dead or alive..😕
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😆redeye2012 amazing analysis👏 once again.And the way she went 'Uthiye, Yashji X infinity' was something I totally expected but I'm grateful she didn't yell it running around the ring. Or maybe, that's coming in the next episode. Fingers crossed. 🤣😆😆
Whatever be it, the image of an ultra-conservative family "cheering" at a boxing match with two terrified kids is not something I could digest easily. Each member of the family in turn, grimaced, closed their eyes, clutched their neighbors, had eyes shimming with tears, turned their faces away, made them really pathetic cheerleaders. Whither their cheerleading costumes and whither their pom-poms? Why weren't they going Y.A.S.H ... Yaaassshhh?
You just cracked me up😆😆
Edited by saloni111 - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
@Indu: Didn't realize you were ill... But good to have you back! Great take as usual! 👏

@phal: Thanks! I thought that same as you did about the 'back-up' that some errors have no redemption, that nothing could be done about it.
Edited by redeye2012 - 12 years ago

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