Virat Vadhera - Silence is Golden...

Originally posted by: preetipc

awesome post.U r awesome whenever it comes to explaining about Virat's character and his actions.I usually don't give much importance to those wen i watch but wait for ur post to understand.( wat to do, dumb soul like me do exist in this earth😆😆😆).U explain Virat's action well than the cvs themselves.(Better i should get private tuition from u in understanding people and their actions , specially it would help me a lot😃). A very lovely post.

Originally posted by: munnihyderabad

Hi preeti 🤗

firstly thank you for commenting here ... I see u liking but never got to read .. thank you so much for your kind words . appreciate it 👏

lol dumb soul.. i thought i was one dumb soul..😆 come on join me.. 😉

Munni, huggieee for the post🤗

But then again Munni stop being humble and demanding sense and pans for such sensible posts..😉

And again do we need a Virat dialogue in the episode to write on a topic abt him...Virat is one who speaks more with his eyes...So you can obviously write pages just abt the way his eyes speak.

Not everyone talks in words... Silence is the language of wise men... And this for sure applies to Virat.. 👍🏼His silence did speak volumes... His silence conveyed what other people with their pages of dialogues forgot--- A closed mouth catches no flies. Why get judgmental and taunt people and then regret.

And love it how Virat chooses to discuss his differences with Maanvi in private..👏 This is a way of showing how he values their relationship and Maanvi as a person..He is never imposing.. He gives her his opinion and lets her decide... He gives her space in the relationship..He does not command her to obey his orders like how others do..

He did the same in yesterdays episode when she decided to quit the competition. He questions her on her decision and wants her to think over it, but does not compel her. He wants her to do things with her heart in it. Loving Virat more every day.

Virman relationship reminds me of this quote: To keep the fire burning brightly there's one easy rule: Keep the two logs together, near enough to keep each other warm and far enough apart - about a finger's breadth - for breathing room. Good fire, good marriage, same rule. --Marnie Reed Crowell

Originally posted by: ..Ankita..

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Phew! At last, I'm first this time :) So proud of myself!

pat you back sweetie 😉

First of all, di I am very angry with you 😡 HOW CAN YOU possibly say that this topic is STALE?

Anything that has VIRAAT in it, can never be stale. UNDERSTAND?

yep understood meri maa... anything that has Virat can Never be STALE

see, the thing with Viraat is that he believes that ACTIONS are way, way more louder than WORDS.

When he needs to prove a point, he SHOWS it, instead of blabbering nonsense for the sake of it.

If only he feels the need to speak, he does. Otherwise, he prefers to keep his views to himself until it becomes necessary to speak up.

this is what sets Virat from the other male and female leads who jumps and conclude things with half knowledge .. and when Virat has something to show. no one can STOP him

When he was unsure of whether M was right or wrong, he remained silent. He scolded her only after her failed attempts to prove what she was saying, when she failed to come up with proof about her allegations. It is wrong to accuse someone without proof, and that's why he spoke up and scolded his wife. When he knew his dadaji was wrong, he shouted put loud and didn't give a damn to who said what unless and until he came out with the truth.

@bold - total unbiased character .. he loves Maanvi more than himself.. but if she is wrong she is there to point and show ...and scold.. and he did the same with dadaji.. for Virat .. he is not biased .. be it his wife or bua or dadaji.. if he finds the person erring he is there right before them .

Truly, the man is so perfect, I fear he is an angel in disguise.

hmm i feel the man is so imperfectly PERFECT with his share of humanly flaws