(12 Dec ep.) Seeds of Desire - Page 2

Ah, so it is the dark shade of gray that I saw in the episode...I didn't see a definite black, and I was wondering if I was the only one who felt that way...But that is human nature, isn't it? Not completely white, not completely black. Since this is a family drama, I will understand if Prashant does step into the boundaries of being a villain through and through, but then again, I wonder what route the writers are planning to take...Time will tell, I suppose. I wasn't expecting this episode to complicate my perception of Prashant, but it did. I can't seem to vehemently vilify him just yet, even though the way he abandoned Aarti years ago was unforgivable. I have to hand it to the writers for making all of these characters - Aarti, Yash, Prashant, the elder Scindias, the younger Scindias, the children - not entirely white or black in nature. That is how we all are...we slide up and down that spectrum every moment of every day, making choices based on our situations and choosing the lesser of two evils when necessary or taking the only route that is visible when darkness seems to be closing in...

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@Borna: Thanks a lot for pointing out the date error, my friend...I guess I was all woozy at 5:30 in the morning.😳

You are so right...human nature changes shades with every passing experience. We do what is best for us. The principal problem in Prashant/Aarti equation is the extremes...one is too giving, and the other only takes and whatever he gives is done by keeping his own benefit in mind. Both curb their real selves in front of the other...that's why even if they interact for a few minutes, their thoughts will clash. The only way Prashant can have Aarti is to use his power to own her. That's the major difference between Yash and him. He imposes his will, whereas Yash coaxes and gets it done through her free will...Case in point: giving her medication. Prashant forces...Yash cajoles. Prashant stresses her out and doesn't stop even after seeing her distress...Yash refuses to escalate any situation at the slightest hint of any distress on her face...and the list goes on. Prashant's inability to accept Aarti's refusal will bethe turning point in his desires. He can have yash loving her...but not her loving Yash. That is something that'll awaken his dark possessive self.



@Jasraj: Thank you.😊

@Indu: No problem! I just got a little confused myself, since the days are flying by!

Indu wonderful analysis .. loved it 👏👏👏.. I agree that Prashant likes to b the dominating person in a relationship where as a man he feels satisfied if his woman relies on him and he comes out looking like a strong force in a relationship and that exactly happened in yesterday's episode whewn Aarti suddenly falls unconscious and Prashant gets a second chance to act like a husband to her ... On the contrary Yash is someone who does not believe in domination .. he will always let Aarti lead in a relationship and he will happily take the backseat .. he does not hv that desperation to prove that look I m the man in a relationship and this is the basic difference in the end which I bet Aarti herself will tell Prashant one day once she willl realise how Prashant has been taking advantage of her niceness 🤔

awesome analysis, agree with u.

superb analysis indu

arati is digging her own grave
arati's actions and her words are not supporting her
i am very disappointed to see her not trusting yash
since prashant knows her emotional side of her story is taking the advantage of that
i always feel whatever prashant does - good/ bad does with a purpose
here his purpose to be kind to her , comforting her is to make arati feel he does care her and will take care of her forever

@Jyo: Thank you.😊 Right you are...he definitely was playing the devoted husband part there, conversing with her as he would earlier, scolding her as he would earlier, and even broaching Ansh's example, unwittingly, with a familiarity that was totally uncalled for and with which he crossed the line of decorum. Aarti has consistently told him to stay away from her personal life, but he can't seem to be able to do that. They still haven't reached the point of cordiality even...and he can't stop himself from being not only an uninvited guest but also misusing Aarti's hospitality and overstaying. I don't grudge him the help he extended...that was the good Prashant...but I definitely grudge him the familiarity he tried to invoke...that was the insensitive, self-centered Prashant. 😔


@Iluvkanha_GCian: Thank you.😊


@Aditi: Thanks.😊 At the moment Prashant is only trying to be in her good books...to prove to her that he has turned a new leaf. He has no real intent at the moment to attack her marriage. He is just trying to show to her that if ever she is in a sorry situation, she can come to him because he is a changed person and will now look after only her happiness, interests, or whatever.