Love can Move Mountains

Before I venture into discernment of the episode I would like to list out the factors that appealed to me about today's installment…..

No.1- Simplicity : Yes, the simple execution of the entire episode was something that kept me engaged.

No.2- Straightforwardness : Unlike going around the round-about way….or to put it simply, stretching this hide and seek between Balraj and Padmini into episodes after episodes, their first encounter looked credible enough…..had they missed each othe after being in present in the same place at the same time, well that sure would have been a cliche'…….

No.3- The subtlety of the blooming romance between Rishbala…..no over the top display of overt gestures or the usual bumbling acts or sheepishness between the couple……they are in love and thats there to it…..

– RK accepting his mother's presence without a murmur the moment he look's into his biwi's pleading eyes, yes, "love can do wonders"…….then springing another pleasant surprise to Madhu by inviting her parents to join the celebtrations…..Isn't it all what love is about, to seeing the face and eyes of your beloved luminous with happiness and joy……And when Madhu expresses her gratitude to RK for his thoughtfulness, his reply that it was not for them but……his eyes saying it all to Madhu, was indeed a moment worth beholding…..today instead of inserting a retro for them, am bringing in a western song by Celine Dion "Love can move the mountains"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QctrTAZu8vs

– Rest of the episode involved whether or not Balraj will get access into the studio and whether he and his wife will end up coming face to face…….Am glad that the entire scenario was not exaggerated much……

– Wondering what course of events will take place with the truth that Padmini and her daughters are alive coming out before Balraj……How is he going to complicate their lives????? Well that seems to be more likely as this time round getting them bumped off won't be a cake walk for him as he has too formidable adversaries before him RK and Mallik……

My parting words for today :

"I learned there are troubles of more than one kind. Some come from ahead, others come from behind. But I've bought a big bat. I'm all ready, you see. Now my troubles are going to have trouble with me." ( Dr. Seuss)