[quote]Sana,
Yaar you wrote it in such a way that I have nothing else left to say! ... I completely agree. He did warn her. Perhaps it was the fact that he was warning her against falling prey to this plan but fate brought them together. She was destined to be his, "Ye Gauri sirf apne Shiv ki hai." (Sorry guys, I know I keep repeating the line, but it is... ~perfect~).
About Shashank, you're right again. If you love someone, you will do anything for them. Shashank left her waiting in the marriage alter... Shattered her dreams, hopes etc. Something a girl cherishes in her heart since childhood, the dream of a young man coming to her and sweeping her off her feet... He broke that dream. He broke her trust, her immense faith. Even if he had meaningful intentions, he is not worthy of her love. The relationship which she shares with Shiv is that of pain and sorrow. They say that such a relationship is the truest of all... If death couldn't tear SG apart, rather its essence brought them closer, then Shashank is nothing... Bring on the testing waters... They shall be washed away by the purity of unselfish love.
Cheers,
dc
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Dc, you make me wanna đ with your beautiful words. You articulate a girl's feelings so well (sniffles). Darn it, I'm billing you for all my $$ spent on the boxes of kleenex here đ . But coming to the point, you are absolutely right. It was after all Gauri's "karam" that she had to be Shiv's.. Hence, the name "Karam Apnaa Apnaa". I am absolutely thrilled of whatever transpired on that wedding day as I can't imagine Gauri being anybody else's. Whatever happen happened for a reason and Ekta's team better wrap up this Shashank drama within this week or else... đĄ U'll see Sana in a totally different light. C'mon, 4 weeks to go before Iqbal leaves, so we want more of Shiv-Gauri cutesy scenes than all the rona dhona. I want both of them to confess their love, period! Yes, I am greedy and I like it this way đ