O Can't You See You Belong To Me

Drashti, take a bow dear, take a bow...for rendering me in a state for a moment when I felt my heart missing a beat and that too despite knowing the outcome of that "fall of faith" that Madhu takes...

So here came lesson number 1 for RK : "love is not all about taking life, but about giving" and also "it's more about faith than doubt"...it was Madhu's faith that she had in RK about his feelings for her, however demented, that she went for that fall ...because in her heart of heart she was aware that RK will not let anything happen to her...

"Don't say we're not right for each other because the way I see it, we might not be right for anyone else."

I also admit that this obsession of RK for Madhu, I felt, seems to have over the edge...today it appeared as if it had crossed the line on sanity...and it indeed did alarm me...

it did make me wonder that these lessons Madhu has lined up for him will he ever learn them...will it every have the desired effect on him...

am reminded of this song by "The Police" (one of my favs) that seems just apt for RK's obsession or should I call it fanaticism...

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

"Every breath you take, Every Move you make...oh can't you see you belong to me..."

Coming to the secondary part of the episode, am wondering how Dipali is going to use Sultan for her own gain??????

Today's episode I would say belonged to Drashti...she portrayed Madhu's inner turmoil and her determination with such elan and conviction that she managed to keep me intrigued to the entire scenario playing before me despite me being aware what would follow...

Vivian also did manage to match up to her and did lend a good support to her...

Before I wrap up my divulgence on today's episode, I would like to state that I am enjoying the current of Madhubala...

I am finding this contrasting and polarity of relationship between Rishbala and Madhu-Sultan very very interesting...

On the one hand we get to see the jagged-edged relationship of Rishbala with all it's complexity and unpredictability while on the other the indepth understanding and subtle camaraderie share by Sultan and Madhu...loving it...