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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: indi52
episodes 112/113

"how long does it take to reach heartbreak, bataiye hume?"
"just two episodes, especially if you take the suv. shut up and sit in the car."

That car scene, for me, is IPK's best. The tension, the love, intensity, anger, frustration, hurt...to much to handle ! I haven't seen such writing, acting, direction, music anywhere else. After watching this how can you even believe that ASR & Khushi were just fictional characters whose "story ran its course?"

"Tho tum apni payal ke baare mein nahi jaanna chahti?", I can feel my breath stop at that question, every single time I watch it. There was so much in that one dialogue, it felt like he was screaming "I love you dammit and I know you do too, so just open up, though I won't".

What was he trying to do? Hurt her? Did he want her to confess? I'm pretty sure he knew what she was going through. Was he taking out his frustration on her? Was he angry that she was the reason his heart was taking over his mind? All of the above?

You want to get away from someone but you just cannot, you hold that person responsible for your state and you think the only way to push yourself away is to hurt them, but the more you hurt the person, the more you are drawn towards them. I've been through the drill, I know how it works 😳

My favourite scene ever in the words of my favourite writer (you, of course) on my favourite day, my birthday ! 😉 Indi, thank you for writing this, it was beyond beautiful !

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Hey Blasters! Feeling bad for Khushi, what a Diwali to remember! 😭

I feel for her more than Arnav, because for her it's the first time she experienced the elation of love and the sorrow of heartache, all in one special night! 😭

Brilliant write ups everyone!

@ Arshi, love your episode posts with such meaning and connections with the past and future! Lovely edits and collages too 👏

@ Ami, lovely deep emotional write up, you described the emotions so well! Love your pics and their shades! 👏

@ Cynthia, another superb write up! Even though you're busy, it's really nice to see your episode posts! 👏

@ Supriya, beautiful edits and collages! You captured the scenes so well, all the emotions were so wonderfully merged together in those collages!👏

@ Durga, lovely poems! You really are very talented! You make me hate Shyam and made me feel the heart break of true love!

@ Indi, congrats on your daughters Bat Mitzvah! Loved that you still posted an excellent account of the aftermath! Their car journey you described was so deep and meaningful, the little looks and the over hyped chatting of Khushi to mask her sadness was so well described! 👏

The fact she tried to cover the awkwardness was just suffocating...I mean he wanted to kiss her???!!!

Even if he was trying to get her to talk about it by mentioning her payal...why would she? He belongs to someone else and she would never go there.

It was the classic elephant in the room, or in this case the car, she just avoided the fact that they nearly kissed and tried as hard as she could to hide her hurt. Poor Khushi, she held onto her facade so well, but at the end, her sari getting caught was just too much, and the tears tumbled out! 😭

@ Katelyn @ Wiwy @ Horizon, @ Chalhov, @Sohara, @Samin, @Anita and all other Blasters, thanks for all the posts and making the Diwali week memorable again for me! 🤗

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: hd75

That car scene, for me, is IPK's best. The tension, the love, intensity, anger, frustration, hurt...to much to handle ! I haven't seen such writing, acting, direction, music anywhere else. After watching this how can you even believe that ASR & Khushi were just fictional characters whose "story ran its course?"

"Tho tum apni payal ke baare mein nahi jaanna chahti?", I can feel my breath stop at that question, every single time I watch it. There was so much in that one dialogue, it felt like he was screaming "I love you dammit and I know you do too, so just open up, though I won't".

What was he trying to do? Hurt her? Did he want her to confess? I'm pretty sure he knew what she was going through. Was he taking out his frustration on her? Was he angry that she was the reason his heart was taking over his mind? All of the above?

@ bold: hd, big hug.. yes it was my BEST scene too.. there is too much of every emotion in that.. that

@Red: NO they are NOT! they are there some where in that parallel word still bickering, then making up.. then rabba veying!

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Hi Blasters! I'm sorry this is a day late because I had internet issues yesterday! Enjoy the SBB/SBS segments!! 😃

[SBS] 7th Nov 2011: Barun & Sanaya (Arnav bandages Khushi's wound), Episode 116 [YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwHqbQq_E7o[/YOUTUBE]

Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwHqbQq_E7o

[SBB] 7th Nov 2011: Sanaya & Abhaas (Khushi & Shyam engagement), Episode 117
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KBVcrfF-go[/YOUTUBE]

Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KBVcrfF-go

credit goes to uploader

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indi52

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episode 114

if he hadn't said "shadi kar raha hai," she wouldn't have said "theek hai" this evening.

she stood there watching her father in agony, breaking up, then she let a dream go. this man meant more to her than anyone, and when the only other man that had mattered said she meant nothing to him, what was left to think about, dream about.

an obscene man had won the evening. perhaps because a man of conscience did what he never should have... run away scared. but we are not creatures of should and ought only, we are human, fragile in a million ways, often doing "how could you" things. and arnav singh raizada had done just that.

the repercussion of that doing was now on the two. in smartly designed parallel scenes their dear siblings try to find out if all is as it should be. and are the two happy. khush. anjali and payal are close to their younger ones, they can sense them often. something tells di and jiji that these two are not ok.

the decision was taken in haste... jaldbaazi. clever use of same words in both scenes. the writer is not taking sides. both his protagonists are feeling equally wretched. in their own way.

"kahin tumne yeh faisla jaldbaazi mein toh nahin liya na?" you didn't take this decision in haste, did you, asks di.

his mind flies to a girl with silken lips, curious excited eyes... how he still wants her.

he can't answer this question with his customary abruptness, he can't find words... not yet.

"chhote, hume batao... tum khush toh ho na?" chhotey, tell me, you are happy arent't you?

he swings away, not prepared to go there.

"of course, di." bad liar.

"main khush hoon." i am happy.

di is happy, prattles on about the dither when you decide on marriage, talk of jeejaji...

"chhotey, jab faisle dimaag se nahin dil se liye jaate hai na, toh sab accha hota hai." chhotey, when decisions are taken with the heart and not the head, then all goes well. poor girl. if indeed all decisions of the heart were so right would hers turn out to be so off the mark?

maybe a comment on the importance of both dil and dimaag in life. asr has both. so does khushi. just that each thinks the other has one part missing. or maybe a comment on the inevitable... fate, destiny, call it what you like.

anjali had chosen shyam. and look what he did with her loving trusting heart. a situation full of the tragic element of life... here she is going on about how terribly happy she is with her man... and there he is getting engaged to another woman. later, he will use this very loving generous nature of hers to get money out of her to buy his engagement ring for khushi. digusting.

and look at poor khushi's state. the only man she had ever loved as a woman loves a man, felt dhakdhak for, in just one evening, he'd taken her to bliss then thrown her into the abyss of the door slammed shut, the this means nothing, and now in a situation where she must consider others before herself, she is getting engaged to that man's beloved sister's husband.

then there's asr. mute, unable to explain his fears his pain, hurting everyone, khushi, la, nani, di with that utterly wrong spur of the moment decision.

sometimes things just happen the way they happen, nothing seems to be able to stop it.

"tumne yeh faisla dil se liya hai na?" you've taken this decision from the heart, haven't you? payal asks khushi.

"batao na, khushi, hum tumse kuch pooch rahe hain, kya shyamji wohi insaan hain, jinke saath tum apni poori zindagi guzarne ke liye taiyaar ho?" tell me khushi, is shyam ji the one you want to spend your life with?

jiji, i have decided now, and did you see how happy everyone was. to her that matters most. to him too only his sis's happiness is of importance... but this time even that didn't figure.

"aur tum?" and you, payal persists.

"hum? humara toh naam hi khushi hai." me? after a painful pause and struggle within.. why my name is happiness. both lied beautifully, one even managed to smile and act cute.

payal's continuing questions, are you sure? didn't rush into it, did you, etc., took khushi to the memories of the poolside, a man she had wanted to experience...and from a very young girl came a philosophical take on the evening's madness.

"kuch cheeze bas yoonhin ho jaati hai... bina soche... bina samjhe..."
some things happen just like that, without thinking or understanding...

payal is not listening, she goes on, but buaji wants an engagement quickly... are you ready?

engagement... and she hears him say, "main lavanya se shadi kar raha hoon..." i am marrying, lavanya.

his cheek rests on la's hair in her memory. but he's looking at her... he watches her as her tear falls. khushi remembers, face growing sadder, hurt, puzzled, bleeding within...

rabba vey.. and his most hurtful words cascade... ending in koi ahmiyat nahin... you're of no importance.

"jo bhi hua hum use bhoolne ke liye taiyaar hain..." whatever has happened, i am ready to forget that, she answers payal.

i am prepared to forget... not i am prepared to marry. this marriage is just for her family, her babuji.. if only she knew the truth, she would possibly kill shyam with her bare hands

payal has no idea what khushi is saying, of course.

"aur waise bhi ab hume wahan jan hi nahin hoga..." anyway, i am not going there any more.

what are you saying, khushi...?

she is going to start afresh.. and this is the best way... so that had really been her decision. a young girl... her inner energy for life, for tomorrow dictates a choice. no sad sack, pillar hugging and crying heroine she... naya daur... new phase. a modern contemporary streak in our desi girl.
like that idiot she loves. the one who is standing silent, feeling tortured within but determined to get the better of this hold on him she seems to have.

"devi maiyya hain na, woh sab sambhal lenge. dm will take care of everything." how badly khushi needs her god now. when life feels particularly terrible, dark, hopeless, we turn to the eternal and say... this is all in your hands now... take me through... sambhaliye. some day, he will come back to do what was his duty... but for now there's dm. always.

a key drops out of a bag.

"zara suniye..." she remembers that day at the dargah...why were some meetings so unforgettable?

"aap ki mannat ki chabi gir gayi." your mannat key has fallen.

but he hadn't made a mannat. maybe the key had a mind of its own and decided that he needed something... someone?

"yeh kaisi chabi hai, parameswari," what sort of key is this, parameswari, asks her bua in her usual scold love way. you've kept it as though it's the key to a treasure.

ah, a treasure... khazana... more, actually.

"kuch nahin buaji... " it's nothing, buaji.

then let it go..."phenk do isse." did she hear a cold, wintry voice say... "phenk do."

the payal has done its work. now it's key's turn

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Posted: 13 years ago

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It's time for a promo, Blasters!!

Arshi - Bandage Promo 11/06/11, Episode 116

[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d07CFrPm0Po[/YOUTUBE]

Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d07CFrPm0Po

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: indi52
^^^ supriya,

what fabulous collages, especially the last one. all three lovely. my favourite line on the first one. toh tum khush ho. i am getting giddy. really we should do something with your collages. i am going to try and print a couple as big size posters and see what happens. the resolution, colour, effect, etc. will let ya know.

😃 Thanks for likin them so much 🤗 nd yeah whn i watched the episode...tht was the line tht stood out...so used it ...😊

Tht would be great to get the prinouts 😃
but i think they may come out blur...do let me knw though 😊

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Horizon

@ bold: hd, bug hug.. yes it was my BEST scene too.. there is too much of every emotion in that.. that

@Red: NO they are NOT! they are there some where in that parallel word still bickering, then making up.. then rabba veying!

Hey can I join the convo? Agree with both of you!

Yes I love that scene too!! Even before, just as she was leaving telling Anjali that she'd be alright and she'd reach home safely, you could see Arnav feeling uncomfortable but not being able to do anything at that moment with all his family around! He was practically itching to stop her, to be with her, to protect her, so the minute he got his chance he used his anger to get away from La and his family, and the first thing he did was to sit in the car and go and find her!

Brilliant acting by both of them, I felt they really surpassed themselves in these scenes!

So there he goes in his SUV, racing to find her, thoughts of what happened before going in both their minds. He screeched to a halt in front of her and the look in his eyes when he sees her sad face says it all...I'm sorry.

She on the other hand like Indi wrote is thinking...what's he doing here? Hes just got engaged, why would he come for her? She wants to make sense of it, her heart already bruised lets her brain take over and a happy, happy mask and high pitched chirpy voice is set firmly in place.

He commands her to sit in the car, she says no...and Barun is brilliant in this scene...see the way he opens the car door, back facing, looking at her,...almost pleading but also angry that she's not understanding him...he came back only for her... as he clenches his teeth waiting for her to enter his car...it's as though he was letting open his heart to her!

loved this...

"Tho tum apni payal ke baare mein nahi jaanna chahti?", I can feel my breath stop at that question, every single time I watch it. There was so much in that one dialogue, it felt like he was screaming "I love you dammit and I know you do too, so just open up, though I won't".

Yes I think he wanted to talk and maybe would have even disclosed his feelings, or even explained what had happened and why, had she not embarked on her high speed, non stop talk... but why did he want her to say something first? He's scared of rejection, maybe? He wants her to confess first because he wants to be in control? She on the other hand sees a man who is now betrothed to another, anything that may have meant something to her was crushed.

He did know she loves him because of the hyped up constant chatting, it's her mask and he could see right through it, especially at the end when her pallu was caught, he stared at her tear stained face, taking it all in, knowing he had his answer, that she did care for him a lot, she had fallen in love with him.

(Sorry for the long post!)

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Posted: 13 years ago

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katelyn,

such wonderful sbs sbb and that promo. thank you. first time seeing the promo.

oh did you notice the contrast between barun sanaya off screen and sanaya abhaas off screen? almost like their onscreen avatars. heehee.

i love this sbs with barun, that kabootri line and her yelling for makeup.

of course, the bandage scene, even when it is unedited, being shot, stops my breathing.