Originally posted by: Sadhana_pr
@shaleenrocks. I am not bored at all,rather enjoying this😊. I try not to have rigid opinions and discussions such as this are not to prove my view,it is to form my view.
Coming to the first point-I would have said the same thing as long as Roshini's departure was by a force beyond their control. If it was a breakup or something...my views might change😉, I am not sure if it is the cultural influence speaking here coz I do not see any moral contradiction here. It is more of a conceptual issue. I may be an idealist in assuming that some relationships fulfill you in all aspects such that there is no room to make a new place. But yes,wanting to be a support for someone is not wrong. When you have someone walking beside you,your battle becomes easy. But when you have none beside you,yet your feet move,your battle becomes great..And the strength of your soul can see you through it.
And now I find myself to be quite a sadist!😛 As for me,half the appeal of Arjun as a character would disappear the day normalcy returns to his life.As he being a lone warrior makes him rise above everyone else,the eyes burning with unspeakable pain was what caught most of our attention.. The last visuals on the beach from the first episode was symbolic of this. The rest of ETF standing with confusion and compassion while Arjun walks past them. He had a purpose even if he did not have a destination. And he walked it all alone.
Thus, for me the day Arjun finds solace in someone,shares his pain with someone,'moves on',he will cease to be Arjun. Because,Arjun Rawte is not living in the past,he is the past! So I would be happy for him if he gets over it,but that would also be the end of the Arjun I recognize.
Yes i have fallen in love with same Arjun as you...your lines "last visuals..." awesome 👏
I guess we were talking from two different presceptives..me more towards real and u more towards reel...
Reel arjun: if Arjun dies at the end of series (even i would hate it and maybe cry) ...but will i consider injusticitable ending...no he fulfilled his mission and he is gone...
Real arjun: if I would have bren riya/sakshi i will provide him immense care, affection and love and try to pull him out the deep shell that he will go into after Sikander is dead..
Trust me reality is stranger and completely different than fiction..
Some things that we see in fiction, we might not be able to apply in reality..
Recently i got to know about someone...they had been married for 8 months and husband died due to heartattack one day in office..the wife had not even taken chuda(red bangles) that punjabis wear at wedding that symbolizes newly weds when husband died..
She is not moving on right now but later somewhere down the line if decides to, was her relationship not fulfilling or at that young age she have to bear punishment of being alone..
Isolation is curse my friend..its biggest punishment..u maybe be able to cope ur sorrow alone and u become great...it might happen in fiction and sounds great but in reality..there is no worse feeling than being alone when u lose someone..u know what kind of thoughts u get...at one point u feel u have nothing left in life..its very depressing..u thank that one person through out ur life who pulled u out of that hole by listening to u or standing for u at that time, be it a friend...somewhere down the line u moght need someone who can be ur companion...
Finally in the reel world, i will agree to all ur points but in real world i will still stick to mine...
Edited by shaleenrocks - 12 years ago
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