22/3 Analysis Unit :Aarti's Real Identity..

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angake

@angake

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Posted: 13 years ago

#141

Originally posted by: InduG64
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Moral of the story is first loves are hard to let go; they will always remain in your heart, to be remembered fondly later, even as some other comes and occupies that place. We love by association. Yash and Ararti have not "associated" yet. Their individual personalities have not collided yet; once the collision happens, then only foundation of a new universe will be laid. And then only the reality of their personal mirages will descend on them, and they will be able to cut through their biggest fear and realize that they don't have to forget to move on.

Shucks, I'm such a romantic. By the way I love to seem my son blush when I tease him about "her."😃

@Indu, that story is so cute. :) You are so right about "they don't have to forget to move on". And they should never forget their experiences with Prashant and Arpita respectively. Those experiences made them who they are today. Those experiences taught them a lot in life especially how to be strong in adversity. Moving on absolutely does not mean forgetting but what it means with each other's help, the intensity of the pain those relationships inflicted on Aarti and Yash will fade over time. As Yash and Aarti's relationship grows in strength so will the painful memories of their past weaken in strength.

By the way enjoyed reading everyone's posts and good morning or evening (depending on where you are) to everyone. :)

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Indu Ghosh

@InduG64

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Posted: 13 years ago

#142

Yes, thats the reason itself, the story is moving a bit slow showing all their emotions. The people who says the story moves in a snail pace, would these people accept if both Yash and Arati is very happy to get married again with out any misunderstanding and accept all their family and relatives easily forgetting their past.

Its not easy, it will take its own time, that time and journey will be very beautiful indeed.

@Jikky: I am not even sure where this "snail pace" comment is coming from. I mean don't they fathom the meaning of the core theme of this show? They have to show the proper build up to the marriage and then the slow growth of feelings thereafter, step by step. This is no Chinese whisper wherein the initial whisper "boy and girl walk by on the opposite sides of the road without looking at each other" becomes "boy and girl prance down the road holding hands and singing a duet" by the twentieth whisper. 🤔 The story telling has been spot on so far, pace included.

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Gagori Chatterjee

@jyoti06

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Posted: 13 years ago

#143

I agree with Jikky and Indu ...its very important to hv a proper build-up and foundation in the story before Yash-Aarti get married so that post marriage when they slowly start developing feelings for each other ,we can connect to these characters and can feel their emotions 😳

If they show all happiness and excitement before marriage and even end up spending time with each other before marriage ,then whats left ?? 😆..the main story of the show itself has to start after the marriage ...thats why a proper foundation is important 😳

I feel the pace is perfect at present ...earlier I had issues with too much time spent on zoom-ins and zoom-outs which was dragging for me but now they hv got rid of those issues and is moving at a perfect pace 👍🏼

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jikky_84

@jikky_84

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Posted: 13 years ago

#144

Originally posted by: jyoti06
I agree with Jikky and Indu ...its very important to hv a proper build-up and foundation in the story before Yash-Aarti get married so that post marriage when they slowly start developing feelings for each other ,we can connect to these characters and can feel their emotions 😳

If they show all happiness and excitement before marriage and even end up spending time with each other before marriage ,then whats left ?? 😆..the main story of the show itself has to start after the marriage ...thats why a proper foundation is important 😳

I feel the pace is perfect at present ...earlier I had issues with too much time spent on zoom-ins and zoom-outs which was dragging for me but now they hv got rid of those issues and is moving at a perfect pace 👍🏼

Yep, the pace was a bit slow in the 2nd wk I guess mostly but after that it picked up the pace. Also they have introduced so many characters who are very important in the show. A show cannot go on with just the leads and it will be better, they introduce as many characters as early as possible otherwise if several characters just fall out of sky all of a sudden, we will not be able to relate to them.

Also the issues, and emotions they show before marriage is very necessary to relate more to the character after marriage.

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Gagori Chatterjee

@jyoti06

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Posted: 13 years ago

#145

@Jikky :Yup parallel tracks are always important in a show or else after a point a show runs out of story if it concentrates only on main leads ...thats why I m happy that CVs r developing all the tracks initially so well ...

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jikky_84

@jikky_84

Sparkler

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Posted: 13 years ago

#146

@ Jyo, exactly, that is my point also. This is a very balanced show in all respects.

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Indu Ghosh

@InduG64

Rocker

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Posted: 13 years ago

#147

Originally posted by: jyoti06
@Jikky :Yup parallel tracks are always important in a show or else after a point a show runs out of story if it concentrates only on main leads ...thats why I m happy that CVs r developing all the tracks initially so well ...

@Jyoti & Jikky: I totally agree. One of the best things about this show so far is that none of the characters is frivolous or seem to be conjured out of nowhere and made to vanish after the track is over. All the characters introduced so far have been woven into the story, even short-term characters like Arpita's parents. And each character comes with a background, so we have a repertoire of parallel tracks to look forward to. I just hope they continue to have the grip on their story telling right, as they have done so far, and the parallel tracks are kept linked to the main story.