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Strict , authoritative, disciplined people with additional dosages of sanitation obsessive compulsive disorder have their own brand of cuteness. And that cuteness comes to fore when somebody happy, free, footloose, liberal who doesn't think that smiles are criminal comes into their lives. They don't know how to react to care, joie de vivre , a free spirit, a slice of life - so they look and feel odd, surprised, offended , displaced and so cute and puppy-like that you just want to pick them up and give them a tight hug and say - "Welcome to life, cement."
Yash is not used to smiles, mischief , happy faces or someone radiating their spirit to him. He lives in a self made crypt and when Aarti's slight spark, her insistence , her persistence , her cute authority knocks and pokes him, he feels displaced and surprised. He doesn't want to smile or feel free or let loose in front of Aarti and his obsession with perfection only adds more plaster of paris to his cement personality. Yash is Ansh - RELOADED & CEMENTED. And Aarti is beginning to understand that - she knows that she needs to tackle Yash with understated and subtle stubborn authority and it showed in the last scene today. Yash's 'I AM ABSOLUTELY FINE' syndrome didn' sway Aarti. She had to make him eat , and she did. She had to make him do what was the best for his health and she did it. And Yash gave in to the care- every human being does and Yash was no different.
Aarti is trying to understand, comprehend and tackle Yash and she is learning fast. She is intimidated by him but equally impressed and intrigued by him. Aarti's nature is that of a nurturer and she is taking Yash under her wings. If only, Yash gave even 1% of that much thought to Aarti. For him, as much as he respects and defends her, she is still a beautiful disorder in his perfect life. Aarti is learning to live with Yash and Yash needs to acknowledge her as his wife before he can start living with her.
Love and luck always,❤️
GOD bless everyone. 🤗
Cricket
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