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In today's episode, we all saw something which I'm very sure that MOST, if not all of us didn't want/like, Yash going on Sacrifical mode.. We were all waiting for his anger/hulk mode etc. So have the CVs failed us today and/or disappointed us by bringing in such a track?
Absolutely NO... People say that when you truly love someone, your happiness will lie in that person's happiness. This is true but it's a naive thought and at the end of the day it's just a THOUGHT. Easy to be said but difficult to be done. So now Yash who has just received the biggest shock/hurt in his life, is just too numb to react and is doing the noblest thing in the books of love, sacrifice your happiness for the happiness of the person you love. In real life, most people at the intial stage will either abuse their spouse physically/mentally then leave him/her (most people, especially men, will do this) or do what Yash is doing after knowing the truth. So here again the CVs are bringing in true emotions and reaction by selecting the latter.
But how long with this noble thought and actions last? Again we human beings are very possesive and protective towards whatever we have classified as ours. Probably Yash hasn't realise it yet, but he definitely has done so with Aarti. So in the later tracks we will definitely see Yash realising that this sacrifical mode is easier said than done as the possesiveness, jealousy and fear of loosing what's his will finally set in. Then he will fight for her and not let her go.
I am very happy that the CVs didn't make Yash into this abusive character as he would have lost my respect and many people would have expected this type of reaction. They are trying to show another side of a human's reactions upon knowing such truths and yes it'll be difficult to digest at first, as we all take some time to adjust to new things, but it's a good concept and direction.
Now the CVs will show that when Yash finally realise that he might loose Aarti for good, his noble intentions will start faltering as he just loves her too much to let her go. We will see real emotions, actions and reactions of a person who choses the sacrifical mode at intial stages. Kudos to the CVs for taking a new and bold direction and I'm really waiting to see Yash's mode crumbling and turning into possesiveness and jealousy..đ
Absolutely NO... People say that when you truly love someone, your happiness will lie in that person's happiness. This is true but it's a naive thought and at the end of the day it's just a THOUGHT. Easy to be said but difficult to be done. So now Yash who has just received the biggest shock/hurt in his life, is just too numb to react and is doing the noblest thing in the books of love, sacrifice your happiness for the happiness of the person you love. In real life, most people at the intial stage will either abuse their spouse physically/mentally then leave him/her (most people, especially men, will do this) or do what Yash is doing after knowing the truth. So here again the CVs are bringing in true emotions and reaction by selecting the latter.
But how long with this noble thought and actions last? Again we human beings are very possesive and protective towards whatever we have classified as ours. Probably Yash hasn't realise it yet, but he definitely has done so with Aarti. So in the later tracks we will definitely see Yash realising that this sacrifical mode is easier said than done as the possesiveness, jealousy and fear of loosing what's his will finally set in. Then he will fight for her and not let her go.
I am very happy that the CVs didn't make Yash into this abusive character as he would have lost my respect and many people would have expected this type of reaction. They are trying to show another side of a human's reactions upon knowing such truths and yes it'll be difficult to digest at first, as we all take some time to adjust to new things, but it's a good concept and direction.
Now the CVs will show that when Yash finally realise that he might loose Aarti for good, his noble intentions will start faltering as he just loves her too much to let her go. We will see real emotions, actions and reactions of a person who choses the sacrifical mode at intial stages. Kudos to the CVs for taking a new and bold direction and I'm really waiting to see Yash's mode crumbling and turning into possesiveness and jealousy..đ
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