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Two things before I retire to my studies.. bleh
1. I've wanted to mention it before but I constantly forgot.. I LOVE LOVEE how Adi still uses the informal "tu" language with Pankuri still even though they're now in love. It's the cutest thing ever. It adds to their relationship. I was afraid after he confessed he would get all proper and serious, but I am so pleased to see it's all consistent with his character. He's so upfront about his relationship and feelings for her. This leads to my next point.
2. I'm really glad that the CVs and PaYa are taking things slow. The little talk between them in the hotel where he said not to worry, they will take things slow and get more familiar and comfortable with each other.. I was really happy. I love the gradual building and forming of this relationship. They're not going from best friends to all of a sudden lovers. It's a process of learning each other and understanding each other. It's a journey. I'm glad that the "I love you" wasn't sort of the ending point in THEIR story. It's only the beginning. The CVs were really clever in that way.
I think it's little things like these that make them so realistic and loveable. Yeah, they're not the intensly passionate couple we see onscreen, but they're the loveable, adorable couple that we can relate to. It makes us love them that much more.
1. I've wanted to mention it before but I constantly forgot.. I LOVE LOVEE how Adi still uses the informal "tu" language with Pankuri still even though they're now in love. It's the cutest thing ever. It adds to their relationship. I was afraid after he confessed he would get all proper and serious, but I am so pleased to see it's all consistent with his character. He's so upfront about his relationship and feelings for her. This leads to my next point.
2. I'm really glad that the CVs and PaYa are taking things slow. The little talk between them in the hotel where he said not to worry, they will take things slow and get more familiar and comfortable with each other.. I was really happy. I love the gradual building and forming of this relationship. They're not going from best friends to all of a sudden lovers. It's a process of learning each other and understanding each other. It's a journey. I'm glad that the "I love you" wasn't sort of the ending point in THEIR story. It's only the beginning. The CVs were really clever in that way.
I think it's little things like these that make them so realistic and loveable. Yeah, they're not the intensly passionate couple we see onscreen, but they're the loveable, adorable couple that we can relate to. It makes us love them that much more.
