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Apologies if someone else has already made a topic on the scene but I had to quickly comment on the 'marble in the glass' scene. It said so much about PaYa's relationship and the level they've reached. We all have our complaints about the physical attraction (or lack of) but their emotional connection and the intensity of it cannot be questioned.
Today's scene showed how before the entry of Pankhuri, Aditya was bit of a lost case. He had no real aim, not to say he was a spoilt brat or anything but he didn't have a clear direction in life and nor did he really give a damn about much. With Pankhuri came trust, unconditional love and dependency. He missed the glass the first two times but when he closed his eyes and listened to his heart, all he wished for is Pankhuri's support (loved the background music here) and the unsaid connection between them is such that she knew he needed her. Putting her hand under his was reminiscent of a bride and groom promising their support to each other during the wedding rituals. And guess what? He finds his aim this time round.
Today's scene showed how before the entry of Pankhuri, Aditya was bit of a lost case. He had no real aim, not to say he was a spoilt brat or anything but he didn't have a clear direction in life and nor did he really give a damn about much. With Pankhuri came trust, unconditional love and dependency. He missed the glass the first two times but when he closed his eyes and listened to his heart, all he wished for is Pankhuri's support (loved the background music here) and the unsaid connection between them is such that she knew he needed her. Putting her hand under his was reminiscent of a bride and groom promising their support to each other during the wedding rituals. And guess what? He finds his aim this time round.
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