Hilarious =))

Originally posted by: hateme2

I'm very happy seeing Sheila being fooled by PaYa.

More happy seeing Latika is to make entry in DM.

Going to make ready the ' Aarti ki Thali' for welcoming Latika.

Originally posted by: ankur281

That was a hillarious post indeed...The way Sheila' face shrank aur chillati hui bhaag gayi was a true cracker...

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Originally posted by: Dreamygal301

Don't get too excited people. When Latika enteries the Diwan mansion both she and sheila will pair up to get rid of Paya's relationship.

Think about it. Latika knows as Rubel's wife she has the power...but she will have to share it with Pankhuri. She knows sheila and her are like one another. So does sheila. So together, they think of breaking Paya up...each internally thinks then I will fool sheila/latika into thinking I am on her side. Once Pankhuri is gone, both Sheila and Latika will show their true colours.

Its common sense that you get rid of your enemy first before splitting up your own camp.

However, I really think it will be spicy and more exciting if they follow the sayinf ' the enemy of my enemy is my friend'...meaning one - either latika or sheila actualyl team up with Paya to get rid of the other (either Latika or sheila). latika's sole purpose would be to show Mami's true colours to others. However, Mami could cry to Adi and the others that Latika is here to cause trouble because of what happened before.

I prefer the second approach because its more exciting and sheila is not constantly the enemy...come of it her main villainy is due to wanting to protect the Diwan name and money so it makes sense for her to team up with Paya to get rid of Latika (going back to her motivation in wanting to protecting the Diwan name and money).

But why am I even applying writing principles here when Cvs have shown they never follow up on anything?!

Originally posted by: ankur281

No problem, i will try to cover the max in english...but some dialogues can only be expressed better when written in hindi...particularly those of sheila's, translation kills the humor in it to some extent...BTW where r u from?

Anyway thanks for the request...i will try my best..