*******THE SONG AND THE DANCE******** - Page 3

Originally posted by: Gurmeet4Drashti

Great post :-)

Originally posted by: Deepti1808

Yeah I too thought they was some significance to how the song was picturized.

Though I did not think in such a in depth way but his silence in the beginning especially when he is singing in his heart is very telling.

And Zoya picks up her lines even when he is not singing. How beautiful is that.

The Pallu grab and miss could also be forecast of how things may happen for them.

Finally when Asad stops her and sings along

I mean HOW romantic was THAT.

The jugalbandi was just awesome.

HATS OFF to the director to bring in such sublime romance to us

And the way Asad confesses his feelings. The dialogues are just tooo tooo good

Got to be my fav QH episode

Originally posted by: chicksoup

Ankie...YOu are a sweet heart.

Thanks 4 considering me in the same line as Vicky...YOu are too kind...😳

and probably bhang intoxicated...😆😆😆

Originally posted by: shonajain

DEAR

Originally posted by: ritukaprithvi

Chicksoup

Always read your and Bheegi's foreshadowing...awesome ladies...keep it up...things make sense when you pin point them so beautifully...even I was wondering yesterday as to why Asad lip sang only in the end even though he was involved emotionally from the beginning...makes so much sense...Zoya is going to be the lone torch bearer for sometime...".it is going to be the case of many a slip between cup and lip"

Ritu

Originally posted by: MisHumptyDumpty

Nahii, i can do anything for making you Read THE KITE RUNNER. -_-

Originally posted by: chicksoup

Alas! Zoya's gaze shifts to the side'she sees something behind him'she tries to ignore it and get back to him, but that thing behind him'it catches her attention again even as Asad is oblivious to what she is seeing'

What did Zoya see?

Is it a jhalak of Rashid's innocence?

Or did she see her Abbu? Will that be another twist in their love story, after Rashid's innocence has been proved?

After watching the song so many times I also think it illustrates the journey of their relationship. Asad singing towards the end is him finally accepting her and reciprocating. Then it's all rainbows and butterflies for them.

But I'm confused at the quoted... when did her gaze shift??

At the end the scene just fades into darkness while both are staring at each other, Asad holding her hands to his heart. She is still looking at his eyes - from his left eye to his right eye then fades.