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Cat.

@Cat.

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Posted: 11 years ago

"I have struggled in vain and I can bear it no longer. These past months have been a torment...I had to see you. I have fought against my better judgement, my family's expectations, the inferiority of your birth by rank and circumstance. All these things I am willing to put aside and ask you to end my agony." -Darcy

Aah the Darcy feels from Aahil today was huge. His almost-confession(I can't call it confession unless he tells Sanam I love you clearly)He tells her that no matter how he tries to distance himself for her,she gets even closer. Coming to think of it, thats how their love story is poised to a large extent, the pride of Aahil , reminiscent of the pride of Darcy to the prejudice of Sanam which co-relates to the pride of Lizzie Bennett.

I wanted to write more but can't think now😆

Edited by Catatonic_Cat - 11 years ago

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her_story

@her_story

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Posted: 11 years ago

OMG can I say YES YES and YES like, a thousand times? *dies*

It was so reminiscent of that scene!

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGr8QbWY19s[/YOUTUBE]

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Mehreeeen

@SurbhikiPankhi

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Posted: 11 years ago

Gul reads her Jane Austen 😆

Side note: I LOVE THAT SCENE OMG. 😳

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Reina

@Reina1

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Posted: 11 years ago

I have thus far been a silent member of this forum, but your post has compelled me to reply. Such a wonderful interpretation!

I have been making connections to Pride and Prejudice since the beginning of the second season, from when Aahil burnt down Sanam's dhaba because she slapped him. This was pride at its best. Sanam then in return, burnt his car, and her opinion of him therein has been solidified. She cannot see his affection and genuine care in the face of his 'jallad jinn' persona that continues to stick with her. He saved her life on multiple occasions, but she still only sees his anger and arrogance which appear only in glimpses now. This is prejudice at its best. In fact I find shades of Bingley in Rehaan as well. I hope they maintain the loose plotline and characterization of PnP throughout the show, because it truly is a timeless love story. The quote you used, is of course brilliant and one of my favourite from the novel. I think another one would be well-suited for Sanam, its one Lizzie says.

"I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine"

I hope to see this aspect in Sanam, wherein, even after their marriage (that I assume will be more for convenience than love) she continues to hold this, the way Lizzie did, until Aahil they can both genuinely put their pride aside for the sake of love.

Edited by Reina1 - 11 years ago

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Bollyfan44

@Bollyfan44

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Posted: 11 years ago

You are absolutely correct, true shades of pride and prejudice. Aahil's and Sanam 's characterization symbolic of Darcy and Liz.

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fanraya

@fanraya

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Posted: 11 years ago

👏Omg you said it, I thought about it yesterday so much, I also think their characters are similar to Darcy and Liz...I also think Sanam is going to reject him in the beginning and later going to fall for him..

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sylvia99

@sylvia99

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

Love P & P, if they do it proper way only.

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atulya1

@atulya1

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

So am not the only one who feels this way... 😊 Yes Aahil n sanam more or less resemble a lot to Darcy and Lizzie in their behaviour n any CV can cash in using this kinda track if they do it right since the story of these two is timeless and can entice viewers anyday anytime..

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Mandy

@MrDarcyfan

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Posted: 11 years ago

I am Mr Darcyfan. To me he is the romantic ideal. I have loved him since I was 8 years old, when my grandma gave me the abridged version of Pride and Prejudice to read. He is and always will be the dream man for me!!

"In vain have I struggled, it will not do. My feelings will not be suppressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you"!!

I remember Colin Firth saying in an interview that to Darcy, just declaring his love was a major step. Given the fact that Lizzy was not on the same footing as him socially. He said most will not understand the romance behind his declaration,coz it seems rude, when he refers to the fact that they are not social equals, but STILL he is unable to suppress his feelings for her. He was willing to overlook all this because of his deep love. Knowing the type of man Darcy is, this is huge. To him, his love overcame every rational objection. That is what he said to Lizzy. THAT was the most romantic part to him. But Lizzy didn't understand the depth of his feelings. The journey he had to take to get to the point of confessing his love. It was truly very hot! :)

The same way, Aahil has come to a point where Miss Dabewali who he thought he despised has become the object of his desire. His feelings go beyond attraction and he KNOWS this. That is the reason he is in so much despair. He knows this is not one of those things he can just dismiss. He has tried and failed to overcome his feelings. I understand his desperation. Coz Darcy was in the same place. He tried and tried and finally gave up. He went to Elizabeth and told her that he NEEDS her.

"I beg of you most ardently to end my suffering and consent to be my wife"

If this is going the P & P way, then a rejection is the inevitable conclusion at this point. But soon all that will change and Sanam herself will acknowledge as Lizzy did, that...

"I didn't always love him, but now I love him most faithfully. He is truly the best man I have ever known".

Edited by MrDarcyfan - 11 years ago

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livelytanu

@livelytanu

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Wow!!! Its so true!! That thing even crossed my mind. But I didnt pay much attention. But now I feel the characterisation in this show is totally like P&P. Although the book is not my favourite, I really liked that scene.

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