Originally posted by: zeffy2k2
Wow what a lovely take on the aspirations of an innocent soul, who just cannot stop dreaming. After all why should she? You capture the simple bond of mother and her child caught up in her own world in an immpecable manner, such radiance, such purity is witnessed and it is hard to not wonder if ever her dreams would turn into reality or not.
Bringing back the sweet memories of her childhood in comaprison to the bitter ones of Rudra's shows how much her presence is going to heal him, help him battlle his emotions and come to terms with it. She knows which memories are close to her heart and chooses to stick to them, leaving behind all the painful ones, unlike Rudra.Her undyinng faith, undeterred way of ensuring that she can dream big and turn them into reality is definitely making her stronger emotionally day by day. She is able to pick up from she left and move on showing her capability of accepting reality and act maturely, take responsiblity - to be a loving daughter and dutiful wife, given the opportunity.A beautiful and subtle Shiv-Parvati scenario comes to play. Her dreams, wishes are all simple and pure and yet she might willingly sacrifice them just to be with him, her ultimate dream.What a refreshing take after the emotional, heart-wrenching bus ride, which I am sure many would think about when actually travelling in one.I guess may have gotten off-topic and related unneccessary things.