Checklist to Cross out Before Making Promises to Bolenath

• Ensure you are not a key witness in a high profile terrorism and bride selling racket case against a exiled King.
  
  
• Ensure the exiled absconding king does not have on the bench goons whom you have beaten up in the past with mirchi pounding stick.
  
  
• Its vital that you have not demanded the protective custody of an officer whose job was on the line just because you decided to do yoga in the rain. Imagine what would happen to the same officer when you go missing?
  
  
• Also take care that the officer's only obsession is not - crying for his mommy and duty in uniform. Now mommy tho return hone se rahi... now because of you uniform bhi uttar gayi tho what will happen to the guy.
  
  
• Do not give big talks to mahila mandal women to prove the integrity of your husband and then leave him to explain to them why you vanished when they come for their inspection post 6 month.
  
  
• When you decide you leave the only safe place you have... ensure you have an alternate address or at least some cash for hotel booking.
  
  
• If running away is scheduled on a journey... pack you clothes and other necessary items in a separate bag. Kuch nahi tho kapade hi sahi! First marriage scenario se kuch nahi seekha?
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Other thoughts...

• The "teri galiya song" was beautifully positioned in the scene to indirectly tell the viewers about Paro's future plans. When her initial plan of getting lost in Mumbai were dashed... she came up with an alternative plan. The lines "Teri galiyan... galliyan teri, galliyan..
  Mujhko bhaavein galiyan, teri galliyan" clearly tell us that Paro likes the platform the train was on and walking down that galliyan she already knew where she would set up her tea stall.
  
  
• In all the years of train journeys I have made across India... I am yet to come across a station platform that sells bangles.
  
  
• I want to know if the engine man decided to drive off without the other boogies?? Which train stays on a platform for this long?
  
  
• Rudra's scream was so loud that Maithali bhabhi sa heard it all the way in the haveli and called immediately to check where they were to clarify the reach of her ear drums.

Originally posted by: Erika1

I need more post like this one in the forum after reading one about the show ending LOL. thanks for this.😆

I would so go buy tea from her stall. You are just jealous cause you never saw them selling these bangles for 1 buck for 3 dozens. 😆

Originally posted by: Guinea

The "teri galiya song" was beautifully positioned in the scene to indirectly tell the viewers about Paro's future plans. When her initial plan of getting lost in Mumbai were dashed... she came up with an alternative plan. The lines "Teri galiyan... galliyan teri, galliyan..
Mujhko bhaavein galiyan, teri galliyan" clearly tell us that Paro likes the platform the train was on and walking down that galliyan she already knew where she would set up her tea stall.

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I love that song but henceforth will never be able to hear it normally 😆

Originally posted by: farheen75

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Bechare major Saab... He is not done crying for mommy yet and here wifey wanted him to cry rivers for her also..ae the creative genius of GH, u willee the whole of BSD will especially come on platform no 2 to drink tea from their bhabi sa's stall while all that time major Saab will be simply
oblivious of this fact and will be searching Paro all over India by screaming her name.

Originally posted by: jules

Exactly.. His mommy was thakurian in baju ka village n he didn't find out in 15 yrs.

• In all the years of train journeys I have made across India... I am yet to come across a station platform that sells bangles.

• I want to know if the engine man decided to drive off without the other boogies?? Which train stays on a platform for this long.

Originally posted by: farheen75

So we can safely conclude that major Saab is not the brightest star in BSD so Aman Bhai sa will take over major Saab in no time since he found out abt Laila's running away drama in just 5 mins.