Jo bach gaya hai, usey bachaaya rakhna bahut zaroori hai.RKC8 - Page 2

Originally posted by: -MIMOSA-

Beautiful post Chicksoup! (If I may call you)

He kept calling out to her. Reminder came in form of the key. The diary was an invitation. Come, let us get to know each other. And the bracelet pleaded with her to return, begging her to look back.

This! 👏

Anami and Vatsalya may be brought up in different parts of world, but they were bonded by their destiny. And this destiny made them meet on the holy banks Ganga, sealing their bond by the Rakshadhaaga. Because destiny knew that it will be Anami who will be needing it.

As you stated, Vatsalya was a Bairagi, and was above all these worldly things, it will be Anami who will fight for the right and, 'Jo Bach gaya hai usey bachayegi'...

Originally posted by: Dreamer-89

CS 👏 Eccri 😳 🤗 you've a way with words both of you.

This episode is so good I really don't have much words to say !!

I'm so touched by the beautiful execution of that Anami meets Vatsalya segment.

CS I see you're on a roll with posts after this episode can't blame you 😳

Will write down something once I absorb the beauty of this episode 😳

Originally posted by: rockstar.sj

Beautiful post

Originally posted by: Santiago24

Lovely lovely post, chicksoup..

I got goosebumps reading it. Anami - the unnamed one is the chosen one and Vatsalya - love's quest had to end.. Uff!! terrific analysis..

Its such terrific and profound interpretations too that keep me hooked to forum.. which is like no other.

The forum has its intellectual heavyweights, deserving for a show of this calibre!

Originally posted by: -cynicalmess-

Beautifully written.👏

Originally posted by: sherlocked.

Homecoming of the twin sister

The episode was both breathtaking and heart wrenching. I was finding it so hard not to cry.

Ah, Vatsalya! Only 17 years of age and yet erudite. His poems were so gripping and he had such a mature understanding.

The way the twins connected was so beautifully depicted. He pleads Anami to continue what he started, the daaga binding the family together. Being in his room made her feel like she too belonged somewhere. The only time she wanted to stay in the wretched Lal Mahal. Vatsalya was the only pure soul in the family who wanted nothing but freedom. He did not care for the riches. He just wanted to spread love wherever he went. Anami would be his perfect replacement and rightfully so.

He felt complete whenever he was in the same place as Anami, maybe he sensed the presence of his sister wrongfully separated from him since birth. That in itself was something incomplete for him.

Chicksoup, what can I say, what a beautifully penned post!