scene i want to see.. - Page 2

Originally posted by: lashy

hey its NOT a sad scene yaar -> its perfect 😳

Firstly it'll make that silly fellow stop mandrafying around Sanchi all the time... and start becoming a bit more serious (when someone suffocates you all the time, the first thing one wants to do is get rid of the peskiness!)

Secondly it'll make him ignore Sanchi for her and her family's beneit (i.e. no more majnu avtaar)

Thirdly, it'll also make him delve on the wrongs he has done to Sanchi and her family...much as we love Indu Singh, his forced marriage and SR can NEVER become right...

Finally and most importantly, it'll give Sanchi some space (which she needs) and allow her to start thinking about Indu more

Now more thinking = more chances of falling in love

SO I'D love to watch what you've written... I'd like for INSA to lead separate ways after this Swetha issue (like how Sanchi has said)... not a split but not become a couple either.. somewhere in between... Sanchi at her place...Indu at his den... both thinking of each other, and both changed people!

Lots of lovely opportunities for flirting/budding romance at college then...

Originally posted by: shridevigaddam

But isn't it a totally skewed character change of Indu Singh ?

He can acknowledge his actions may have been wrong and hurtful to others and even spiteful. But he never thinks he did anything wrong. He is guy who doesn't worry much about the means as long as the end seems justified to him. Saachi keeps him company here. 😆

Guys we forget that Indu Singh is also a strategic thinker. All that mellowing down drama is his trying to build a space in Saanchi's heart. Even when he was shouting his lungs out that he will show his nafrat to Saanchi, I could see he was only trying to terrify Saanchi into accepting him out of fear. That doesn't work, he lets that go and starts worrying himself with immediate concerns as he has the comfort that she is married to him.

Now all her present actions speak of mixed feelings along with nafrat, he is trying to take advantage of the situation and do something about it. The thing that I never failed to see in Indu is that even in his majnupan, he doesn't let his alert mind sleep. Along with majnupan/deewanapan, a major part of Indu's character is him trusting people. But when it becomes trusting wrong people, that's where he gets into trouble. He trusted Abhimanyu, Saanchi, Shukla and Tiwari. All of them got him into trouble. This is not his majnupan..that infact never got him to trouble. Thing is he is a bold guy and aspires to be a politician, he needs to be people friendly and people shooey. And so he doesn't close his ears to any person talking to him.

Anyways, let's see where he heads himself to when he actually starts seeing Saanchi fall for him. Because I am sure; in love, he would not mind changing himself when he feels what irks Saanchi. And I see this reasonable. Koi pyaar kar raha hai aapko, aap jaise hain us haal mein, phir, aap uske liye badal sakenge kyonki us khone mein, badalne mein aap aur zyaada pyaar paalenge.

Okay my 2 cents. No hard feelings pls. 😛

Originally posted by: seriallover_OMG

I would love to see sanchi taking care of Indu...

Originally posted by: butterbear

And isn't she doing a fantastic job?!! I love how she doesn't second guess touching him to tend to him. She just does it naturally - the tying of her clothes to wrap his stabbed arm, the applying of cream to his wound, pulling his kurta down over his head. She didn't even flinch when he grabbed her nose to stop her sneeze!

I also love how he took care of her in the jungle! It was lovely!! How he helped with the matches, the stick to remove the hot pot, the giving of his kurta so she can wear it over her delicate frame, the holding of her hand and running through the jungle...the beating up of the goons. Gosh I do go on sorry!!!

Originally posted by: Namita.Murti

Bravo Shri!

I myself don't see Indu apologizing until Sanchi has fallen in love with him. He will learn but slowly. I am in no rush to see his character take a 360 degree turn! Love the passionate, dabangg Indu Singh!