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Ashiqui Khurana

@AajKuchMatBolna

Voyager

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: TheDreamyKid

Even I didn't expect an analysis from me, Tich xD
But, I read the usual 'Oh Randhir, I can see no one but him' post, and I felt wronged. Or something. Because it was SaRth who deserved the applause today. In spite of that confrontation in the end, which left us all breathless [to be honest, Randhir's confused expression did thaw me towards him], Parth's pain took prominence today. And nobody seemed to acknowledge it. So, I had to really.
But of course, I should've known that you'd be the one other person to express the same views :D
Truly, sometimes it's more than just eye-locks and wind-blown hair. It's also about pain and the need for closure. It's a youth-based show, after all.
Thankyou for reading! :D

Sorry for cutting into this conversation but this. Yes, I feel that feel so hard. Those posts make me go like ARE YOU EFFING BLIND!

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Priya Das

@TheDreamyKid

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: 100littledevils
Agreed! Sarth scene was beautiful! Never seen this side of sanyukta. The caring sanyukta.. we have always seen her as strong girl! The way she cupped his face & said ..Its ok.. I'll never ask about ur past again! had tears in my eyes. their friendship is something i adore! Great acting by Harshita & Ankit! 👍🏼
AMAZING Post pri! You should make more analysis post!

Something in me broke when I saw her cradling Parth like that, that someone so strong as him could be so filled with grief that he'd turn into a hurt, desperate child. Heartbreaking episode :'(

Thankyou for reading! I don't know about more such posts, but I guess we'll see xP

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Tanya

@TashaForever

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: TheDreamyKid

Sanyukta shocked all of us. I've never really thought of her as inhumane, in spite of the fact that she has hurt Randhir too many times to count. I had this sense about her, that even in her lowest of periods, especially those days just before Parth became captain, Sanyukta would pull through. She had a perseverance, the grit in her that would get her out of her rut.
What did shock me today was how touched I felt when she cradled Parth like that. I hadn't felt much towards their friendship, to be honest. Seemed a little bit forced. Right up till today that is. Today changed EVERYTHING.

Thankyou for reading Tans :D

Eggjactly!!

Their friendship seemed forced or one sided only but today changed everything. #Agreed.

No problem re. I die to read ur posts b it Analysis or Fic xD

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Priya Das

@TheDreamyKid

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: -DamnedDrooler-
What is there to disagree the moment was purely sanyukta and Parth's ... there was no need of randhir there but then he had to realize what he was missing on to ...
Vidhushi well I don't know what to say about her I don't want to be critical but her actions and even her guilt doesn't seem to work on me

That's the thing. We all have such pukka opinions about Vidhushi. I may not have forgiven her for what she did, but looking at her humane side was truly satisfying. Because her character can be explored so much. There is more to her than meets the eye. I'm sure of it.

Thankyou for reading! :D

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Priya Das

@TheDreamyKid

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: Supertrouper
I don't disagree with u. But could it b that Randhir is jealous because of the absencce of such a friend in his life.. he doesn't have nyone to understand him becoz he doesn't open up himself...

That is a really valid point. Maybe he needs someone, just like Parth has Sanyukta. Maybe he needs a friend too. One can't live life all alone, after all. I agree with you there.

I just wanted to highlight the high point of the episode for me, though. :D

And that was SaRth. :')

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Priya Das

@TheDreamyKid

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: london_doll
I agree, Randhir watching them was so cliched. But I don't know, I feel like the writers wrote the SaRth scene solo but then due to the conformities of an Indian Drama were forced to add that part in. I still refuse to believe that the point of that scene was just to make Randhir jealous, I trust the writers too much. I hope I'm not wrong though.
My reaction to Randhir was like "Meh, so they had to make him feel jealous cause of ratings and stuff. Meh."

But I liked how they didn't let that shock go to waste however. But I agree we could have lived without it.

Cliched. Exactly. Seemed cliched at first. I didn't really connect with Randhir at that moment because him watching them was unnecessary. It was a private moment.

But, as someone commented earlier, maybe it was needed. To give Randhir that extra push, to make him realise that he's alone and he's miserable. He proabably needed it for his self-growth.

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ansah

@SahSah

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: TheDreamyKid

That's the thing. We all have such pukka opinions about Vidhushi. I may not have forgiven her for what she did, but looking at her humane side was truly satisfying. Because her character can be explored so much. There is more to her than meets the eye. I'm sure of it.
Thankyou for reading! :D

yes it so can and if we can have her back story it will be easier being neutral toward her

you write so well I had to read it 😊

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Priya Das

@TheDreamyKid

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: london_doll

Sorry for cutting into this conversation but this. Yes, I feel that feel so hard. Those posts make me go like ARE YOU EFFING BLIND!

I swear! Not everything is supposed to be about Randhir. Not always. I guess it's a good thing someone did make that post. It gave me the push to publish my opinion xP

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Priya Das

@TheDreamyKid

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: Dancindoll8
My sentiments exactly...
I couldn't have cared less about Randhir and his emotions at that time...
He could have thrown a fit,took off his shirt and danced around...
My eyes would have been glued to Sarth...
Today,they portrayed friendship in it's purest form..
One without any judgements,constraints or explainations...
Filled with only acceptance and love...

Ahahaha, you're making me drool now xD

Shirtless Randhir :O

I really hate it when people say that a boy and a girl can never be best friends. Because I do, and I truly believe it's the simplest, most uncomplicated form of true friendship ever. SaRth have potential now, and don't seem wooden to me anymore. :D

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Tich

@Jin.

Rocker

+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: Dancindoll8
My sentiments exactly...
I couldn't have cared less about Randhir and his emotions at that time...
He could have thrown a fit,took off his shirt and danced around...
My eyes would have been glued to Sarth...
Today,they portrayed friendship in it's purest form..
One without any judgements,constraints or explainations...
Filled with only acceptance and love...

@bold; so true... it was such an emotional scene, no complaints no demand no questions scene.. very hard to ignore..

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