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Was I the only one who caught on to the innuendo(ish) dialogue in the last scene?
Kumud barging in to the room (aka Saras' life) quite secretly and getting uncomfortable at seeing him bare bodied was oozing with LOTS of tension. She doesn't turn around straight away. Now come on, any girl seeing a man with such Greek-God type bare back would not take her eyes off straight-away. I mean do we? Thank God they didn't show her go 'Ooi maa!!' at the sight of seeing a man half-naked. We all like our eye-candy and Kumud is no different there.
What followed was a short intense banter where Saras asks 'Kya chahiye tumhe?' to which Kumud reluctantly replies 'Tumhe... (long pause) tumhe chot lagi hai'. Both my sister and I gave a 'haila-type' look when she said 'Tumhe'...! It was quite subtly covered up but you couldn't miss it amongst the tense atmosphere. It had an underlying meaning (physically, emotionally however 'ally' you want to see it).
And daaang she hits the right nerve. She tells him 'share your pain with someone who understands you'. Deep in his heart he wants it to be her. Think about it, till now the guy has kept the anger and pain to himself. If he is hurt, he takes it out on himself but here's a woman who is making him unleash that frustration on her. He is speaking rudely to her, acting harshly. Maybe silently he craves that attention? She went down on her knees for him (Which has to be one of my favourite Saras-Kumud scenes so far, it was so touching) and is seeking out his attention. He's not living life, he's just existing and someone else is finally making him vent it out.
This is one rare couple where the emotional tension is just as strong as the physical. It's kind of entwined. They can't fathom why they give each other pain but at the same time it makes them want each other even more.
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