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What is it with "Saraswatichandra" and its payalein and kamarbandhs always ending up reoccurring like old characters within this show? 😲
And we also know that Kumud's kamarbandh was the first thing that drew him in. But what do they both represent? They both carry the ehsaas of two different women in his life, both of which he holds dear to him. They mean so much more than simply chiming bells and added beauty to the show: they semi-symbolize who Saras is as a character. Ehsaas means so much to him, and the way they symbolize the most important ehsaas-es of his life show just how important they are to the rest of the storyline...
But that payal--which now adorns Kumuds feet, and that kamarbandh--which is in Kusum's possession surely must be playing a key role in the future.
In fact, I'm starting to look at them as game pieces: the way these two chiming possessions ever-change ownership is amusing. Because on one hand, we can take their constant shifting of ownership in a negative light, and assume that the novel's ending will be the show's fate. Or, we can look at them as unpredictable clues to the future... A new light on the inner dimensions of the character of Saras: directly how he feels, and what he thinks.
It'll be interesting to see what else these payalein and this kamarbandh have in store for Saras... ultimately, they are alongside him wherever he goes, and I think they might have a larger meaning to them as the plot progresses (hopefully, it progresses to please more than the average TRP Aunty) 😆
Feel free to add your musings 😳 😃
