Originally posted by: krystal_watz
In your face? That's the most common way in which people fall in love, by spending g time together and getting to know each other. In facts, that's the only way people fall in love in real life. This whole, "falling in love from a distance" happens only in shows and movies. It's a very dramatic and fairy tale-ish way for feelings to develop, which is why I'm unable to relate to this whole thing.
Bold: That's what i'm saying too. love develops gradually from getting to know each other, not at first sight or within two minutes.
About why Ruhaan doesn't feel love for Pari, I'm not saying that every single friendship should develop into love. What I'm saying is, Pari has a ground to develop feelings for him because she knows him at a personal level, something which Mishti doesn't.
Mishti has no relationship with Ruhaan, she only knows certain superficial things about him which doesn't really count as 'knowing' him. Knowing someone is far deeper than "Ohh he's a really nice guy", you know. 😆
Ah ! This is why you can relate to Mishti and Veer better.
You strongly believe love equals time spent with each other, so fairytale ish love is just that. Not at all. You might be speaking from your experience, definitely your experience is not everyone's experience.
Ruhaan is a very emotional person as Veer put it and he does know some girl has affected him deep down. We all know that girl is Mishti . So how did love happen to him when he has minimal interactions with Mishti ? The same way love didn't happen, despite multiple interactions with Pari.
Your thinking of love is probably what Mishti and Pari believes too. For Pari, love means new feelings developing overnight. In all likelihood it looks like she already loves Arnav, but there is too much familiarity to recognise it as love. If Arnav Pari happens, I dont think it will be anything new he does...it will be just Pari realising she always loved him.
As for Mishti, she knows loving Veer is the safest bet for her, anything else she will fight tooth and nail.
The same interactions with both the girls have been enough for Ruhaan to know he is in love, he is just not pursuing it.
These are all notions the writers are tackling.
Mauli believed love would happen to her only once- Bang! They shattered it with Ishaan. 😆
Mishti believes love will happen and develop as she wishes- another myth! 😆
Pari believes when love happens band baaja will come- no, love can happen stealthily, over a period of time. You will just realise one fine ordinary day that love has happened and you don't know exactly when it happened.
Trust and commitment and understanding can be cultivated over time, but love...there us no telling how it will hit u and from where, and that is not a fairytale.
At least if you believe it occurs in drama and fairytale, you should realise this is a drama, otherwise you are going to be disappointed by the writing if you believe characters can only fall in love one way.
For me, I know for a fact this happens in real life too. If Mishti and Veer had a lot to fall back on, a lot of circumstances they faced together, they would be close. For now, they have had a pretty easy time- at some point love will be tested to know if it is true love.
She wanted safe love, so she chose the best guy who seemed to like her and called it love and committed. The point us, there is a difference in liking and loving someone and time has nothing to do with it.
As far as Mishti knows Ruhaan, he is close to both her siblings. He never ratted on her even if he might think ill of her. He was nice enough for her to apologise to him and really nice to offer a ride after the last time she gave him no face. These things are enough to know the guy is a decent human and he must have that extra something Pari didn't find in Arnav and she didn't find in Veer. Difference is, she doesnt want to be attracted to that extra some thing.
Edited by chicksoup - 6 years ago