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so as expected Laksh in his usual bratty way has put forth his wish to marry Swara n then went on to threaten his parents!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!loved Swara's bond with both motherslets see whats in store for uscont sooon
Originally posted by: MusicAddict
Shru. I'll reply to all three chapters in one go! Sorry couldn't reply to them before. You've been too fast this weekend😆. So here goes Chapter 2-
Ragini having the Veena and Swara with the Sitar was a good change. The fact that Swara is equally talented if not more, was something I wanted to see. It appeared as if she's playing through her heart. Being a music lover, I can say that the best notes escape the mouths when sung by heart.When you are totally lost into the divinity of music, that is when you dislay all the elation of your heart and the song becomes so pure and mesmerizing by the same. This is what I felt by reading Swara's performance as I could imagine the same and her notes and music was so beautiful and pleasing to the years that even Sanskaar seemed affected. That was my most favourite part.
I knew it! Lakshya fill definitely find Swara more attractive and will fall for her. This had to happen. I'm sure Annapurna's always preference of Ragini over Swara will fall soon. And Shru, I don't know what is our lanning but please don't let Swara fall for Lakshya like she did in the show. That is just what I thought, now it's your wish! Anyways now coming to Sanskaar!
Durga Prasad is very horrible I tell you. He kept his own lad imprisoned for years and brutally lashed and whipped him day and night. He's Gadha Prasad!😡😡 Sanskaar is such a hero😳. He is so amazing. He was such a devotee towards his family and was such an able warrior. I'm so proud of him!😳
Loved Chapter 2! Commenting on the other 2 now!
Originally posted by: MusicAddict
Now with Chapter 3-
Woww!! This chapter revealed so much! Sanskaar was never wrong! He'd been brutally and inhumanly punished for the sin he never committed. And I think even Lakshya isn't a traitor. I don't know why, maybe I'm wrong but I feel that even Lakshya din't betray him, it's someone else. That is to wait and watch! Kavita and Sanskaar interaction was more like adolescent lovers you know. I hope I'm not taking it wrong. Like a teenage infatuation. This Kaveri seems to be the main villain.
Will be waiting for SwaSan love story to start!😳
Coming to the present! I didn't get why is Sanskaar acting like mad here? Is it for coming in the Maheshwari Palace from the inhuman prison he was in? He has suffered too much for the mistakes him never did. I feel so bad for him. *praying that Swara falls for Sanskaar* To right something so brutal really requires that imagination. Shru, you wrote it so well. Sanskaar's pain goes straight through the heart, thus showing how brutally yet beautifully you wrote it. Fab job!👏
Lakshya is too immature just like the show. He doesn't realise the difference between love and attraction. Ragini's jealouy was obvious. And she ain't wrong here. Her fiance giving a flower to her sister would be such a painful stab! Lakshya is soo stupid!
That fountain incident was unexpected! Lakshya is soo chhichhora! Eyeing to be saaliji like that. As if his eyes are gonna pop out!😡 My jaan, do wrap up Swa----Lak soon ok?? I trust you! Love ya🤗
Originally posted by: MusicAddict
Here goes Chapter 4-
I knew it! Lakshya was totally and absolutely immature just like any teenage guy who takes haste decision without thinking about anyone else. That's what he's doing. He fell in love with Swara in just a day or two and wants to marry her now!😡 Idiot!
I loved the relationship between Janki and Sharmishtha! No negativity. And Janki seems really a beautifully lady at heart who's quite understanding and mature. She loves Swara and Ragini eqully and has no typically soutans wali problem with Shomi. This positivity is something that I wanted.
Ragini's gonna go evil I'm sure. Poor girl. I do feel bad for her bcuz she has had much wrong but she hasn't done any. Similarly Swara, who's being forced to marry to keep the honour of the her parents.
Sanskaar inside feels pity for Swara but still wants this havoc for hsi revenge and is thsu making himself steel. Will be waiting for SwaSan confrontation regarding this!
I know the reply is short, but I gotta go and I'm really sory for the delay in reply!
Chapter 2Beautiful pictures, no matter how enchanting they look, are lifeless and momentarily fascinating. They can be adored and adored but after a pregnant while they will be forgotten and the beholder would set his unwavering gaze on someone full of zeal and life. This particular saying is true where the Gadodia sisters are concerned. Ragini is a beautiful face, she can invoke varied degrees of feelings in a person thereby unleash storms of superlative orders but after all that she subsides and falls flat because people tend to forget her. Swara on the other hand is a lively embodiment of all that Ragini pretends to be. Much like a vast, endless ocean that absorbs the river in itself engulfing its true identity and making the beholder forget that a stream was in existence once. Its maddening on one level and enticing on the other that depth and shallow should exchange themselves so intricately that at a superficial glance one often mistakes one for other.So Ragini, like a diligent would-be-daughter-in-law is following on the footsteps of Rani Bai saa...maybe because she is trying to adapt herself to a role that she thinks she will fulfill in the suture. Poor her for she knows not how swiftly the fate is changing its design. During my tenth grade I had read a book called Sringaar or maybe something like that in my school library. The author there spoke how a true queen, among crowds of princesses were chosen. A true queen was one who could take decisions out of her own understanding; the one that needed training was not a queen material. So far Swara and Ragini, two fairly well bred and innate good princesses have made their entry in to the Mahesh Mahal. One needs to be trained to bear the burden that accompanies a crown while the other is ready.I see Sanskaar has read between the lines intricately and this pretty much is the reason why he is tactfully avoiding Swara. She can mess up with his plans big time.And of course the cluttered equations between Swara, Lakshya and Ragini begins. Lakshya is a very two-dimensional character. He switches between black or white as per the situation demands, boring to the hilt...Ragini is no different...she too, moves to black or white quadrant according to her wishes. Swara is different she is bordering on grays much like Sanskaar and I can see how frantic he is for his plans...whatever they are, are at a risk of exposure. Part of me thinks that Ragini's happy acceptance of Sanskaar friendship was not because she was naturally inclined at helping this mentally sick boy-man but because she wanted to show how much she was like Annapurna...full of warmth and compassion to people. And partly also because of the fact that Lakshya loves his brother.Lakshya too has chosen to work on his stand so well. In front of these Raaj Ranis he engages Ragini as a fianc should and without the scrutiny of steady gazes he has his eyes set for a far more precious gem. I loved how you have described both the sisters. One is deep stream and other is a bottomless, unfathomable ocean with depths beyond the simple understanding of Lakshya who lacks the dash to understand either. I can see the subtle hints that you have begun dropping. Ragini is definitely not the docile girl she pretends to be. There is core of cold hidden somewhere while the other is not all sunny and bright. She too, hides a raging fire somewhere deep within.I loved the fact that Sanskaar her is acting like those spotters that accompany a sniper. He is both but at the moment he has taken a role of the former and is so brilliantly catching the fine nuances of these women is talk. He has somewhere seen what both are beneath their respective cloaks. I can see a very shrewd mind at work. He has found an accomplice and an enemy at once.The musical performance has to be the cherry on top of this delicious, delicious cake. Ragini was soothing in her performance. People appreciated those notes she strung on her "Rudra Veena" and added how goddess-like she looked. But Swara instigated fiery passion in the hearts of those present there with a pluck on her "Sitar", forcing them to surrender their inhibitions to her, similar to how you surrender your all to a goddess. This is where the masks on the faces of both these women are beginning to come off. One is not as perfect as she seems and other is not as flawed as people claim her to be. Sanskaar's reaction is an imperial stamp to the same.P.S. I loved the reference to both the Veena and Sitar. The Rajputs had strong ties to the Mughals, especially the Aamer Kachwada( as Harkha Bai married to Akbar was a princess to this estate) still the royal musicians were forbidden to perform on Sitar most of the times. Sitar was considered an unholy offspring of Indian Veena and Persian Setar. In fact in some highly orthodox Brahmin families girls are discouraged to learn playing Sitar for the very reason. Maybe Annapurna's prejudice stems stronger from the seed that Ragini chose the traditional amenities and Swara embraced the influence of Mughals who in Rajput chronicles are addressed as "Maleccha."P.P.S. I'll be back with more but before that I gotta sleep, so good night sweety!