I agree to what you say. There is another dimension to it too. They can be togather in the silence. That is very important that shows that they can now bear one anothers company and are feeling relaxed. They dont have to cover their feelings in words all the time insted they can enjoy the silence.
I was thinking of the song from ABBA like true frineds in silence.
Originally posted by: jpalagrawal
Nice post Kitty, lovely sentiments. 👏
Great example of how smart ideas are keeping the show's heart beating, while the patient is on the operation table.
Food has always been a way for these characters to show caring. I love when Runjhun sends the tiffin with food to Kukkan and Jabbo. She also made the kheer for Guddu.
Food is also the way Guddu dominated her. He orders her often to make his food, of course the terrible paratha eating contest and compliments her food when he can't compliment her
@Simran, there is already a line in the forum for those of us that want AZ's eyes 😆
Okay that said, I kind of disagree with the food thing. I get it that it is romantic and silence is companiable, but I find these scenes forced. Sorry, just have to say this
To me, the candlelight dinner was as painful as nails on a chalkboard (IMHO)
There is no need to have Guddu talk in this awkward manner. These characters used to have off-the-chart chemistry just sitting next to each other doing a puja, or arguing on the roof of PN. They did not need the artifice of conventional romantic moments to engage with each other and try to get to know each other. Remember when Guddu made fun of the movie, popcorn scenario? It is disconcerting now to have these scenes. I feel awkward watching the awkwardness planned by the Channel/Cv's for these two.
I understand that Guddu is doing it because it makes RJ happy. But to me it is actually putting more pressure on her and making things more awkward, as he is obviously romancing her. And also he is announcing out loud that he is romancing her. Good grief. What is the need? They used to have a more natural intimacy that developed from just being around each other for 30 days. For instance, when she was eating the spicy food to punish herself, Guddu finally knocks it out of her hand and does not let her eat the salty kheer. To me that is much more expressive of care than the candlelight set-up
Love your posts Kitty!
Originally posted by: jpalagrawal
Nice post Kitty, lovely sentiments. 👏
Great example of how smart ideas are keeping the show's heart beating, while the patient is on the operation table.
Food has always been a way for these characters to show caring. I love when Runjhun sends the tiffin with food to Kukkan and Jabbo. She also made the kheer for Guddu.
Food is also the way Guddu dominated her. He orders her often to make his food, of course the terrible paratha eating contest and compliments her food when he can't compliment her
@Simran, there is already a line in the forum for those of us that want AZ's eyes 😆
Okay that said, I kind of disagree with the food thing. I get it that it is romantic and silence is companiable, but I find these scenes forced. Sorry, just have to say this
To me, the candlelight dinner was as painful as nails on a chalkboard (IMHO)
There is no need to have Guddu talk in this awkward manner. These characters used to have off-the-chart chemistry just sitting next to each other doing a puja, or arguing on the roof of PN. They did not need the artifice of conventional romantic moments to engage with each other and try to get to know each other. Remember when Guddu made fun of the movie, popcorn scenario? It is disconcerting now to have these scenes. I feel awkward watching the awkwardness planned by the Channel/Cv's for these two.
I understand that Guddu is doing it because it makes RJ happy. But to me it is actually putting more pressure on her and making things more awkward, as he is obviously romancing her. And also he is announcing out loud that he is romancing her. Good grief. What is the need? They used to have a more natural intimacy that developed from just being around each other for 30 days. For instance, when she was eating the spicy food to punish herself, Guddu finally knocks it out of her hand and does not let her eat the salty kheer. To me that is much more expressive of care than the candlelight set-up
Love your posts Kitty!
Good post Kitty.
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