19/7 Dragon Club :Yash Vs Aarti..Game Begins :P

Edited by jyoti06 - 11 years ago

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Well who would imagined that on my day off, I felt like i worked more than when i'm actually at work 🤢 😆

Okay on to my take 😊...It was a good episode!!!

Loved the way Yash defended Aarti in front of Palak & boa 👏 👏 👏 ...Seriously how evil can that woman be brainwashing a kid and manipulating Ansh & Palak just because of her hatred towards Aarti 😡 😡 😡

Aww what a cute AarYa moment when Aarti went to get the sugar for Yash's tea cause she forget to it in when she made it...the look lost and the ogling Yash while he drinks the sugarless tea and last by mot least the bumping into the door when Yash catches her looking at him 😳 😍 😍 😍

Wow we never saw Yash in the kids room at night and i'm happy to see that tonight tehy showed it...He's such a loving dad and the way he wished Ansh good luck was so cute ❤️

Love that AarYa are communicating and sharing their responsibilities as parents 👍🏼...😆i was so happy when Aarti hung up the phone on Shobha she's the one that tell Pratik & Vidhi to cool it but here she was talking about Pyaar again let it rest woman 😛

Talking about Pratik WTH was he looking in Paridhi's back for i thought he said he wasn't jealous...i can smell tons of trouble & MUs coming their way because of that note <_<

A note for the CVs...plz decrease the scenes of the boa soon...sincerely yours Zetter 😉

Edited by Zetter - 11 years ago

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Edited by 49erFan - 11 years ago

I realised something about Bua today. She appears to be very cold and emotionless, but in reality it is emotions that drive her every action. She is not reacting to Aarti the way she does because of an explainable need for revenge or even a validation of her own existence. On a conscious level, she is reacting to Aarti in a purely impulsive and emotional fashion because she cannot stand to see her happy and accepted. It is like when someone scratches nails on a chalkboard, you immediately try to make them stop, because it makes you physically uncomfortable. That is the effect that Aarti has on Bua and she is doing whatever impulsive thing occurs to her first, to stop it, it being Aarti's love and acceptance in the house, despite her being a "widow."

I am not going to talk much about Bua's "kalakaaris" because they were self-explanatory, i.e. disgusting. Involving the vulnerable feelings of children for personal gain is despicable and I just can't even talk about it without getting angry all over again! So I will choose instead to talk about the foundation that was laid for the positive things to come in the family of five.

I noticed this yesterday, but didn't think the CVs had really thought deeply enough about it so I didn't mention the thoughts I had. What I am talking about is the teddy bear. I saw yesterday how Palak was looking intently at her stuffed bear when Aarti walked into the room and making motions as though the bear was talking to her. It was such a well-thought out little sequence because introverted or lonely children often do make friends out of their toys or have invisible friends, when they can't make friends or don't spend a lot of time with their peers. Today when I saw her rush into the room and talk to her teddy bear about her triumph, I kicked myself for underestimating the writers of the show and was thoroughly impressed. This teddy bear was Palak's friend in loneliness and when she got her due, she told it to the same bear! I thought that was a beautifully conceptualised idea. It reminded me immediately of Calvin and Hobbes, which I absolutely adore.


The second scene that was significant was of course Yash's intervention in the scene between Palak, Aarti and Bua. I hated Bua the most here, because she completely destroyed the delicate first step that Aarti had taken in Palak's path to overcoming her fears. I am glad they showed this though because it really made it clear how precarious Palak's new found confidence was, and how easily it could be toppled. She was much more prepared to believe that she had done a bad job and that people just humoured her, than to believe that she had done a good one. It makes me wonder if she is actually going to succeed tomorrow, since she is not back to square one, but set back considerably by Bua.

Yash's timely entry and his support of Aarti may just have saved the situation from utter ruin. He not only supported Aarti, but reinstated Palak's nose diving confidence. If there is one person that Palak trusts more than anyone, it is her father and so his word in favour of Aarti trumped Bua's words against, at least until Bua came back with her next barb involving Ansh, of Aarti manipulating Yash into writing Ansh's speech, which completely complicated the issue in Palak's head, discounted her dad's agency and so made her defensive of him, and made her antagonistic towards both Aarti and Ansh once more. I did really like the little detail of Palak and Ansh looking from Gaya to Bua as they talked, aptly illustrating how kids pick up on every tiny detail of conversation, and eliciting Aarti's plea for Bua not to talk like that in front of them.

The Aarti - Yash bedroom was adorable. Once again, long before she herself was aware of it, Yash picked up on Aarti's wandering mind and pressed the issue out of her, only to come up with a solution immediately. I love this couple for the fact that they avoid communicating with each other for fear of how complicated the problem is, but that when they do communicate, they are rewarded with their better half coming up with a solution as though it was the simplest thing in the world. I hope this encourages them to communicate more!

The reason that Aarti relaxed a bit with Ansh was because she felt Yash taking responsibility, and today he proved his commitment by living up to the promise he made by taking that bullet for her son and making him his own. He made Ansh feel like there was someone on his side and coupled it with the novelty of it being his favourite, new father. This way Ansh would have no resentment towards Aarti and Aarti's load is lightened. I also loved the tender scene between Yash and the sleeping Ansh when he went to drop off his speech. It was a moment of pride, affection, belonging and silent worship for Yash, affirming that yes, this is my son, I love him, I am going to make him win every contest and take away ever obstacle from his path.

I also love in the tea scene, how in an unexpected twist, it was Aarti who formally asked if he needed help writing Ansh's speech, and Yash who morphed the whole conversation into an playful banter, both affirming that he could and wanted to do this for Ansh and that Aarti didn't need to be so formal because this was his job as a dad. How cute was it that he drank her sugarless tea? It reminded me so much of the song "Cheeni Kum" because I think that dexcribes AarYa's romance perfectly, and today, though it surprised him at first, Yash found that he quite liked the tea without sugar and was rid of the notion that it was necessary  for the tea to be complete.


Finally, I thought it was really interesting that Yash was covering Arpita's eyes in the picture that was shown. It tickled me to no end that it looked like Yash was blocking his and Aarti's interaction from Arpita's sight, as though she was no longer allowed to be privy to their relationship. All these days we have usually seen the smiling picture of her in her wedding attire, looking ever benevolently down at the new couple but today, her eyes were covered, and while she was still present, she was no longer participating in the moment.
Edited by Samanalyse - 11 years ago

Today's episode brought something new to my notice. Yesterday I had written a lot about how Aarti had gained the trust of Yash and the Scindia family - and I had stated that Aarti getting trust may have even more value than her getting love at this stage of the story. But today I discovered that the creatives are deliberately making Aarti gain the family's trust, by putting her in confounding situations where Yash can come to her rescue. The Creatives are using "Yash's rescue" every time as the "turning point" - whereby Aarti's troubles get converted into her opportunities for gaining even more trust and success than before.

In fact, Yash seems to come to her rescue every time she is in a phsyical dilemma, in a conflict of interest or in a moral fix. And it seems like Aarti is falling into one tangle or another just to make opportunities for Yash rise to her rescue. Look at today's episode – how many times Aarti was rescued by Yash, resulting in Aarti gaining even more ground than before in this family!

 In this whole saga of showing how instrumental Yash's rescue is to Aarti's gaining the famiy trust (including the children's trust), the role of the Bua has also been used very cleverly by the Creatives. The Bua with her ill-will creates or provides the tangled or morally difficult situations – and then Aarti is temporarily confounded. But the tangle beckons Yash to come to her rescue, and Aarti ends up gaining even more than she would have if she had been able to solve the tangle herself.

The Creatives could easily have shown Aarti as a capable and confident woman able to solve issues herself, no matter how confusing or confounding they may be. But by  making Yash rescue Aarti every time she finds herself in a fix, the Creatives are adding newer dimensions to the Aarti-Yash bonding. It is as if a new layer of richness has been added to the budding relationship, giving it a greater poignancy.

Today I want to dedicate my analysis to the episode theme: YASH TO THE RESCUE!

 

Yash makes Palak believe in Aarti

The Bua succeeded in sowing deep doubts in Palak's mind that Aarti had "orchestrated" the family praises and applause for Palak's speech. She even told the child that Aarti had lied that Palak was speaking confidently. In short, the evil woman made the small child cringe. Aarti heard Bua telling Palak all this, but for a moment she was nonplussed as to how to handle this growing mistrust in Palak. Suddenly Yash walks into the children's bedroom and tells Palak outright that Aarti was not lying at all. He even reminds Palak about how proud a father he was to hear his daugter give such a good speech. If the Bua had not sowed the dilemma, Aarti would not have had the opportunity of begetting Yash's rescue. She did get his help, and she was then able to climb higher in Palak's eyes.

Yash solves the Ansh problem

More trouble is sown by the Bua when she insinuates that Aarti will help Ansh win over Palak at the debate, because Ansh was her own son while Palak was just a step-daughter. (The nasty woman does not miss a trick, does she?) Again Aarti is temporarily outwitted and in a moral dilemma: how to support Palak without hurting Ansh? Yash is sharp. He notices her withdrawn state, and encourages her to confide her problem in him. He solves it all by planning to help Ansh himself. The Creatives have again given Aarti the vexing problem but have made Yash the solution. Not only does the situation get easily managed but Aarti has the additional joy of hearing Yash say to Ansh: "It's a fight between Mummy's Palak and Daddy's Ansh!". What a lovely thing to say!

Will Yash again rescue Ansh;s speech?

The Bua has vile plans to steal Ansh's speech written by Yash and placed in his school bag. Aarti is again placed in a perplexing situation. She hears the rattle of something falling as the Bua tries to advance to the kids' bedroom to steal the speech and put another one in its place. Will Aarti be able to stop the Bua doing this? Will Aarti spy on the Bua as she steals the speech? My guess is that Aarti will again be in a quandary as to what to do, but Yash may come to the rescue. (How? I think it may end up that Yash has wrongly put the speech in Payal's bag, but gives the right one to Ansh in the morning!) If  my guess is right, the Creatives will ensure Yash comes to Aarti's rescue again.

 

To end this take I want to touch upon this phone conversation between Aarti and Shobha. Aarti tries to tell Shobha she is happy just having Yash's trust, and she is not looking for love from him. Maybe that is the truth as far as Aarti is concerned, because Aarti now surely feels that his trust is more valuable than love. But, as Shobha tells her, this is just the present phase of the relationship and there is a longer road to travel, when emotional trust will have to find its culmination in physical love. 

I wonder who will rescue whom to make that happen. Could it be that after many opportunities for Yash to rescue Aarti, to convert that trust to love it has to be Aarti who has to rescue Yash's heart?

Edited by skanda12 - 11 years ago

Looking forward to today's episode!

Hi guys, reserved you spots😉I love the title Jyoti, but may be you should have kept Papa Vs Mummy, sound so endearing😳 

OMGGG Yashhh givess kantaap to Bua in front of Aarti 😃😃😃

Originally posted by: jyoti06

OMGGG Yashhh givess kantaap to Bua in front of Aarti 😃😃😃

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