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maaloo

@maaloo

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: ipkbs
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Noticed he turned away when saying this, signifying he doesn't mean it and would never harm the family, since they are his own family. Liar, Liar banyan on fire!😲

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He knows Khushi well enough to know she is lying because she doesn't meet her eyes. Since she once said to him "joothe log aksar nazre chura kar baath karte hai" or something of the sorts.

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Ippy that was a great post..

Yes... they both lie.. but the thing is Arnav knows when Khushi is lying .. he understands her very well, but Khushi still hasn't understood ASR. She still hasn't figured him out yet..

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-Jamba-

@-Jamba-

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 13 years ago

#52

Rabba Ve SG's

A quick in and out...with an open letter to Arnav-ji.

ASR - buddy, I've been watching your antics the past couple weeks.

Everyday, I've had a million other things to focus on due to that pesky reality show called LIFE, yet always managed to find time to catch up on the new tack you would take to bring back the old ball and chain - and everyday, I end the episode with a feeling of disquiet, as you push around my inner feminist like you pushed around dear Khushi-ji all those months ago.

But today, it all changed. No more. Now - I just have ONE thing to say to you.

RUN.

RUN FOR THE HILLS. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

You have a sister whose tears won't quit.

You have a wife who lies like a bandit.

Your RM office staff has completely disappeared.

The AMEZING staff doesn't know you should be feared.

Akash is off gallivanting in Bombay.

Payaliya and Mami got COZY while he's away

Naniji's the only sane person around

Now that Mamaji has already gone aground.

The audience is baying for GH's blood

Of Rabba Ve's they want a flood

So, go to London - this time for real

And leave the loonies behind to deal.

Rabba Whatever.

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ipkbs

@ipkbs

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 13 years ago

#53

Originally posted by: -Jamba-
Rabba Ve SG's

A quick in and out...with an open letter to Arnav-ji.

ASR - buddy, I've been watching your antics the past couple weeks.

Everyday, I've had a million other things to focus on due to that pesky reality show called LIFE, yet always managed to find time to catch up on the new tack you would take to bring back the old ball and chain - and everyday, I end the episode with a feeling of disquiet, as you push around my inner feminist like you pushed around dear Khushi-ji all those months ago.

But today, it all changed. No more. Now - I just have ONE thing to say to you.

RUN.
RUN FOR THE HILLS. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

You have a sister whose tears won't quit.
You have a wife who lies like a bandit.
Your RM office staff has completely disappeared.
The AMEZING staff doesn't know you should be feared.

Akash is off gallivanting in Bombay.
Payaliya and Mami got COZY while he's away
Naniji's the only sane person around
Now that Mamaji has already gone aground.

The audience is baying for GH's blood
Of Rabba Ve's they want a flood
So, go to London - this time for real
And leave the loonies behind to deal.

Rabba Whatever.

kya rhyme hai J

The sane dude in a madhouse filled with headless chickens

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Mepharm

@Mepharm

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 13 years ago

#54

Originally posted by: joenet1234

I don't write professionally. Inspiration was abandonment issues and mood tantrums as a child 😆 kabhi coffee per bataoon gi.

Read your post - Awesome take on Anjali! What you have described in the last paragraph is my SKD! that's the Anjali I want to see, fierce and protective Anjali Singh Raizada. I always thought the track had potential if they had executed it well and obviously promoted it right (no DKS crap). Chaliye dekhtay hain kiya hota hai.

Kahan milna hain coffee ke liye??? 😃

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ipkbs

@ipkbs

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 13 years ago

#55

Originally posted by: Mepharm

perfumes your best choice😆

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ashwink630

@ashwink630

Explorer

Posted: 13 years ago

#56

Sari - great post as usual. Thanks for taking the time to clarify things for me. I liked the episode much much better than yesterday's.

Just one more clarification needed Sari - was the "Don't forget I am ASR - I am always right..." really necessary?

@ippy - RM also means 'No privacy' and now Di will be hovering around Chotte 24/7.

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joenet1234

@joenet1234

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#57

Originally posted by: -Jamba-
Rabba Ve SG's

A quick in and out...with an open letter to Arnav-ji.

Rabba Whatever.

Why this ramanchi? Why the quick in and out? Arnav-ji got a metaphorical kick in the nuts today! You should be here to celebrate! Tomorrow he is going to drown in his sister's glycerin.. He is getting what he deserves.. let's parrrttaaayyy! and there can't be a party without you!
Welcome to Hotel California! Such a lovely place..

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DiyaS

@DiyaS

Stunner

+ 7

Posted: 13 years ago

#58

Res

*edited* Warning ... LONG and rambling ... read at your own risk 😛

Six months back, a young girl was madly in love with an angry young man. Despite repeated hurts, despite repeated insults, despite herself, she felt that feeling within grow again and again. Time and again he bruised her heart, trampled on it, walked all over her, but the feelings that he had awoken in her never managed to die out completely. After every hurt, every heartbreak, she would retreat quietly to lick her wounds, vow to never let him get close enough to hurt her again ... only to melt and forgive him the next time he showed her any softness, any sign of love ...

It didn't seem to matter that she was engaged, unwillingly on her part, to another man, ... it didn't seem to matter that he was almost engaged to another girl ... He was rude, brusque, hurtful, insulting for the most part ... but time and again, when she needed help, support, he was somehow always there for her ... and despite her trying to suppress her own feelings, they grew.
Till things finally seemed to be going the right way ... her engagement broke, so did his ... they were both free to act on that strange pull between them, a pull between two individuals so unlike each other on the surface, yet so completely alike from within. And he seemed to be transforming from Shaitaan to Rajkumar ... the prince of her dreams ... he softened, his attitude became gentler, he bought her bangles, he showed his love, his concern ... her dreams seemed to be coming true ... and she was floating in heaven ... dreaming of her own wedding to her own rajkumar ...
And when he said he wanted to speak to her, it seemed those dreams were actually coming true. At last she would have someone of her own, someone she really and truly belonged to. And for an orphan, that was her biggest dream come true ... no longer dependent on the kindness and benevolence of an adopted family, but a place of her own, a place she finally belonged ...

And then those dreams shattered ... cruelly ... instead of the dream wedding to her prince, a forced shameful marriage in the dead of night with no one to witness it ... instead of vows for a lifetime, a contract for six months ... instead of a person she belonged to, a man who gave her the symbols of wifehood - sindoor and mangal sutra ... but promised he would not acknowledge her as his wife or give her any of the rights of a wife ...
She tried to ask him why ... she asked for the reason ... in one stroke, he had orphaned her again ... broken her off not only from her adopted family, who had given her love and a place in their home, but also from his own family, who had given her so much love and respect ... she stood disgraced in front of both, left to face their questions ... and she didn't have any answers. He never gave her any.

Six months down, much water had flowed ... slowly painstakingly, she won back the love and trust of both her family and his ... and even more, she seemed to be getting her prince back again. The Beast gone, the Prince emerging ... again her shattered heart mended and dared to dream ...
And shattered again ... when the truth of their marriage emerged ...
She was at fault as much as he was ... she had hidden a truth from him ... with the best of intentions, maybe, but that fault was hers ... and she acknowledged his right to be angry ... she understood it. If she had entered the marriage contract to save her sister's marriage, he had proposed it to save his sister's marriage ... and she bore him no grudge for that ...
But he did. She understood his reasons ... he didn't want to understand hers. He didn't trust her ... and in her desperation, she made yet another mistake ... which led to consequences she had never dreamed of ... he was in danger of his life ... all because of her.
She was horrified at the magnitude of her mistake ... she vowed to Devi Maiyya that she would bring him back ... after that she wanted nothing more. Only his life, his safety. And she managed to win both ... he was back home safe ... and even more, he finally believed her, trusted her ... and showed his faith in front of the entire family. She finally belonged ... she had finally found a home. Her dreams were once again coming true ... this time, for always ... because she was married ... and he accepted her as his wife.

And then he shattered her world again ... he wished he had never met her, because she had brought his Di unhappiness ... he wished she had never entered his world ... because Di was unhappy because of her.
The straw that broke the camel's back? Not quite ...
Heartbreak again ... it was too good to be true ... her dream world lasted for less than twenty four hours ... but she still loved him ... and she didn't want to be the cause of his unhappiness. An orphan, she knew better than anyone how precious blood ties were , because she didn't have any herself ... she didn't want his most precious one to be strained ...
She would leave. She was the cause of unhappiness in the house, of tension between him and the woman most important to him ... if she left, the tension would leave with her.
But he wouldn't let her leave ... because she hadn't fulfilled her contract yet.
Finally the straw that broke the camel's back ... after all they had been through, all that was between them ...he could still call this a contract?
Because that's what it is. 'Main nahin maanta ... jo hai, hai.'

A contract ... that was all it was to him ... then she would stay, fulfill her end ... and leave. No more heartbreak ... she couldn't take any more.

But her guard was well and truly up now ... she knew better than to trust him again. Even though he seemed happy she acknowledged him as her husband, he forced her to celebrate her birthday, he forced his choice of gift on her and expected, no, wanted her to be happy ... he even scared her into losing a challenge ... and then wanted to claim his prize ... even though she did know that he loved her ... in his own way ...
But that didn't change one little thing ... she was still the cause of his Di's unhappiness ... and Di felt the same way. To the extent that now she was the cause of tension between brother and sister ... he came back from a cancelled meeting and stayed with her instead of going to join Di, Di accused him of lying to her, for Khushi's sake ... and he, of course, was so upset at that, that he immediately went rushing after Di to straighten things out.
Rushing after Di, because Di was upset ... and Di was and always would be the most important person in his life. And if she stayed, there would be more tension between him and Di ... and more heartbreak for her. Because the truth was, she still didn't belong. Not really. She was in a contract marriage ... and her time was running out. And he still hasn't told her otherwise! 😡

So why stay till the end? Why create more tension in the house? Why not remove herself ... she was the cause of it all, wasn't she? And she was expendable ... nobody really needed her. Not even her husband ... for him, it was all about winning or losing ... he was Arnav Singh Raizada, and the world moved according to his terms ... his terms at the moment were that she fulfill her contract ...

Today he asked her ... 'how can you do this so easily? How can you forget everything? Is this all it means to you?'
The same question she had asked barely five days ago. And his answer was ... 'it's a contract.'
Today she gave him the same answer.

It hurts, doesn't it, Mr Arnav Singh Raizada? To have your love thrown back in your face?

Edited by DiyaS - 13 years ago

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joenet1234

@joenet1234

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#59

Originally posted by: Mepharm
Kahan milna hain coffee ke liye??? 😃

Idea bura nahi hai.. sochtay hain. Ramzan kay baad hi mil saktay hain.

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--Sari--

@--Sari--

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 13 years ago

#60

Originally posted by: joenet1234

Anjali: Her world is shaken again. She is back in selective perception. She can only see the lies that are being told but doesn't want to dig deeper. She now feels completely betrayed. She has an open wound which needs to be treated. It also creates an opportunity for someone to become her healer. Now who heals her and how her wound is treated is yet to be seen. Notice how Nani also met with Buaji at the clinic. Will Nani catch on to the lie and help Anjali clear her misconceptions? Maybe. Part of me thinks, this time Anjali is not going to believe anything. Nani already gave her a clarification yesterday, but this time around it will fall on deaf ears. An excuse that Anjali just does not want to listen.

Joey - Ditto...That is what I thought when I saw nani in the background. Nani will help clear the air...Can the CV's please give her a new line...That line "Chote ab humhare nahi rahe..." is getting to me...I cannot seem to think beyond that...😆 Nice touch on the symbolism, knocking vessels to uncover the lies... 👏

The Anji finding out about buaji is simply a buildup for Rakhee….Will Di forgive them or not? Jaan ne ke liye dekhiye – IPPKND rakhee special, teekh 8 baje….🤣 The real Anji story begins when the Daiya ho returns...😉

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