Sari- lovely post as I run out of adjectives to appreciate it 👏and completely with you on trying to lay off the speculations- would certainly save us some head and heart ache.
Rabba Ve all! A very good epi esp after the Friday debacle which seemed to resort to gore and bad contrivances to create some unwarranted sensationalism. I had tuned in with less than half a heart and was more than pleasantly surprised at the brilliant carry forward.
Finally a peek into that much hinted past and all the while admirably keeping Arhi at the focus- good job CVs👍🏼 I only hope the past and the hint of the MU there, has something more concrete to it than the finally laid to rest flimsy terrace MU.
Today we saw a girl who has lost it all- parents, husband and baby. And a boy who was forced to become a man and take charge of his sister promising her a world of happiness and yet blaming himself for failing to deliver on it.
Liked the scene where a delusional Anjali takes one look at her brother and realizes she has lost the baby. Her loss reflected in his eyes- beautiful depiction of the strength of the sibling bond there.
And the scene were Arnav breaks down and shares his past and his guilt with Khushi. The setting was reminiscent of the scene aeons ago when the two had similarly sat on a hospital bench as Khushi had broken down about her father's poor health and Arnav had comforted her with a hand on her head. The two have traversed a long journey since then and yet the perpatrator of their grief is the same as it was then- Shyam
It's heartening to see Khushi acting as Arnie's strength and confidante as he continues on his petal bartan journey and I hope we'll only see more of this going forward. The past MU does give an uneasy feeling of perhaps another MU coming up soon if Garima indeed is the other woman.
When you have leads who can act superlatively, one tends to become exacting in one's expectations. And so I'd say BS was fantastic and yet we've seen better than this from him previously. Also, while I loved the way one could hear the tears in his voice, the words were even more muffled than usual. I had to rewind and up the volume at several places just to be able to hear the words
And so the IPK appeal continues- no longer an addiction but perhaps that's something to be thankful for😛