Crooner 1.46:Imperfectly Perfect Wedding-Upd Pg 66 - Page 12

Originally posted by: GanBarunFan

I'm sorry but this cracked me up...the entwined heart lights and then this☺️...symbolism much?🤣🤣🤣

Originally posted by: shwetachauhan

<font color="#333333" face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" size="2">Deba.. I finally sit down in peace today after days of running around.. watched ten episodes almost back to back.. could only get to watch each episode only once for those two weeks.. 😳 .. and then I read all the crooners.. brilliant stuff, most undoubtedly.. could not follow all the pages of discussions though, will try and catch up..!
And after I read this crooner just now, I realized this could very well be your best one (repetitive much?😳)..! Beautiful, thoughtful, meaningful.. exceptional, ardent, eloquent! And what a treat to the eyes, those pictures.. and what a treat to the mind, those quotes.. each bringing a sigh closely followed by a smile! 😊

Our fairytale got itself a fairytale wedding indeed, who expected any less! More than anything, what a beautiful sight these two make together! ❤️ I have much to say but will be back tomorrow to edit.. for now, I am just absorbing your crooner and the thought behind each line and picture!

PS: Thank you so much Indi Di, Anjali, Gandhari, Beena Di, Mou, Sudha and Khushi for the shout outs time and again! Hugs, hugs, hugs.. love yous, missed you all!!! 🤗 🤗 And Soni.. our telepathy rocks! 😉 🤗</font>

Originally posted by: GanBarunFan

@Anjali:
WHOA!!! what a write up...between you and Priya you covered every nuance of this episode...loved loved your caps and your quotes and these lines :"For once, Arnav Singh Raizada refused to be the caretaker of someone else's mistakes, someone else's pain. He needed her as much as she needs him in order to heal and move on. He could saw the same tempest in her eyes as he himself had experienced just a few hours prior, being apart from her...He knew she had been waiting, and that a moment too late, could have spelled something different for them!" you nailed it!

Til now this is the best description of Naaniji for me :"

Her utter confidence and conviction in Khushi! Thinking back to when Khushi looked after Arnav, when she worried for him, when she cried for him during the kidnapping! And her own grandson: now a changed man! The boy who had forgotten to smile, who never believed in love, in marriage, tradition, or its trappings, today came for that very love and to commit to her! Yet, she reminded them to be honest with themselves, and do what felt right to them! A neutral advocate for both!👏" for me she indeed is the epitome of what a matriarch should be...She had lost her own child too because of the same incident, but she didnt want the past eclipse the present : her grandson's chance to happiness...No wonder her daughter seemed so wise.

I loved what you said about Arnav's trust on Garima based on his own experience with her at GH...I give this to the CVs...they didn't show ASR deciding after hearing Garima's confession or anything...he used his own judgement again...to put the blame on who he believed was the culprit.

I loved how you described each aspect of the wedding. I loved how your hubby took the bold step...we know PDA in a social environment especially in your own wedding still raises eyebrows amongst elders. 😉

Loved your take as always!

Originally posted by: indi52

you could be right and i might never get my answers. but somehow the second wedding i felt was done more for external reasons and less for the intrinsics of the story. to me khushi is the kind of girl who can go way beyond and past conventions, who can look into the heart of things and get the point if she chooses to. the fabulous soliloquy where she accepts that she has feelings for him despite their relationship being so tied to hate, showed me untold depth. when asr overheard her telling her friends about the fabulous wedding they had i had no doubt in my mind that some day he will make amends for the terrible way she was forced to marry that night, but that it would end up in a full blown remarriage i hadn't realised. secondly, if he had been the one to suggest it as a way to honour her feelings and wishes, i guess i would have found a way into it, but the whole dadi thing and mention of avaidh relationship, the ugliness and tension which initiated it, left a funny feeling inside. however, i really enjoyed the way the various rituals were used to show the steady and compelling growth of trust and love. his all out effort to make her happy, her being completely touched by it, and finally her accepting him as her husband in her heart, even before the pheras were done. i saw a beautiful relationship phase being explored, the wedding its instrument.

but yes, i am happy for khushi, she got her wedding, and she giggled and danced her way through it, also she showed us the beauty of utter trust in love. and for him too, because now he knows exactly what she means to him, and strengthened by their love he reached a milestone in his life, he realised that the past had to be laid to rest and the future welcomed in. for which i guess i've got to thank dadi 😆 an even more consummate cupid than snake.😳