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Originally posted by: zoya_naziya
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The two scenes that really touched my heart today was the Rantara scene near the jeep where Raghu feels frustrated at having gone against DM. People might really be getting angry on DM for the kind of image that she has projected in front of Raghu (and the basti ppl) but I am liking all such scenes only for the reason that it adds layers to Raghu's character. There is a very raw innocence in Raghu that touches me at various level when he talks like how he spoke today; those words, his dialogues, his emotions for the woman who has made him.. Yes, he is the guy he is today coz of DM.. Probably some weeks/months later, he will come to know that a major portion of his life is a lie but these lies are what has made him the gem of a guy he is today..The other scene is where he picks up the mouth organ to play but DM's words rings in his ears and he stops himself from playing. there is that realization that Antara has changed him but he doesn't want to acknowledge that very explicitly. may be coz he doesn't want to go away from her and hence he is being ignorant and giving leeway for his budding relationship with Antara..Dayamai spoke about kartavya and bhavnaein... In Raghu's life, kartavya stands for DM and bhavnaein stands for Antara ... DM tells him that kartavya has to be chosen and one should not get carried away by emotions... It is to be seen when and how Raghu realizes this dilemma in his life and how he tackles it..
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That's a nice observation Zoya. It is indeed true that whatever Raghu is today, is because of DM, and we cannot blame him for giving her the most important place in his heart. One thing about DM's actions is, as much as she wants to distance Raghu and Antara, her actions so far haven't worked that way, rather they have only helped them come closer. The understanding they share is so deep that petty misunderstandings can do no harm to them. As I wrote earlier in my review on page 1, DM's insistence that Raghu has changed, has brought him one step closer to the realization of his feelings. So unknowingly, DM has acted as a catalyst rather than a deterrant.
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