ArHi SS: Heartbeat Radio - Completed - Page 31

Read the first few chapters and  I cannot stop reading the others.

Death is one thing which brought these two together .

Originally posted by: Arshi67

Hi. Just caught up with the last few chapters. 

Arnav wanted Lavanya to berate him in order to assuage his own feelings of guilt. 

Interesting that he acknowledges Anjali's emotional weakness. 

With Khushi his dil and dimaag have always fought - caring for her and about her internally while showering her with vitriol externally. 

I couldn't understand the caring internally but hating externally part. If he hated her, he could have simply left her alone. It would have been good for both of them. But he pulls that proverbial pig tails in the playground but unfortunately they aren't 5 anymore. There were times when I wanted to scream at Arnav for how cruel he was being. But it worked out for them in the end.. so.

Originally posted by: AlwyzT.

As I haven't (still) watched all the episodes of IPKKND, I find it quite unjust to judge the characters of the show. Because for a judgement to be initiated, there must always be a testament that can explain the person's response to every stimulus which sadly is unknown to me.

Arnav is like a meteor and Khushi the atmosphere. When he collides with her, something ignites. Something burns. He burns. And along with him burns the sanity. Then, bad decisions are made. He doesn't put his thoughts to ramble around his actions. He's just that way.

Khushi reminds me of the viruses during eclipse phase. Her nature is transparent. She's loving, forgiving yet hideous. I find her character more amusing than Arnav's. She holds on to her perspective and hardly lets it falter away. She is sometimes what she doesn't appear to be. Maybe she hides some pieces of her to take them with her till grave, I don't know.

Khushi was shown too unpredictable in the show. I lost the fold of her character when she agreed to marry Arnav on his threat to call off Akash's wedding. It was necessary for the show to move on. Maybe that's why sometimes the characters were shown too superficial at times.

As I said, I don't intend any judgement. I love IPK the way it is. :)

I love you for bringing out the depths of the characters on the surface for us to see more than what we did.

I don't say the nicest things. You write the nicest things. That's great!

:=)

Khushi is unpredictable and sometimes lacks tangibility with her decisions. In fact she is driven by her emotions in that very moment which makes stuff hard for everyone around her. She has bottled up everything and doesn't share with her sister. It makes hard for people around her to understand and accept her decision. It isn't always good to be a scape goat voluntarily and expect people to experience guilt. It doesn't happen and expecting it to happen - doesn't make sense.

Trust needs to be earned even if it is family. I feel that has been the primary problem between people in IPK. Thankfully they get over it quickly.

Thanks for your words :=)

Originally posted by: Mirabell

Such poetry in the language you use and such poetry in the characters you evoke here. Whether you consider yourself a poet or otherwise is moot.

Thank YOU for writing

Thank the Universe for giving me a map to find your writing

:)

Thank you for your comment. And welcome :-) I still don't consider myself as a poet because the words I post are random generation in a moment of...clarity or insanity. I still don't understand the difference :-)

Originally posted by: Mirabell

Or perhaps the magic IS in the tension, stretching, pulling and pushing those boundaries upon which these two reside? Its a crafty dance they play, whether these two get hurt or otherwise, Arnav's prayer are reserved for Lavanya and NK.. collateral damage perhaps?

What can I say - Its isnt just a story any more.. its the story and these exchanges in within smaller boxes thats pulling and pushing me! So, thank you!! :)

But the dance is so violent that innocent bystanders are getting hurt. When I come down from the high of sheer passion of their courtship I realize that both their worlds are much more complicated than their personal tug of war. So yes, they are collateral damage.

I am not sure what you are thanking me for but am sure lapping up the compliment :=)

Originally posted by: Mirabell