Originally posted by: SurrealFantasy
Res for a detailed reply and for the happiness of seeing an entire expression on Shagun's face. #luckyme
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I usually talk about the scenes, but today I'll start my talk about the relationships shown -
Ishita - Raman : People have felt that Ishita isn't there for Raman enough. I kindly like to disagree, especially seeing how she has always been his support whenever Adi, his greatest weakness, has been considered. Today was just another day in the turbulent lives of Ishita and Raman. It was all there - his guilt at being the cause behind their father's disrespect, at being the reason behind the sudden bitterness and drama in the happy ceremony for their nephew/niece and sister; her complete denial for his baseless guilt and wiping away his tears without a second thought. An almost exact role exchange from the molestation fiasco. They've exchanged their roles, but at the end of the day, all Shagun has managed to do is cement their relationship even stronger. they've become companions to such an extent - being able to calm a person's insecurities and tame a person's guilt - that Shagun is surely going to fall flat on her face no matter what ridiculous ploy she adopts. I absolutely adored the way he asks "tumhe mujhpe bharosa hai" and she instinctively says "poora bharosa hai." No second thoughts. Not a second to think about it. These two live with that trust - bonded with that mutual feeling of absolutely needing the other person to complete his/her self - forged by first "majboori" then "dosti" and now "pyaar."
Totally agree. She has been there for him, trying to give him strength and emotional support
Amma - Appa - The same story played out in the house of the senior Iyers. Appa's guilt and Amma's consoling. Neena ji cries so well. The first few seconds before Appa enters - beautiful. Amma rightfully tells Appa that in a marriage you have to share and solve problems together. It applies to their kids too - Ishita and Raman always try to shield the other person and go around fixing troubles themselves. Param, then accident, then license and the list is endless. They need to understand that they are wheels of the SAME car - there's only a certain point a single wheel can drag to. At some point, both the wheels need to spin in tandem.
Lovely analogy. Wish Ishra would learn more from Amma and Appa. Also is it weird that they don't show this type of relationship between Toshiji and Papaji? Its just usually them having fun with each other (loaded) which is nice, or him telling her to be calm down. Papaji is one of my favorite characters because he is so sensible. Would be nice to see more scenes with him. I used to especially like his and Appa's friendship.
The rest of the episode had Romi's realization and for the first time I didn't skip it. Aly had good expressions - mellow and of someone at his lowest. He has fallen - and knows that Shagun was the hurdle that put him down. And his realization in itself showed that even he believes what we've been saying for quite sometime now - he's lost his brain cells along with his swimmers.
Tomorrow he's gonna confront Shagun and she's going to call him impotent? Right? Did she say those exact words - 'cause I changed the channel once RKB gave his last dialogue. Any way doesn't impotence mean not being able to do the deed because you-know-why. Romi is infertile/sterile but not impotent, right? Am I trying to read too much into this or is Shagun being her stupid self?
I will enjoy watching Shagun dig her own grave. Yep keep pushing Romi back to his family and hopefully he will confide in his actual bhabhi this time.
Anyway, more than IshRa, I loved that RKB IS BACK IN ACTION.
He has lost his impotence (😆) - puts forth his conditions before his boss, rightly looks at the CCTV cameras, discovers what has happened, calls Subbu, locates Romi, understands his ploy and dons those glasses like some action flick hero and says that he's going to wait for the culprit to turn back home. Pack your bags faster Shagun because #RKBfoundhisballs
So then, we have the hitting on the head with a pan thing. Reminds me of Tom and Jerry so bad. #angerissues
I really want Ishita and Romi to team up now - the scene where he eats all of the undercooked chicken for Ishita comes to mind. As irresponsible and immature of a guy he is, his relationship with Ishita has been pure - his anger on Param when he says her name in the farmhouse and the Suraj drama. #bhabhidevar
Love the way you describe this. I've always had a problem with Romi as a character even though I enjoy watching Aly Goni's performance. How they can have him do the things he does and expect us to laugh at his joke the next week is weird to me. Here's hoping for a proper reformation track for this character where he wins over Sarika not because of his problem but because of the problem he left her in.