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Originally posted by: arunabhi
The second RT , Congrats G đđđ
Congrats again Gan... jst now saw that RSA has retweeted your collages of his. Wonderful.. they are so beautiful that it deserves such recognition. Congo shongo dah'ling..đ
Coming to the episode, but for the first scene when Adi was being dragged away, nothing connected with me. Brilliantly enacted and the pain was really heart-wrenching. Great job Gautam. The pain a child faces thanks to his parents separation was beautifully portrayed.. I cried with you.Actually I felt a kind of deja-vu at the end of it all. Cant even bring myself to comment on Shagun's banshee screeching... and that must be a new low for me. đI felt that there was such a total disconnect in the flow of the episode ..some bad editing to give more screen time for shagun, perhaps?My comments are usually based on what I feel when I watch the show, may be anger towards a character or total gushing love towards one, or an intense reaction to a situation but today I, as a woman, feel sad, abused and disgraced..Before I sign off, one last comment on the last scene and precap. I am with Ishita in this. It is very selfish to want to marry sareeka just to ensure that the lineage is continued, it is wrong on so many levels. When that girl asked for help, nobody spared a stone in thrashing her and everybody was eager to kick her out. Now that Romi has issues, they are out looking for her? And what if after the marriage she gives birth to a girl or even worse after marriage has a miscarriage then what? Will they kick her out? because these things do happen .. and all are part of the reality that is called life..Raman is shown in the precap explaining to Ishita about why the need of the hour is to find sareeka 'cos of Romi's condition. Does that mean that Raman too thinks that a certain value is attached to a man or woman's ability to procreate? Does he really understand and accept Ishita's condition? Would he have married Ishita with her medical condition if he was also a childless divorcee?Note to self: Chill Malu, repeat 1000000 times.. "dont get so attached to someone's figment of imagination.. it is written with TRPs in mind.. "Sorry Gan, and everybody else on this thread for coming up with a totally negative take. I apologize.I am so looking forward to reading the uplifting comments by my friends here in the thread.
Originally posted by: arunabhi
The flashback made me cry and I just longed for one thing. Editors you could have really played this. They deserve it.Shaam jab dhalti hain subah muskurati hain
Khushbuye lutati hain sun
Udaasi ke lamho mein hamein muskurana hain
Tere dil ka mere dil se rishta purana hain
Originally posted by: dilshath
I have a doubt about YHM. Ruhi is the heart of YHM. But for so many months full of ADI...ADI. what about her. Also so many confusions for
opening so many tracks at a time. Toshiji full of overreact. She nevercry like this for Raman Ishita. So partiality. YHM essence is missingnowadays. It is hard to see Raman Ruhi Ishita. One thing I like is MIHIR - RINKY.
Congrats again Gan... jst now saw that RSA has retweeted your collages of his. Wonderful.. they are so beautiful that it deserves such recognition. Congo shongo dah'ling..đ
Coming to the episode, but for the first scene when Adi was being dragged away, nothing connected with me. Brilliantly enacted and the pain was really heart-wrenching. Great job Gautam. The pain a child faces thanks to his parents separation was beautifully portrayed.. I cried with you.Actually I felt a kind of deja-vu at the end of it all. Cant even bring myself to comment on Shagun's banshee screeching... and that must be a new low for me. đI felt that there was such a total disconnect in the flow of the episode ..some bad editing to give more screen time for shagun, perhaps?My comments are usually based on what I feel when I watch the show, may be anger towards a character or total gushing love towards one, or an intense reaction to a situation but today I, as a woman, feel sad, abused and disgraced..Before I sign off, one last comment on the last scene and precap. I am with Ishita in this. It is very selfish to want to marry sareeka just to ensure that the lineage is continued, it is wrong on so many levels. When that girl asked for help, nobody spared a stone in thrashing her and everybody was eager to kick her out. Now that Romi has issues, they are out looking for her? And what if after the marriage she gives birth to a girl or even worse after marriage has a miscarriage then what? Will they kick her out? because these things do happen .. and all are part of the reality that is called life..Raman is shown in the precap explaining to Ishita about why the need of the hour is to find sareeka 'cos of Romi's condition. Does that mean that Raman too thinks that a certain value is attached to a man or woman's ability to procreate? Does he really understand and accept Ishita's condition? Would he have married Ishita with her medical condition if he was also a childless divorcee?Note to self: Chill Malu, repeat 1000000 times.. "dont get so attached to someone's figment of imagination.. it is written with TRPs in mind.. "Sorry Gan, and everybody else on this thread for coming up with a totally negative take. I apologize.I am so looking forward to reading the uplifting comments by my friends here in the thread.
It was one of those rare calm nights in Delhi, the kind that carried a soft breeze, the scent of blooming mogra, and a strange kind of silence...
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