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Accidental Intermediary
With 'Accidental Intermediary'madam writer has begin to stir the pot and make R&B ,II and us too go through what is called as 'the honeymoon blues'
Honeymoon is a transitional time which doesn't exactly reflect the day to day married life.Couples do face the blues when they understand that life together cannot be always about romantic lunches , dinners or dancing away into the wee hours of the night , holding hands all the time, the pampering , luxuries or even the 24/ 7 attention that they try to give each other .
This kind of honeymoon cannot continue for most couples and they have to heed to demands and distractions of real life . It catches up, you know . This is what madam writer is putting us all through, I get it.
To understand the balance between work and family, complexity of the father son relationship which is hanging by a thin thread , the fabric of family relationships , II will have to through a time which will be akin to a period of adjustment status. Dangerous grounds .
Also the boulder which is waiting to crush us all with the Paris as base issue. We have always seen II as being the life at DII , malcha marg and even at work too. There's too much nostalgia and connect for all the readers to II being based in india. While she might not play the match maker between her husband and father in law, her father in law has a minimum expectation of aap aao to sahi betaji, mehfil e rounak ! That's always been his emotional pitch to her. Sam, tan , Mihir ,vandu , Bala,Amma Appa, not to mention omg shravu, nandu , lasya and Minion are all such dearies in this story. What about the chachu family too. So much untouched yet.
To displace II to Paris would be ...hmmm interesting.
R&B is treading on thin ice here...
With 'Accidental Intermediary'madam writer has begin to stir the pot and make R&B ,II and us too go through what is called as 'the honeymoon blues'
Honeymoon is a transitional time which doesn't exactly reflect the day to day married life.Couples do face the blues when they understand that life together cannot be always about romantic lunches , dinners or dancing away into the wee hours of the night , holding hands all the time, the pampering , luxuries or even the 24/ 7 attention that they try to give each other .
This kind of honeymoon cannot continue for most couples and they have to heed to demands and distractions of real life . It catches up, you know . This is what madam writer is putting us all through, I get it.
To understand the balance between work and family, complexity of the father son relationship which is hanging by a thin thread , the fabric of family relationships , II will have to through a time which will be akin to a period of adjustment status. Dangerous grounds .
Also the boulder which is waiting to crush us all with the Paris as base issue. We have always seen II as being the life at DII , malcha marg and even at work too. There's too much nostalgia and connect for all the readers to II being based in india. While she might not play the match maker between her husband and father in law, her father in law has a minimum expectation of aap aao to sahi betaji, mehfil e rounak ! That's always been his emotional pitch to her. Sam, tan , Mihir ,vandu , Bala,Amma Appa, not to mention omg shravu, nandu , lasya and Minion are all such dearies in this story. What about the chachu family too. So much untouched yet.
To displace II to Paris would be ...hmmm interesting.
R&B is treading on thin ice here...
Anupamaa
