What an innocent and vulnerable emotion - Page 3

Originally posted by: AreYaar

Thanks! :)

Re: Sameer...lol more than heartless, he's a typical teenage boy...shallow, vain and petty in many ways...I kinda like that the writers are keeping that realism rather than making him a cliched "bad boy turned lovesick puppy" overnight...he's an aimless kid right now who has no real reason to think kindly of Naina after all that she put him through in the early days...but let's not forget that before all this happened, he was naturally kind to Naina without any vested interest (like the way he helped her with the chain of her cycle etc.)..which shows that he's a good person at heart who right now has become consumed by his lame bet as a way of getting back at Naina.

It's realistic cuz no regular boy would fall in love with Naina's OTT champu ways so easily...anyone would be weirded out as a first reaction, least of all the so called heartthrob of the school😆.

Invariably though this bet is helping him interact with Naina and learn her personality as a whole beyond her OTT padhaaku chamchi ways...it's a subconscious thing at this point.

Originally posted by: URnotThisBody

Somewhere I love seeing the 90s inanimate objects . Be it gold spot ka bottle, fountain pen, Walkmans, postcards, plastic mein chooosne Wala Pepsi etc etc. Simple si story just how I usually like it.

@bbkd- arre wah Tum bhi. I started off with your aye sinamika vm only. Still has that charm.damn Sony TV.. such potential it had .I hope Sony doesn't pull this off air like it did for Bbkd for trp sake.

Originally posted by: dilse99

Anyway, yes I agree on the vulnerability of Naina. She is the heart of the show and a totally relatable character for many of us. When I compare her to the other inane female characters on TV, she is just so much more believable, likeable, and well-written. The narration in the background contributes a lot to that. Hope this show is given a chance, as I am already starting to remember what happened to BBKD at right around this time. 😕

Originally posted by: dixie123

So true! Naina is innocent here but acting her age having her first crush😳, every action of Sameer is taken only as a positive feeling. She is in 7th heaven since he is reciprocating to her ! Felt sorry for her yesterday. The other girls in her class are not friendly to her at all. I wonder why.

Sameer on his part whenever she gives attention he laughs at her. Once madam stops giving him attention he starts running behind her 😆 wanting the attention again..

Originally posted by: AreYaar

Thanks! :)

Re: Sameer...lol more than heartless, he's a typical teenage boy...shallow, vain and petty in many ways...I kinda like that the writers are keeping that realism rather than making him a cliched "bad boy turned lovesick puppy" overnight...he's an aimless kid right now who has no real reason to think kindly of Naina after all that she put him through in the early days...but let's not forget that before all this happened, he was naturally kind to Naina without any vested interest (like the way he helped her with the chain of her cycle etc.)..which shows that he's a good person at heart who right now has become consumed by his lame bet as a way of getting back at Naina.

It's realistic cuz no regular boy would fall in love with Naina's OTT champu ways so easily...anyone would be weirded out as a first reaction, least of all the so called heartthrob of the school😆.

Invariably though this bet is helping him interact with Naina and learn her personality as a whole beyond her OTT padhaaku chamchi ways...it's a subconscious thing at this point.

Originally posted by: Serenite

Agree that Naina is the quintessential 90's "nice" girl next door but she is imperfect as well - she is biased towards her family. She rambles about the guilt of lying to her family but the same girl did not once think about absolving Sameer of being labeled as thief even after knowing that her brother Arjun was the culprit in the first place! Nah - her family precedes everything including Sameer even if it meant an innocent is continued to being labeled guilty. As cheer leaders of Naina we tend to overlook her faults. Ironic isn't it?

I would have been surprised if Sameer even showed a liking towards Naina at this point - that definitely would be total cliche - bad boy liking good girl after 50 days.

As URnotThisBody aptly said "We get too much time to mull over a simple action or a sequence. "

Originally posted by: AreYaar

THIS. Very well put! I absolutely agree...Naina is far from perfect...she has many flaws too...as you rightly pointed out, her bias towards her family to the point of blindness...she is QUITE judgemental otherwise except initially in the case of Sameer when she was making excuses for why he might be smoking...but it didn't take her a second to otherwise dismiss him as a liar and a thief quite viciously...so they are both flawed and circumstances have played their part too.

Naina is naive but also quite judgemental in other ways...and Sameer is not the typical bad boy with a heart of gold who melts overnight...they are both realistic, flawed ppl.

And yes, Sameer really doesn't have a reason at this point to think kindly towards Naina...she hasn't given him much cause other than now randomly softening towards him but by then his plan was already in motion...lol

As a personality, Sameer hasn't seen much of Naina other than her teacher's pet, tattletale ways, her stuttering in front of her father, so can't fully blame him for his opinion of Naina...the rest of his reactions stem from pettiness.

They are still yet to learn much about each other...even Naina felt a pause on learning that Sameer is not family oriented and in fact hates the word "family"...it shook her for a bit.