Mukhi is back with his Wit, Sensitivity & Sensibility - Page 2

Originally posted by: Tshaheen

Thanks whitepearl for a wonderful reviews about our very favorite ArMu and the entire YMMKD team, I am so proud and glad that they still keeping both of the characters same from begging just loved it and your writing was so awesome! But girls we all saw that she went with him to Amboli but how CVs going to put in place her dream s that will be interesting to see, but I have my full faith on our YMMKD team hope they are not going to disappoint us !!! Have great weekends girls!!

Indeed Pearl...the last two episodes made me fall in love and respect Mukhiji like never before..although, we all knew that he would be such an adorable and understanding husband...but the way it all spanned out, especially the last two episodes was just so so beautiful!! Thanks for this lovely post. Aru-Mukhi deserved this one, like anything!!
Seriously, what more can a girl ask for?? A man, who is sensitive, respect her parents, and just seamlessly becomes a part of her family...someone who just loves the girl as unconditionally as that. His love for her was almost as unconditional as that of a mother towards her child. No judgments and at the same time...being the happiest on her child's success. A mother just wants her child to fly high...even if it costs her anything...any amount of inconvenience cannot deter her from ensuring that the child acheives his/her dreams. I remember when I submitted my thesis, I thanked everyone in the Acknowledgement section...but just could not find words to Thank my mother...it was her achievement as much as mine...she indeed, just like Mukhi, has been the wind beneath my wings!! My respect for Mukhi, grew manifold and I literally saw him in a light that I did not know makers would be able to create so beautifully.
Totally loved the last two episodes...and every small nuance that the leads displayed!!

Originally posted by: C0raline

A beautiful post indeed!

Taking the same clich tracks or scenes and giving them a spin!

And yes, the character development is done beautifully from writing to execution!

Originally posted by: ..wateva..

Wonderful post WhitePearl..

It was a lovely week and we got to witness the depths of Mukhi's character... he has flooreed us and Aru with his strength of character specially this past week. it has been a treat to watch these episodes.. I love how they are keeping everything so real and relate-able. Both the leads have sparkling chemistry and look so effortless that its unbelievable.

Keep sharing your thoughts!!

Originally posted by: Debashri123

Indeed Pearl...the last two episodes made me fall in love and respect Mukhiji like never before..although, we all knew that he would be such an adorable and understanding husband...but the way it all spanned out,

😳 True Debashri...Mukhiji as you said deserves such love and respect.

especially the last two episodes was just so so beautiful!! Thanks for this lovely post. Aru-Mukhi deserved this one, like anything!!

🤗 Thank you dear ...again straight from my heart.
Seriously, what more can a girl ask for?? A man, who is sensitive, respect her parents, and just seamlessly becomes a part of her family...someone who just loves the girl as unconditionally as that.

That makes me dreamy. No wonder Aru decided to forgo her dreams for her love...she knows that there is someone to value her dreams but first thing first. Dreams can wait but a realtionship needs time to nurture as mukhi gyan says.

His love for her was almost as unconditional as that of a mother towards her child. No judgments and at the same time...being the happiest on her child's success

. A mother just wants her child to fly high...even if it costs her anything...any amount of inconvenience can deter her from ensuring that the child acheives his/her dreams.

🤣🤣 I agree his caring attitude reminds us of a father figure or a mother's love...but I just could not help laughing at the analogy. on serious note, He had been a father to her little Sister and Aru is of same age, so sometimes looks at her with similar caring attitude.

I remember when I submitted my thesis, I thanked everyone in the Acknowledgement section...but just could not find words to Thank my mother...it was her achievement as much as mine...she indeed, just like Mukhi, has been the wind beneath my wings!!

Hat's off to you.👍🏼...take my bow for such wonderful gesture and words for your mother dear.🤗 Mothers are special.❤️

My respect for Mukhi, grew manifold and I literally saw him in a light that I did not know makers would be able to create so beautifully.
Totally loved the last two episodes...and every small nuance that the leads displayed!!

🥳

A mother just wants her child to fly high...even if it costs her anything...any amount of inconvenience cannot deter her from ensuring that the child acheives his/her dreams.
Actually, the reason I brought this parent-child analogy was to signify the 'purity' of love that the leads have. For instance, a mother would love her child irrespective of the success or failure or the skin-colour, gender of the child...or any other thing whatsoever...even if I am an ugly-duckling for the world...I will always remain the crowned princess for my parents. It is as pure and as divine as that.
I feel the same for Mukhi...tomorrow, if Aru's face gets distorted in an accident or if she is blinded or any other thing which makes her physically less attractive or desirable...Mukhi will continue to love her with the same passion or devotion...he will be more heartbroken if Aru cannot fulfill her dreams...he'll be so proud if Aru succeeds...so, basically his love for her is not just a lame romantic love (Romance is definitely there)...but it has a lot of other emotions to it as well...a sense of purity and of course divinity...I could actually not find any other appropriate analogy in this case. 😊😊

Originally posted by: Debashri123

A mother just wants her child to fly high...even if it costs her anything...any amount of inconvenience cannot deter her from ensuring that the child acheives his/her dreams.

🤣🤣 I agree his caring attitude reminds us of a father figure or a mother's love...but I just could not help laughing at the analogy. on serious note, He had been a father to her little Sister and Aru is of same age, so sometimes looks at her with similar caring attitude.

Actually, the reason I brought this parent-child analogy was to signify the 'purity' of love that the leads have. For instance, a mother would love her child irrespective of the success or failure or the skin-colour, gender of the child...or any other thing whatsoever...even if I am an ugly-duckling for the world...I will always remain the crowned princess for my parents. It is as pure and as divine as that.
I feel the same for Mukhi...tomorrow, if Aru's face gets distorted in an accident or if she is blinded or any other thing which makes her physically less attractive or desirable...Mukhi will continue to love her with the same passion or devotion...he will be more heartbroken if Aru cannot fulfill her dreams...he'll be so proud if Aru succeeds...so, basically his love for her is not just a lame romantic love (Romance is definitely there)...but it has a lot of other emotions to it as well...a sense of purity and of course divinity...I could actually not find any other appropriate analogy in this case. 😊😊

Originally posted by: Debashri123

A mother just wants her child to fly high...even if it costs her anything...any amount of inconvenience cannot deter her from ensuring that the child acheives his/her dreams.

🤣🤣 I agree his caring attitude reminds us of a father figure or a mother's love...but I just could not help laughing at the analogy. on serious note, He had been a father to her little Sister and Aru is of same age, so sometimes looks at her with similar caring attitude.

Actually, the reason I brought this parent-child analogy was to signify the 'purity' of love that the leads have. For instance, a mother would love her child irrespective of the success or failure or the skin-colour, gender of the child...or any other thing whatsoever...even if I am an ugly-duckling for the world...I will always remain the crowned princess for my parents. It is as pure and as divine as that.
I feel the same for Mukhi...tomorrow, if Aru's face gets distorted in an accident or if she is blinded or any other thing which makes her physically less attractive or desirable...Mukhi will continue to love her with the same passion or devotion...he will be more heartbroken if Aru cannot fulfill her dreams...he'll be so proud if Aru succeeds...so, basically his love for her is not just a lame romantic love (Romance is definitely there)...but it has a lot of other emotions to it as well...a sense of purity and of course divinity...I could actually not find any other appropriate analogy in this case. 😊😊

Originally posted by: Shanayja

Debashri over here also I copy your thoughts.. yes he takes care of Aru just like a mother.. or the way he used to take care. Of Mishri.. selflessly. Obviously, romance is there, but we want to see their relation grow beyond the point of sacrifice.. where Mukhi starts getting jealous, feels passionately romantic for her, find solace in her arms, is ready to share all his secrets with Aru, and be her BFF. What I personally feel that a bonding of sacrifice do not let become two people comfortable with each other to share emotions. People will always hide emotions when there is a feeling of sacrifice, and that's what take them poles apart.