Pyar toh hona hi tha! - Page 6

Originally posted by: chicksoup

Ri,

I didn't really read too much into that dialogue, since that is what most dads from that generation want for their kids.

Prabhakar has kept his family away from the Reddys, because he doesn't want the greed to engulf the innocence of his family. He is not with the Reddys for the money, but something else. Is it the respect he gets being the advisor to KK? He has developed a bond with KK over the years, his work for KK excites him, as well as keeps him away from his family. That could also be the part he would want to change about himself. He overcame the moh for money, but he chased adulations over quality time with family. He feels he has not lived a full life. He must want Sid to overcome what he couldn't...here his son seems to falter even with what the father managed to conquer. It must be quite disappointing.😆

I really feel for Prabhakar, Ri. And yesterday I felt Sid would give his dad a massive heart attack one day!😭

Originally posted by: .bohemian.

It was quite the opposite for me, Soup. I felt the whole conversation of paying the price of success etc was built up on that.

Adulation over money... hmmm... I feel there is something more than that.

I felt for Prabhakar, today. His son disappointed him yet again. Quite liked that scene though. He was relentless until Sid finally owned up. Nothing dramatic or the typical slap.

Loving the discussion on the thread. Had not seen the promo you listed. So it it all about Anu. There was a dialog in one of the episodes though, when she was walking away from him... that one day she would chase him.

Originally posted by: ctanzil

Is this drama a good catch?have not been in touch with Indian soap for ages.accidently, watched a sweet promo in you tube and thought to give it a try.😊

Originally posted by: sanfan

Hi Ri, ( hope I can call you that)
I agree...I would not just assume that dialogue to be an off the cuff one!! It has to have special meaning even if it could be something that is as simple as a bounden duty not to forsake an old friend..(just one of the assumptions...it could be something deeper)

The thing is sometimes it appears that Prabhakar looks absolutely unaware of the undercurrents when actually indicating the opposite. For instance..when Kk mentioned the media idea... Prabhakar kinda laughed it off but when Kartik made those leading points...one could see the cloud over his expressions, somehow giving the feeling that though Prabhakar was willing to look at the loss of deal in realistic terms (naturally, he was in charge so he is right to assume responsibility for its failure) his expression seemed to suggest that the elasticity of the bond was being tested.

Sorry about my obsession about the Kk Prabhakar bond 😆 😆 but somehow for me it's shadows will encompass the young couple's dynamics. Unless the creases in that older bond are ironed, the creases will manifest and magnify in the other bond.

Originally posted by: sanfan

Hi Ri, ( hope I can call you that)

Yes of course 😃 Hi there.

I agree...I would not just assume that dialogue to be an off the cuff one!! It has to have special meaning even if it could be something that is as simple as a bounden duty not to forsake an old friend..(just one of the assumptions...it could be something deeper)

Maybe it has to do with something KK did but Prabhakar found unacceptable. And regrets looking the other way.

The thing is sometimes it appears that Prabhakar looks absolutely unaware of the undercurrents when actually indicating the opposite. For instance..when Kk mentioned the media idea... Prabhakar kinda laughed it off but when Kartik made those leading points...one could see the cloud over his expressions, somehow giving the feeling that though Prabhakar was willing to look at the loss of deal in realistic terms (naturally, he was in charge so he is right to assume responsibility for its failure) his expression seemed to suggest that the elasticity of the bond was being tested.

Sorry about my obsession about the Kk Prabhakar bond 😆 😆 but somehow for me it's shadows will encompass the young couple's dynamics. Unless the creases in that older bond are ironed, the creases will manifest and magnify in the other bond.

I too find KK Prabhakar bond quite intriguing. KK's blind faith in his friend after losing the deal does not sit well. There is something deeper there.

Originally posted by: .bohemian.

Originally posted by: .bohemian.

Soup,

The choice of senior actors is really good, particularly the fathers. They actually 'look' like fathers.

The chasing dialog reminded me of EDKV. And Shravan set up a very public humiliation of Suman at the party for his side of hisaab barabar. Sid hopefully is more mature than that.

As for the precap, if Sid asks for his father's resignation, he would get a kick on his royal behind by none other than KK himself. As is, he is on thin ice with his dad on the drug thing. Maybe he would ask for autonomy or Sweetyji to be hired too (going to miss the bonding between the two).