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Originally posted by: journalgirl321

AND when Kunal gets irritated with Kuhu on the pronunciation between "flower" and "flour" 🤣

versus Maya when she says "Monisha, yeh 'haila' tak toh theek tha, but this 'haichi' is vernacularly middle class!"

Omg I was actually going to write this but then I saw your comment. 😆 Kunal always tries to correct everyone's grammar- one more thing that is similar to Maya. 😃

Oh my friggin' god guys! Sarabhai...🤣

Clarity kahan ho aap? You need to write something on this.

Abir as Rosesh is ❤️! Imagine Abir in a nasal accent saying "momma ka purse, jaise hospital ki pyaari koi nurse"

Originally posted by: aquaHP

I am in an alternate universe imagining:

Kunal as Maya

Mishti as Monisha

Abir as Rosesh

Kuhu as Sahil??

Meenu as Indravadan because only she can be that savage😂😂😂

https://www.instagram.com/p/B8zEcqlAf4j/?igshid=6z06v2ue58sn

Did Indravadan say "Maatri Chaaya" at the end? 😆 That would have been perfect for Kunal when the show started.

Originally posted by: PureDrivenSnow

Oh my friggin' god guys! Sarabhai...🤣

Clarity kahan ho aap? You need to write something on this.

Abir as Rosesh is ❤️! Imagine Abir in a nasal accent saying "momma ka purse, jaise hospital ki pyaari koi nurse"

IKR?!! Jab Clarity ko hona chahiye to wo hai nahi. I really thought she would make an entrance but she is probably asleep by now.

@bold: 🤣🤣

Originally posted by: Nikki_wanderer

Did Indravadan say "Maatri Chaaya" at the end? 😆 That would have been perfect for Kunal when the show started.

Yes, he did!! And I say we continue with it's usage now😆

Originally posted by: Julianna154ever

That's really beautiful @aquaHP. The way you define Kuhu, it is really beautiful. She seems completely realistic to me. Since childhood, she's suffered so much, struggled so much. It hurts when the family you had struggled so much to get ignores your feelings just to please someone else. It's not bad of them that they loved Mishti and Mishti too wasn't wrong in her place but everybody overlooked how bad Kuhu must have felt. The family failed to understand a child's insecurities.

And whenever Kuhu wanted to protest, to let her emotions out - the way it came out, to others it appeared as if she's throwing tantrums, is being disrespectful, illogical and immature. Because hey! if your family scolds you or treats you in a certain way that it's for you to become better but they failed to realize that these small issues can make a huge difference in a child's life. After reading your post, I can make out that Kuhu grew up by keeping all her true emotions to herself because nobody cared enough.

And I really don't think that there is anything wrong with Kuhu prefers money and is being materialistic. I mean, who isn't materialistic and is a complete saint in this world? Kuhu cannot be called materialistic for according to me she is practical and realistic. So what if she liked Kunal for his background first. Hasn't she developed a lot since her marriage? She loves her husband dearly and if she hadn't why would she have fought to be with him.

But this is the problem with ITV. They pick up a complex character and then they fail to deal with it and give it proper justice. And then there is the curse of being a second lead/parallel lead which, to be honest, these second lead characters seem nothing more than a prop to me for they are only needed to push the story for the main characters forward.

And as you said, the makers are turning Kuhu's character to negative. This is what ITV is all about, the blacks and the whites - they don't understand the greys.

Thank you, Shonali!!

I am absolutely in love with how Kuhu has been written and how this show has been written too. I think this is one of the very few shows where all the characters are right where they are coming from and 95% of the time the writers have not tried to show that falana person is better or so. They have kept it so real that you see each character's POV and understand and appreciate the characters for just being humans.

@bold: As I mentioned, the post was written a while back and my opinion has since changed, rather I should say that the plot has developed to show how they wish to take the story forward.

I'm actually kind of happy with the way Kuhu's character is shaping up to be. They have kept her characteristics intact and everything she says or does has motivation behind it, even though it takes a lot of patience to continue watching the episodes to reach a point where that Eureka moment comes and you realise why she was behaving the way she was. So, kudos to the writers for doing what they are doing!👏

P.S. my only complaint that will remain till eternity will be the way they butchered Nishant's character. That character had so much potential and they completely trashed it.

@aqua: This crossover is just getting more and more hilarious! I can sort of imagine Kuhu as Indravadan too, always cutting Maya down to size with his wit.

@Peace: Exactly! It just feels weird for Mishti to be pulling the ear of a person who could have been her husband or her boss. I like how Kuhu didn't switch to 'aap' for Abir immediately after her wedding, nor did Abir expect her to -- their previous relationship continued until they became closer after navratri and the divorce papers. It was only then that Kuhu started calling him "aap," I guess because he had truly earned that respect in her eyes, and she saw him as an older brother rather than just a buddy. I wish there were such nuances in the Kunal/Mishti equation. I'm at least glad he calls her Mishti and not bhabhi. Leaves room for something more organic to develop.

@Nikki: Absolutely agree on Kevin/Kuhu. I would love to see her have a proper breakdown and for her family to confront their role in her downward spiral. I can totally see Mishti flaring up in defense of BM and BP and dismissing Kuhu's feelings. With these writers, it's harder to imagine her apologising and acknowledging what Kuhu has been through, but like Snow said, the silver lining of not having new episodes is being able to imagine our own version -- and there are definitely so many elements of TIU that fit.

And YES! The way adoption is handled on that show really sets a benchmark for me. I so wanted Kunal and Parul's relationship to mimic Randall and William's. In fact, I have an HC that the he takes Parul back to Rajgarh for the first time in 25+ years so she can reuinite with her family and introduce him. No brownie points for guessing which TIU episode inspired that.

Sam, even if we ignore mishnal's history (though its extremely difficult to put aside the hatred & grudges that kunal had for mishti till his birth reveal), still given that both mishti & kunal come across as quite sincere, serious & reserved kind of people, so at this point even a friendly banter between the 2 would look ott, so that ear-pulling was major cringe & not required😡

somehow the rush for mishnal bond development seems very off, I mean I understand that the future track would require them to be on same side so they have to show a bond development but the execution sucks big time, and then scenes like these just ruins it further

just hope they remain consistent with the lack of deep connection(and if they want to build it hope they take it slow this time) in this bond as we saw in the last few episodes😕

I personally wouldnt like to see another devar-bhabhi bond between mishnal, it just doesnt suit their personalities

loved this caption- their twisted push & pull:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-1eQ0AhwVw/

another parallel:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-2UtWMhwYT/

new vm from kunal's pov:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-2W71qBn1s/

Originally posted by: peacenfun

another parallel:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-2UtWMhwYT/

Ooohhh I wanna talk about this parallel. It's really interesting because I took Kunal's line about being a loser to mean that he would lose his family's respect and he'd be the reason behind the house losing its charm and light if Kuhu left. I didn't really see it other way, but this parallel has me thinking. For Kuhu, her "foolish" love for Kunal was what made her feel like a loser, because she couldn't leave him no matter how hard she tried. But for Kunal, does being a loser mean losing that same love? Or does it mean something completely different to him?