The Heart wants what it wants - Page 2

Originally posted by: PlainJane

Nice post. I agree with all your points. 😊

This episode was fantastic. My favorite scene was the JalSena moment. The scene with the red curtain was aesthetically pleasing. The chemistry between Jaldev/Varundev and DevSena is so organic. It seems very natural. I love how they are just attracted to each other, without knowing how or why. They have had so less interaction, but you are bound to believe in their love. That's chemistry right there.

Mekhla becoming obsessed with Shiva is worrisome. I don't want her to come between Devsena and Jaldev. To be fair, Mekhla is a very interesting character. I like her, but I am also wary of her.

So the real Sambhavija is trapped in the mirror and the other Sambhavija says 'your daughter' to the one in the mirror. Does it mean that the one in the mirror took Silamban away from the other queen? And I wonder whose daughter is Mekala. The show has lot of suspense to keep us hooked... and I'm liking this.

I'm liking Mahisha's angle in this story as well... he isn't an outright villain. He is on a mission, much like Jaldev except his mission is about killing Sambhavija. He is a loyalist to the other queen just like Jaldev is a loyalist to the Aryan's cause.

@Payal, I am wondering about the same. Since their love is eternal, beyond the boundaries of death & time and so pure that they have reincarnated in order to fulfill the unrequited one from their previous birth, then why no soul stirring moments when they are meeting face to face for the first time!! I understand the makers may want to go slow this time and I am not complaining either; but considering the depth of the emotions they had established in mere 48 hours of celluloid life in the previous incarnation starting from their very first meeting itself and Varundev v2.0's first reaction near the cave, logically & for fluidity, I had expected a few ethereal moments when they meet flesh & blood for the first time, instead of that superficial physical attraction.

Yesterday's episode was too good !

Also, Mahisha's intentions were made clear. He's also a man on a mission. I think he'll fall prey to anger and lose control over his power.

Hi guys, new to the show but not to the forum- I come here on and off, and Aarambh pulled me back!

With regards to the "love differences" between Vasena and Jasena I think it's a matter of personality as well as circumstances. For Varun Dev and Devsena the intensity was much more because the situation around them was much more intense- the Aryans had shown up for the first time as an army, the Dravidian had the earth upended from under them, the Aryans had meet actual worthwhile enemies for the first time etc etc. it was a very intense active war situation- as a result the relation and soul connection between the two was amped up. They both literally had two days to fall in love and when Varun dev confessed both were facing death the next day- so of course the connection was intense, immense, and immediate. And so overwhelming that they killed each other rather than live in a world without each other.

Now in this situation the Aryan- Dravid side by side has been a status quo. It is more of a Cold War or a detente- and in this situation a person cannot be amped up all the time. It's obvious that both of them feel a pull and an attraction towards each other- very strong on both sides. And on Jal Devs side there is also admiration even as there is calculation. For Devsena- she is far too preoccupied with Hahumas warning, and she isn't stripped raw and vulnerable like her precious reincarnation cause her support system is still in place.

So given the surroundings and the more breathable atmosphere this love story cannot have the same intensity from the get go. Instead they will get to know each other and love form. What that does for their duty I'm not sure, as JD is not as desperate as Varun dev was, nor are the Aryans in the same desperate situation. On the other hand the Dravidians are in a worse situation so it will be interesting.

With regards to Devsena giving up her love to his sister I think it's highly unlikely- for one he is an Aryan, so he isn't gonna marry Mekhla from the get go. Secondly there isn't any strategic value in marrying the second sister who has no power. If there was a marriage it would be to Devsena to untie Aryans and Dravidians and bring about a peaceful merger. Only way he would be pressured to marry M would be if there was a plan to kill Devsena to have a more pliable queen. In which care I'm pretty sure Jal Dev by that point would kill himself rather than allow Devsena to die. Or commit mutual suicide like last time!

Any hints as to if this is a multiple reincarnation story? I hope not! How many times can they do this? Until the modern era?

Beautiful post...Could not respond earlier as too busy at work...

I don't think Silamban is Siyala's (that's how I heard her name, correct me if I am wrong) husband. She says to Mahisha that they were going to marry and Silamban was taken from her by SJ. They may have been in love once, though seeing her obsessed look I have a gut feeling that it is one sided. She might just burn her Kingdom down with her obsession.

Originally posted by: S.Stephy

So the real Sambhavija is trapped in the mirror and the other Sambhavija says 'your daughter' to the one in the mirror. Does it mean that the one in the mirror took Silamban away from the other queen? And I wonder whose daughter is Mekala. The show has lot of suspense to keep us hooked... and I'm liking this.

I'm liking Mahisha's angle in this story as well... he isn't an outright villain. He is on a mission, much like Jaldev except his mission is about killing Sambhavija. He is a loyalist to the other queen just like Jaldev is a loyalist to the Aryan's cause.

Originally posted by: Lady_Macbeth

Yesterday's episode was too good !

My favourite scene was of course Jaladev action scene to save D n queen S from the soldiers sent by Queen Siala. A big round of applause to the director and Rajniesh both , for directing and enacting the scene so seamlessly and beautifully.

I loved the Jalasena interactions too , but at this stage , to be absolutely honest , there are little difference between JD - Mekhla interactions and JD - DS interactions since both these interactions are based on physically good looks and partially, hopefully, a begrudgingly respect for the other's skill.

The difference between the interaction between JD -DS and Mekhla -JD is of course the fact that in case of JD -DS, the feelings of reluctant attractions are mutual and not one sided like Mekhla.

May be after watching the epic connection and instant soul mate wala love in case of Varunsena; I'm finding their interactions superficial with no deep soul pull. It's hot rather than romantic in the true sense.

D was remembering the intimate touch at her waist by VD and how she was affected and JD was staring at her while she was taking bath. Pure physical attractions only.

Yet D is convinced that JD is her enemy and JD is constantly thinking of ways to kill her.

Anyways I'm fine with slow burn and slow build this time around.

So we're left with a few questions,

1. Who is the imposter ?

2. Is Mekhla the daughter of imposter or the real S?

3. In one episode, we see Mekhla and VD wearing color coordinated clothes twice . Plus Mekhla has the red dress that JD had made for DS. Is that an indication of future that D will sacrifice her love and give him to Mekhla for her happiness? The color red defines desire , love , passion , violence and many other things.