Originally posted by: shruthiravi
@anshvi Ayan has been card changer from day 1 of Beyhadh. Somewhere I feel there is more to it than what meets the eye.
I feel he is somewhat frustrated, not angry as he was alone and would have faced the brunt of the society.
We need to know Arjun is about to die, and he lives but somehow living like a dead with no support system. Alone.
When he met Arjun in that pool he was talking all his frustrations how he sold jeep, how he had to struggle to complete studies etc. Then Arjun made him go behind him. He ended up in a mess, then Arjun too ended up in a mess and his life looks bleak as a rape accused while his brother is murder accused.
Having said that I will look forward to what his character does. Because Saanjh has become hopeless. And as you rightly said Maya's fire dance was too long. I also need some action.
Agree that Ayaan has been a game changer..in fact I had pointed out the same thing that he was the one in both the phases who triggered the chain of events
But what CVs have shown today would have made sense if Ayaan would have blamed Arjun the very night when Vadana died
But instead he did not blame Arjun
He hugged his brother and cried
He kept requesting the officer that his bro was innocent
He wanted Arjun to do the cremation
He even cried in front of Saanjh saying that he couldn't do anything to help his bro
So, now his hatred for Arjun all of a sudden doesn't make sense...this is too sudden and not at all gradual
It would have been understandable if CVs had shown that Ayaan blamed Arjun for Vandna' s death 3 months back and he didn't want anything to do with Arjun...but after crying his heart out 3 months back for Arjun and now hating him doesn't make sense
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