Ae Bodam, Dhan insaan ke liye hai ya insaan dhan ke liye?
A young, beautiful bride dreams of conjugal bliss as she is being married in a far away village - possibly to a man she has never met or barely knows. She is looking for love.
While on her way, reality starts to hit her even before she even reaches her sasural. Her husband more interested in accounts shows disregard for her. She lets go of the ber from the palms of her hand as if she is letting her dreams slip away..
The man she married is going away for 5 years, leaving her all by herself. Possibly for the family, and of course.. being cheated into the marriage - she has no option but to wait for him. As women always wait traditionally, they cannot move on.
She spends her first night crying on the bed - while her husband unsuccessfully pacifies her. "ek raat ke liye shareer ki jaan kyun jagai jaye?" He settles his accounts from afar while trying to cover his face to avoid her, as her sobs fill the bedroom.🥺
Jaane waale ko rok na saki, aane waale ko kaise rokun?
Here is a complete stranger, who declares her love for her. Tells her the truth. For the first time, puts her wishes above himself. Though he knows, he could loose her forever. He could have easily lied, she would have never known. But here's a relationship that is forged on trust; unlike her marriage.
Aaj tak maahri marzi kisi se na poochi, apni iccha se tanki hone ko pooch rahe ho?
She never did have free will - all her life she was living for her dream - based on what has given to her.
Kishan's father too - only cares for money - we also see, how greed only ultimately leads to Kishan's unhappiness and loneliness - he ultimately looses what was truly valuable. Though I really feel bad for him towards the end as he even looses himself.
Aurat ke dil main jo preet hove hai, woh hoon main.
He is Maayavi, maybe the ideal man doesn't exist after all - he is just an illusion.
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