Symbolism in a Shot (Snow Mountain and Pink Tulips 26/mar/2014)

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dsr11

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Posted: 11 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Neelum.drashti

beautiful analysis👏, i didn't even notice😳

thanks neelum😊

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Samia

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Posted: 11 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: dsr11

thanks Sam.

the first time i noticed these things was when there were giraffes and hydrangeas beside aastha on the night when shlok comes home drunk after valentine's party. until then aastha would fight with him and ignore him. but after that day, she started to care for him, reach out for him and understand him. i made a post about what giraffes and hydrangeas meant, at that time. people thought its my crazy prediction and wishful thinking as they didn't want aastha to care for shlok at that time. but it turned out, waseem did leave that clue about how aastha is going to behave in future.

i do get carried away and over-analyze though😛

I love reading such symbolisms but I am surprised that directors do leave hints like these. I thought those hints were simply a coincidence...thought it was just our hyper-analysis syndrome that makes us find such things and draw meanings out of them 😆

Can you possibly provide me the link to ur analysis that u referred to here...about giraffes and hydrangeas? I don't remember reading that and I would love to, esp. now that you have mentioned that whatever u predicted came true 😲

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jia.astk

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Posted: 11 years ago

#23

Love your attention to detail Rekha 😊... the interpretation is good.

I myself keep looking for any intricate details now-a-days..eg..figurine at Varad-Sojal scene the otherday 😉

So, tulips grow on mountains during spring ..so that means love will be sprouted in the heart of Shlok by Aastha...but one more point is tulips only come during spring not in any seasons ..what about that part?

But the mountain, snow stays intact esp. the snow still stays like that in the pinaccle! So, does that mean he still will not completely warm up to her even after her repetitive attempts?! that could be true because of his nature, if love blooms in his heart by her then that is good 😊

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dsr11

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Posted: 11 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: Sam_15

I love reading such symbolisms but I am surprised that directors do leave hints like these. I thought those hints were simply a coincidence...thought it was just our hyper-analysis syndrome that makes us find such things and draw meanings out of them 😆
Can you possibly provide me the link to ur analysis that u referred to here...about giraffes and hydrangeas? I don't remember reading that and I would love to, esp. now that you have mentioned that whatever u predicted came true 😲

sometimes it could be purely our HAS😛 but I believe that he gives hints.

here is the link to other posts i made in this series Symbolism in a Shot

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/101710894

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Samia

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Posted: 11 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: dsr11

sometimes it could be purely our HAS😛 but I believe that he gives hints.

here is the link to other posts i made in this series Symbolism in a Shot
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/101710894

Thanks 🤗 that is really helpful 😊

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dsr11

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: jia.astk
Love your attention to detail Rekha 😊... the interpretation is good.
I myself keep looking for any intricate details now-a-days..eg..figurine at Varad-Sojal scene the otherday 😉

So, tulips grow on mountains during spring ..so that means love will be sprouted in the heart of Shlok by Aastha...but one more point is tulips only come during spring not in any seasons ..what about that part?
But the mountain, snow stays intact esp. the snow still stays like that in the pinaccle! So, does that mean he still will not completely warm up to her even after her repetitive attempts?! that could be true because of his nature, if love blooms in his heart by her then that is good 😊

jia,

tulips sprout in spring anywhere, not just on mountains. what i meant was they can weather the frost and survive. they are basically bulbs, so they sprout in spring and dry up in summer but the bulb underground is still there so it sprouts again the next spring.

you remember the scene where shlok cried sitting on the parapet letting go of the bangle pieces, they showed a dried up, leafless tree in that scene. It means that he is waiting for change/spring in his life. aastha is that spring. if you imagine that one's life goes through four seasons/phases, its spring time in shlok's life.

only the tallest peaks retain snow in spring/summer, not all😊 if he is impossible for aastha then there is no story, right?

we don't know anything about shlok's perspective until now because its aastha's journey to the summit Shlok that we are following. we will know his truth, why he behaved the way he did, only when aastha knows.

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First_Light

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Posted: 11 years ago

#27

Lovely interpretation! I absolutely absolutely love your take on this scene's symbolism! Whether or not it was intended that way , what you say fits so perfectly with the characters. This just explains their relationship in a nutshell. And... did I mention that I loved it?!

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uma111

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Posted: 11 years ago

#28

I noticed that pictures and expected your post. lovely post. thank you.

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dsr11

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Posted: 11 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: First_Light
Lovely interpretation! I absolutely absolutely love your take on this scene's symbolism! Whether or not it was intended that way , what you say fits so perfectly with the characters. This just explains their relationship in a nutshell. And... did I mention that I loved it?!

😛 thanks for the praise, first_light.