IPKKND Nostalgia:Daily Dose NOTE

I've decided to give myself the experience of watching IPKKND again, as a proper serial, from beginning to end. Watching it as it was designed to be watched. One episode daily.

This thread will follow that journey. I hope you join me.

JalebiJane

EPI 011: Appointment Letter

I too discovered the serial months after it began, but even though I tried I could never watch it from the beginning as sane people should. I binged and skipped and made up my own fantasies along the way. Khushi gave me an alternative I adored to the shenanigans of the real soap. I've read and admired the story many a time, can you guess who I could be? ;)

P.S I hope you enjoy the journey as it was intended xx

Originally posted by: secretidentity

I too discovered the serial months after it began, but even though I tried I could never watch it from the beginning as sane people should. I binged and skipped and made up my own fantasies along the way. Khushi gave me an alternative I adored to the shenanigans of the real soap. I've read and admired the story many a time, can you guess who I could be? ;)

P.S I hope you enjoy the journey as it was intended xx

After writing such an amazing story of khushi, I will look forward to your take on each episode of IPK.

The answer to your 4th question is the disability made anjilli a vulnerable woman blindly grateful to her hubby to be married to her and it also explains Arnav's insane care towards her. It was solely bcz of the disability that he never allowed his sister to leave shantivan

Originally posted by: farheen75

The answer to your 4th question is the disability made anjilli a vulnerable woman blindly grateful to her hubby to be married to her and it also explains Arnav's insane care towards her. It was solely bcz of the disability that he never allowed his sister to leave shantivan

Originally posted by: Inked

Great answer. I agree. Even the most confident amongst us will at times wonder if our disability influences how people interact and respond to us.

Originally posted by: farheen75

It definitely does. We feel more sympathetic towards people with disability than towards normal people, but in anjilli's case, it made her pathetic and undignified. She was happy to back stab the brother who worshiped the ground she walked on, who never gave two hoots about his wife and her feelings when Shyam slandered her. In your story as well, I used to skip anjilli and yash's scene bcz of the strong dislike I had for her character.

I always thought her character was mollycoddled to the point where she forgets who she is or who she could be without all of this sympathy. We all like to feel special and loved. To be the centre someone's universe. How lucky then that she has both her brother and husbands devoted love? That she is the apple of her family's eye?

Her character could have had a backbone but she didn't. Not everyone does and so she became someone many of us disliked, because her disenchantment from the fairytale irritated us. It shattered her.

On a side note - your Anjali is one of the few I've always liked. Her journey from woman to heroine was subtle but beautiful x

Originally posted by: farheen75

It definitely does. We feel more sympathetic towards people with disability than towards normal people, but in anjilli's case, it made her pathetic and undignified. She was happy to back stab the brother who worshiped the ground she walked on, who never gave two hoots about his wife and her feelings when Shyam slandered her. In your story as well, I used to skip anjilli and yash's scene bcz of the strong dislike I had for her character.