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Posted: 8 years ago
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Hi Nivi...
didnt see the epi yet...was waiting for you analysis 😃😃...did you post for yesterday's epi? didnt find it in the forum...

"Love the determination of this guy. But, I am afraid if he is meted out with rejections everyday will this determination, confidence go away one day and he will be heartbroken and dejected he couldn't get Naina to forgive him ?"

This is exactly what I was thinking about...this guy has become so selfless, calm and composed in her love...and today's dialogue about rootna and manana...i just hope that he doesnt meet his tolerance level and fall down dejected and heartbroken...

But as you said...both of them are right in their own way...

felt like Naina is melting slowly...but again she doesnt want to...now its the battle between her will power and her heart...

also loving the marriage prep scenes they are showing...the gift packing, card distribution...naina's talk about the wedding in the school...brought back so many fond memories of my growing up...thats exactly what we used to do during any wedding in the family...

and not to mention the excitement to go to airport to pick or drop...😆😆😆

the serial brings back so many fond memories of 90's kids 😃😃
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Nice Post...😊 Hats off to your efforts and those of others that do a daily analysis. its tuf to write meaningful things on a daily basis and some of you do it every day..👏
Adding my two cents here...

When we viewers were watching the build up to the bet revelation...and the preceding episodes...weren't we all a bit apprehensive at several phases "Is Sameer doing this for the bet or is he falling in love" Some remained confused as to why was Sameer reiterating the bet when he clearly seemed to be enjoying the company of Naina and was slowly falling in love. Yet, the bet was revealed and in the most dreaded fashion...we all then identified with Naina's predicament and her pain at the betrayal. Naina's voice over was a constant companion on that journey telling us of the dreamworld that Naina had built and we were witness to the pain she felt at its crumbling. Then her voice over became distant and cold in relation to Sameer, just like Naina's heart.

However as time passed, we have been treated to Sameer's perspective on the situation through both his deeds and his voice over and we now have a clear understanding of his thought process ...We have become voyeurs on this journey supporting his efforts to win back her love.

But we see still Naina as unyielding and several viewers have become upset that Naina has not been appreciative of his efforts.

My simple question...Why has it become so easy for us to switch our loyalties in the story?

Initially...we were keen that Sameer fall in love with Naina for herself and not the bet...now we are saying...Oh Naina...how cruel you are to be not able to see that his efforts are all genuine. For how long will you not pay heed?

I wonder is it because the narrative is Sameer empathetic or is it because the majority are female viewers who are considering the male view more empathetically? Or are we just impatient and want to see the story move ahead to the next part?

Let me say...its a bit of all of the above...

My reading is that the story is certainly more male-empathetic in the way it is positioned. The guy has been given the most wonderful qualities. From a guy who was hot headed, carefree, slightly irresponsible...he suddenly has gained stature, falling in love has elevated him to a plane to which Naina can only aspire to reach. Today his assertion that Naina's stoic nature is his fault was a startling revelation. Today he told her that you will tire of staying hurt with me but I will not tire of cajoling you. Indeed a huge challenge.

Naturally, hearing a guy spout this in love, it would take a stone hearted person to not be moved. except we forget as viewers...it is not we who are needed to forgive Sameer but Naina and Naina will only forgive when she reaches the elevated plane that Sameer has already reached in love.

Yet it forces me to think...what does forgiveness actually involve for a person to whom wrong has been done to? Does it involve the erasing of the bitter memory? Yet, it is not easy to erase a bitter memory except...in a new way in which the old chapters get rewritten...Unless Naina finds a way to rewrite her recent past, she is unlikely to really forgive. At the moment, what she can see is a Sameer looking to create new memories but she is lacking the courage to supplant those bitter memories with newer ones. Something dramatic has to happen for her to forgo her pride, her fear, her misgivings

Frankly I am enjoying this languid pace of the romance. I can see Naina needing a propelling push for her to really change her views. It will not come merely as a result of some actions from Sameer. It would require a deeper introspection from her end too...I don't know what the Cvs have planned but I am presuming it will be something as dramatic as her breakdown or Sameer's realisation.


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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: sanfan

Nice Post...😊 Hats off to your efforts and those of others that do a daily analysis. its tuf to write meaningful things on a daily basis and some of you do it every day..👏

Adding my two cents here...

When we viewers were watching the build up to the bet revelation...and the preceding episodes...weren't we all a bit apprehensive at several phases "Is Sameer doing this for the bet or is he falling in love" Some remained confused as to why was Sameer reiterating the bet when he clearly seemed to be enjoying the company of Naina and was slowly falling in love. Yet, the bet was revealed and in the most dreaded fashion...we all then identified with Naina's predicament and her pain at the betrayal. Naina's voice over was a constant companion on that journey telling us of the dreamworld that Naina had built and we were witness to the pain she felt at its crumbling. Then her voice over became distant and cold in relation to Sameer, just like Naina's heart.

However as time passed, we have been treated to Sameer's perspective on the situation through both his deeds and his voice over and we now have a clear understanding of his thought process ...We have become voyeurs on this journey supporting his efforts to win back her love.

But we see still Naina as unyielding and several viewers have become upset that Naina has not been appreciative of his efforts.

My simple question...Why has it become so easy for us to switch our loyalties in the story?

Initially...we were keen that Sameer fall in love with Naina for herself and not the bet...now we are saying...Oh Naina...how cruel you are to be not able to see that his efforts are all genuine. For how long will you not pay heed?

I wonder is it because the narrative is Sameer empathetic or is it because the majority are female viewers who are considering the male view more empathetically? Or are we just impatient and want to see the story move ahead to the next part?

Let me say...its a bit of all of the above...

My reading is that the story is certainly more male-empathetic in the way it is positioned. The guy has been given the most wonderful qualities. From a guy who was hot headed, carefree, slightly irresponsible...he suddenly has gained stature, falling in love has elevated him to a plane to which Naina can only aspire to reach. Today his assertion that Naina's stoic nature is his fault was a startling revelation. Today he told her that you will tire of staying hurt with me but I will not tire of cajoling you. Indeed a huge challenge.

Naturally, hearing a guy spout this in love, it would take a stone hearted person to not be moved. except we forget as viewers...it is not we who are needed to forgive Sameer but Naina and Naina will only forgive when she reaches the elevated plane that Sameer has already reached in love.

Yet it forces me to think...what does forgiveness actually involve for a person to whom wrong has been done to? Does it involve the erasing of the bitter memory? Yet, it is not easy to erase a bitter memory except...in a new way in which the old chapters get rewritten...Unless Naina finds a way to rewrite her recent past, she is unlikely to really forgive. At the moment, what she can see is a Sameer looking to create new memories but she is lacking the courage to supplant those bitter memories with newer ones. Something dramatic has to happen for her to forgo her pride, her fear, her misgivings

Frankly I am enjoying this languid pace of the romance. I can see Naina needing a propelling push for her to really change her views. It will not come merely as a result of some actions from Sameer. It would require a deeper introspection from her end too...I don't know what the Cvs have planned but I am presuming it will be something as dramatic as her breakdown or Sameer's realisation.




Well written and very apt explanation. And i totally agree..it is a bit of everything...

In general, soaps are watched by female viewers more than male viewers. Opposites attract. And it is true even when it comes to fans and idols. I belong to the 90s era. I remember during my school and college days, we girls used to drool and fight over Amir, sallu , SRK...but never did that for the heroines. And that carries over to TV shows too. In forums, more people tend to be in favor of male leads. In the show, Naina, Preeti, Pooja, swati, ..all the girls keep bringing up Salman's name all the time. How many times have they mentioned Bhagyashree? Much less. ..lol..There is nothign right or wrong about this. It is just a human trait.
Secondly, the episodes so far have shown the character growth of Sameer. Nw compare that to the Naina we have seen in episode 1 and the Naina we see today. In my view, Naina's growth has not been the same till now. Does that mean it will never happen? No, certainly not. Just Sameer took his time torealize the importance of Naina in his life, there will come a day when Naina will realize the same. And you are right. It won't be the antics or the genuine little deeds of Sameer that we have seen it till now. It has to be something bigger.
And that is where I feel...the makers have kept the paper stealing incident pending. What Sam did to Naina withthe betting stuff was wrong. But Naina and Arjun have also done wrong to Sam. We still don't know how sam will react when he comes to know the truth. may be that will be the turning point for Naina because so far neither Naina nor Arjun seem to even remember it, let alone feel guilty about it.
At the end of the day, Samaina are just 16 and 17 years old. They will make mistakes and they will learn . Life long partnership needs a strong foundation. 😊
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Posted: 8 years ago
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I repeat, great post and thanks for doing this diligently everyday.

I share similar thoughts with some of the posts here. About Arjun - I too felt that he could at least say something praising Naina. Itna darpok hai ?? Didn't like that.

About Naina's behavior towards Sameer - I think it's ok for her to be that way. As such she never had any alone time to process the Mt. Abu series of events. She finally vented her heart out to Sameer in the hospital which made him realize his mistake(sin) and also realize his feelings. Adding to her heartbreak is her home with Taiji and her Dad constantly putting her down about her very birth on this earth.

What Sameer didn't think however is to probably try and give her some space. What started off as forgiveness' from Naina as his goal turned into love confession and getting her to see his love and being persistent about it to the point of frustrating her.

This will end in love confession from her too for sure but what will trigger it ?
It has to be something big like maybe Sameer deciding to let go of her and going to Delhi or some sort of heart break for Sameer. Until then he will persist and drive her more crazy which will in turn frustrate him.

To reach the end game of Sameer sang Naina, we have to understand and appreciate the story tellers.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Nice post dear... why everyone is so unhappy today... is it not ok for her to be so disturbed with the fact that her father isn't coming to see her getting an award despite her repeated attempts... and then this guy who broke her heart and turned her into what she is now... he comes there and she gets all those memories back😳
Earlier we saw depth and extent of Naina's love... now we're getting it from Sameer... soon it will be from both ends😃
We should all keep our cool and wait to see what the makers have planned... it's been a good job from them till now...so let them show whats in their minds... please have patience😃
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Nivi, nice to see your post today.
I can understand how busy you must be and you take time to write such beautiful posts. Thank you so much for that.

And I enjoy reading other reader's POV too. Sometimes we would have missed some finer details and I feel I understand each episode better after reading your post and the replies.

I loved today's episode.

I am absolutely a fan of Bua-dadi. She is tough but she has a tender heart. She is not biased based on the gender of a child. She treated Arjun and Naina equally. She cherished all the girls in the family and that made my respect go up for her.
She knows how narrow minded Bina is. And so she picks on her constantly which Bina deserves too.

The scene between Bua-Dadi, Bina and Bela was so funny. 😆

The wedding preparations reminded me so much of how it was back in late 80s and early 90s. unlike now there was no complete catering or contract. cooks etc were there but most of it had to be overlooked by family members. Like how they were talking about making papad for the wedding and asking the neighbours to spare a room or two for guests to stay.
Maybe in big cities like Mumbai or Delhi, it might have been more forward ways of doing things.

But Ahmedabad is a small city and such things were so common in smaller cities and towns.

All these fine details are so nicely portrayed in this serial. Kudos to the makers.👏

Rakesh -No comments. 😡
The man is beyond redemption.

And as you mentioned, why did Naina say "Itna sab hone ke baad"?

Sameer is trying his best to regain her love. I am sure she will forgive him soon. Maybe she just needs a little more time and healing takes time.

I hope that she forgives him by the time the wedding is over.

But seriously yaar, 3 guys are standing below on the street and staring at a girl, no one notices them. 😆

People are dumb not just in school but in the entire town. 😆


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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: KashafZaroon30

Nice post Nivi...

I agree with you...today I feel her frustration and anger was fueled more because of Safari suit and then suddenly Sam's approach kind of irritated her...it seemed more of a mood thing...she was unhappy because of her father and Sam's face reminded her of the betrayal...I think that happens to all of us...it's not our day many times and we tend to react to things more aggressively...Plus Sameer's tactics since past episodes seems to break her wall soon and she cannot give in to this so soon...

And Dadi-bua is hilarious...matlab Taiji ki zubaan jo actually Kainchi jaise chalti hai, today she wasn't able to say a word loudly or rudely...😆



Thanks Zulekha!

Yeah.. Naina is having a bad day and Sameer in his efforts to cheer her up is irritating her more.

Taiji ki bolti band totally ! Loving their scenes as of now.

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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: rose1000

Hi Nivi

I actually liked the episode. Every episode cannot have samaina scenes all the time. The makers are doing a good job with all the characters in taking the story forward.

Yesterday I was really angry with Arjun. When Rakesh kept saying that girl's awaards go to garbage, Arjun did not say a word. So he is coward. I understand . But he could have at least said ..."Papa Naina bahut mehnat karti hai. Itne ache marks lati hai. Us award mil raha hai yeh to khushi ki baat hai. Aap ko jana chahiye. Ghar mein itne sare log hai mera khayal rakhne ke liye.."...something lke that.. but he did not. Gosh...I am hating Arjun so much...He is angry with Sam for ill treating Naina. He fought with him. And here is his dad treating Naina like garbage and he is silent...😡

Rakesh ...no words..he is an utterly lowly insaan...neech insaan ek number ka...The award event makes me remember the days when I used to get award in school and my father used to feel so proud of me. He used to tell everybody in his office. When I got married, he told me to keep my certificates safely because those are honors and recognition for my hardwork...and look at Rakesh...ughhh...I hope Arjun fails in cricket and studies too...will seve him right. Rakesh is lazy. Period. He can't work hard and wants to enjoy on his kid's earnings...what a greedy parent...baap ke naam pe kalank hai...rakshas kahin ka...😡😡

Naina is upset...too many things going on in her mind. So can't blame her now..Sam understands that. So he is not angry with her either. A day will come when Naina will realize that the only man who will always be by her side and make her happy is Sameeer.
I have seen Shashiji praising Sumeet ji so much . In her FB account, she had pics..saying Tu Mera Hero...when they give interviews, their love and respect for each other is so evident. So yes..in future, Samaina will be like that. 😳

Today also there was hint that Preeti and Naina will both end up in Mumbai. 😳


Hi Rose

This week has been really good. All episodes have been good.

I was surprised Arjun didn't say anything. He always tries to support Naina. Atleast I expected a brother sister scene today much more than the 1 fleeting line he said.

Agar aise hi raha toh Arjun ka fail hona is guaranteed. Hopefully either Sameer or Shefali can help him in coming out of this pressure.

Maybe she tears the card tomorrow and when she realises the efforts Sameer has taken (per the Monday synopsis) she will feel bad for this action of hers.

Edited by dixie123 - 8 years ago
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: canapoem

Nivi, nice to see your post today.

I can understand how busy you must be and you take time to write such beautiful posts. Thank you so much for that.

And I enjoy reading other reader's POV too. Sometimes we would have missed some finer details and I feel I understand each episode better after reading your post and the replies.

I loved today's episode.

I am absolutely a fan of Bua-dadi. She is tough but she has a tender heart. She is not biased based on the gender of a child. She treated Arjun and Naina equally. She cherished all the girls in the family and that made my respect go up for her.
She knows how narrow minded Bina is. And so she picks on her constantly which Bina deserves too.

The scene between Bua-Dadi, Bina and Bela was so funny. 😆

The wedding preparations reminded me so much of how it was back in late 80s and early 90s. unlike now there was no complete catering or contract. cooks etc were there but most of it had to be overlooked by family members. Like how they were talking about making papad for the wedding and asking the neighbours to spare a room or two for guests to stay.
Maybe in big cities like Mumbai or Delhi, it might have been more forward ways of doing things.

But Ahmedabad is a small city and such things were so common in smaller cities and towns.

All these fine details are so nicely portrayed in this serial. Kudos to the makers.👏

Rakesh -No comments. 😡
The man is beyond redemption.

And as you mentioned, why did Naina say "Itna sab hone ke baad"?

Sameer is trying his best to regain her love. I am sure she will forgive him soon. Maybe she just needs a little more time and healing takes time.

I hope that she forgives him by the time the wedding is over.

But seriously yaar, 3 guys are standing below on the street and staring at a girl, no one notices them. 😆

People are dumb not just in school but in the entire town. 😆



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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: dilse99

Hi Nivi, great post! The episode was good - less Samaina today, but that is expected every now and then. Other characters have to get their time, otherwise the story won't move, and so far they have done a good job with Bua's entry.

Her scene with Naina was quite nice - glad to see someone recognize and appreciate Naina for who she is and how far she can go, in terms of her talent.

I just made a post on how I feel Naina's anger is justified, and I see here that you and I agree on many of our points - her asking her father to come to the ceremony again, and then getting rejected again - this was obviously weighing on her mind when she got to school. And Sameer is always there trying to get her attention, so I think her frustration is understandable.


Hi Neha

Good fun filled episode it was.

Replied on your thread about Naina too. I totally get both the sides. The makers need an applause for making the viewers see both sides equally well and make the viewers feel bad and sad for both the leads.

Naina's face just lit up Buaji talking to her like that. Infact everyone was feeling so happy for Naina like everyone understood what Bua said and they are there to support her kinds.


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