Wholesale reply coming up! 😃
@Peace: That ghazal is definitely Kunal’s anthem. All the lyrics capture his journey so well, and he is that perfect ghazal hero, loving quietly and from afar. It reminds me of these lines from the qawwali in the movie Nikaah:
Parvaane se pehele jali
Aur parvaane ke saath jali
Woh toh jala bas pal do pal 
Shama toh saari raat jali
Ek parvaana jala kis kadar shor macha
Shama chup chaap jali lab pe shikwa naa gila
The last two lines also kind of sum up the two love stories on this show as I see them, and... I'll leave it at that 😉
Re. the aloo discussion, I actually think it makes sense for Kunal to proceed physically without making the declaration. For both him and Kuhu, the label of marriage is actually more important than the label of love. Kuhu proved this when she stayed in the marriage despite it being loveless and Kunal proved it when he gave in and acknowledged his feelings only after he saw Kuhu as a part of his family and as his partner in keeping it united. This whole aloo business is actually fairly recent; in my parents’ generation (as I am sure is the case with some of you) spouses did not express this verbally but it didn’t mean the feelings weren’t there. I see Kuhu and Kunal as a representation of that kind of relationship, where they mark love and commitment by participating in a partnership rather than with verbal declarations. 
Of course that is not to say I never want them to say it but a verbal declaration would be a romantic cherry on the cake rather than a major moment of realisation. 
@aqua: Thanks for appreciating the Devakshi video! I’m so happy you liked it, and yes! Start churning out those fabulous ideas I know are buzzing around your brain.
OMG!! I loved that little tidbit about Ritvik doing his own makeup. This is probably not doing you any favors in the quest to end your crush, though. 😈 😆
@Snow: So glad you came to collect all your well-deserved duas, and that you enjoyed the VMs. I am basically addicted to transitions and they come in handy especially for those slower songs. Makes everything all soft and pretty. Lol, I was breaking my head with Adobe until I came to the happy realization that I have a Mac and tried iMovie. It has been smooth sailing from there... so far. And it certaintly doesn't hurt that it's free 😃
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