Maturity ki shobha - Page 2

Originally posted by: ..Peppermint..

"Maana ke Samrat wahan nahi hain, par ye ghar na lautne ka faisla lene se pehle, kam se kam Samrat ke lautne ka hi intezar kar leti"

The paradox in the line was a definite giveaway, wasn't it? It seems that he has realised that he was actually the "dor" that she referred to while leaving the house. And he tried to disassociate himself with that by "maana ke Samrat wahan nahi hain", somehow subtly telling her that Samrat is/was and should have been the reason why she was there.

But along with the realisation came the acknowledgement (in the second part of the quote) that even if Samrat is there in the future, she might not come back, because Samrat was not the reason why she was there in the first place.

And I loved how he told her off for comparing herself with Sai. He seems to have picked up on the "I don't want to compete with anyone in this house", which Pakhi used as a reason for going away and he realised that it is Pakhi that is bringing the competition in their midst. I also liked how he reiterated that she was wrong that night. Dear Pakhi, you have no business interfering in when a husband wants to say apologise to his wife.

And that pyaar-dosti dilemma. It seems more like he feels he should consider Pakhi as his love, instead of really being in love her. Blame that on the leftover feelings we really love using.😆

@ Bold Amazing analysis. You guys are awesome! Never thought just one sentence had so much meaning to it.

@ Red I sensed that the "Pyar=dosti" reiteration referred more to what he should feel rather than what he is feeling. But was not sure. So, thnx for saying this.

Originally posted by: jankiraghav

After today's interaction at PP's house, I must say I feel Virat has got the point loud and clear. He could see PP's zidd and he also gauged how she just wanted to hear that Sai was the one responsible for her leaving the house. The 'tumhari biwi' jibe in the end is a clear indicator that she's not going to let go of her bitterness anytime soon and Virat turning around to see her for a moment before driving away was a moment of acknowledging the truth.

What took the cake for me was - "Sai se har baat mein apni tulna karna bandh karo... Tum jaisi samajhdaar aur matured ladki ko ye Shobha Nahi deta "

this after he said "Tumhari Galti thi" about last night in front of her parents. 👏 thank you! For not compromising your wife's honour in front of that horrible family.

I think this scene was enough to say that Virat has actually decided to move on. He does have 'leftover' feelings (Keshni, can't thank you enough for this)

He also has guilt but it is no longer the guilt of abandoning her as much as the guilt of being helpless about the situation where she is concerned.

Her "mujhe is rishtay se kya Mila?" And "Main na uss Ghar me wapas aaungi na hi Tumhari Zindagi me?" was tacky but "mujhe laga tha Mera tum par haqq hai" was such a self revealing one -- in the context of the night sequence where she wanted to know why he is walking towards his bedroom with his wife after telling her about some "zaroori" kaam.

I feel it's clear to Virat now that PP doesn't have anything to do with Samrat. I could see that pain in his eyes today with those gentle nods.

Chavan saheb, I want to trust your skill this time and believe that you gauged how they had all ganged up against Sai, who is actually 'innocent'. Thank you for excusing yourself from that despicable conversation when they tried to turn Sai in.

And THANK YOU again for protecting your wife's honour by reminding this obsessed family that their daughter was WRONG about the incident that she wants to call a trigger for leaving the house. Thank you for not offering any explanations.

A police officer, who cannot protect his wife's honour is not worthy of the khaki. You did a good job.

Tumche khup khup aabhar 🙏 manapurvak!

Yeah, Virat was actually decent today. Look what happens when Pakhi leaves home for a day... he turns into a normal human being.

Virat looked so done with Pakhi today. He was like "is she for real?" when Pakhi said "tumhari biwi intezaar kar rahi hogi"

lmao poor Virat stuck between two stubborn women, both of whom are insecure about his closeness with the other one (lol aur karo vaade ACP sahab)

honestly this premise is perfect for some really entertaining drama, with Virat going half crazy between Sai & Pakhi's non-stop tantrums 🤣

Originally posted by: njain16385

As much as I love your posts. There is so in depth analysis.👏

For me V showing this vulnerable side to S was a cake. When he uttered that word " pyar" jealousy. She was calm and restraint to draw her own boundaries.

And later nite scene complimented it. They understood each other without words. That is the start of imperfect people making their bond perfect.

Yes much as it will come back to bite him when he actually falls in love but I feel it is good he slipped up. It actually shows that now, he doesn't measure his words while speaking to Sai. They have reached that level of comfort where he can actually say anything... The correction was quick but he knows it too that he's already said it.

And Sai has grasped it as 'romantic love' but to me it only sounded as love from the leftover feeling... He didn't sound like he was actually aching for PP. It was just his way of conveying that he cares for her because she means something to him... But Sai is right in her place and has most of us on her side.

Originally posted by: Chattering-Lory

Virat knows both Sai and he were right the other day. I'm glad he stood up for it even though he apologized Pakhi. Remember in the night he was thinking how he's more worried about hurting Sai than Pakhi leaving the house. This clearly indicated that he is not interested in investing his time in pacifying people who are stubborn and don't deserve his attention.

Pakhi's 'Mujhe iss rishtey se kya mila? ' implies she's clearly disappointed for not getting the chance to have an EMA.

He had to apologise to satisfy her ego for the overall situation because he already told Sai that he knows she won't return. He also knows that she's left for the sake of the apology. So he did. But not offering apology for the actual incident that she used as the melting point for leaving the house spoke volumes. I am glad he didn't go into his usual contradiction mode.

He was loud and clear about it and also offered no explanation or reasoning. That was good and it actually left PP even more livid. I even liked his "Main Sai ki Taraf se maafi maangta hoon" somewhere he knows Sai isn't wrong but then her ways of putting across her point does end up looking like badtameezi.

Obviously she was hinting at the rishta she never got. I think the disappointment on Virat's face was so evident when none of them even considered Samrat as a reason to return

Even her "sirf intezaar Karne uss Ghar me rahun?" was also for Virat. It was such a revealing, no shame can stop us kind of hints not just from her but also her parents.

I just liked how he cut her father's reference to Sai by bringing up beti Ka atmasamman par thes wala point. Virat was like, I must leave.

He reinforced the style with which he deals with issues when he can think -- calm, minimum words and with lot of keen observation of what he can see and hear. The look at the end before getting into the Jeep was more like 'one last look' to check if it's the same person he thought he had come to fetch? No.. she wasn't.

Originally posted by: Tvfanatic85

Totally agree with each and every point. The fact that Virat did what he wanted to do and said what he wanted to without demeaning Sai was very nicely done. It was an eye opener for Virat who thought everything would be perfect after the so called decision he took for three people.

He walked out when the father began the lecture on Sai causing thes to the pyaari beti's atmasamman. I mean, beti doesn't have the atmasamman to not barge into a couple's bedroom because she thought she has the 'haq' on the devar!

Originally posted by: scarlett22

Absolutely! His entire visit to PP's house taught him a few things, whether he acknowledges or not.

Another eye opener for Virat where maturity is concerned, Sai's reactions to her results. Dekha jayega, if I don't do well. So sorted in her head.

And you could Virat admiring her attitude...i.was about to say Neil, he brought it out so well!

I thought he was feeling terribly guilty about killing her excitement and he should feel so too..it actually hurt him to see that she wasn't excited at all. That's why he asked her, 'naraaz ho' because I didn't listen last night. But yes, I guess he has seen the difference now. The "wife", who can actually demand her rights is willing to go to fetch his "true love", who thinks she has all the rights.

Originally posted by: ..Peppermint..

"Maana ke Samrat wahan nahi hain, par ye ghar na lautne ka faisla lene se pehle, kam se kam Samrat ke lautne ka hi intezar kar leti"

The paradox in the line was a definite giveaway, wasn't it? It seems that he has realised that he was actually the "dor" that she referred to while leaving the house. And he tried to disassociate himself with that by "maana ke Samrat wahan nahi hain", somehow subtly telling her that Samrat is/was and should have been the reason why she was there.

Exactly! I saw a sudden tinge of hurt when he saw PP's appalling reference to the 'rishta' not with Samrat but with him. It again brings me to the fact that Virat must realise that his promise is one sided and it doesn't bind him when she's unwilling to fulfill her part of the consideration.

But along with the realisation came the acknowledgement (in the second part of the quote) that even if Samrat is there in the future, she might not come back, because Samrat was not the reason why she was there in the first place.

And I loved how he told her off for comparing herself with Sai. He seems to have picked up on the "I don't want to compete with anyone in this house", which Pakhi used as a reason for going away and he realised that it is Pakhi that is bringing the competition in their midst. I also liked how he reiterated that she was wrong that night. Dear Pakhi, you have no business interfering in when a husband wants to apologise to his wife.

I was impressed that he didn't make contradictory statements or give any explanations about parso raat. "Galti Tumhari thi" straight on her face. She has no business interfering between the husband and wife anyway. I don't think he was even as heartbroken when she left. He didn't give her any puppy looks or heartbroken sighs when she was huffing out.

And that pyaar-dosti dilemma. It seems more like he feels he should consider Pakhi as his love, instead of really being in love her. Blame that on the leftover feelings we really love using.😆

🤣Sai will make sure she reminds him that PP is his love until he throws another rant on why she won't ever understand his love for Sai because she has never loved or liked him right from Gadchiroli days although he was waiting for her hugs even after he saved her from Jagtap. I cannot get over that scene where she runs to Aaba after realising that the sharp shooter is gone, and brushes past Virat. And he's almost surprised that she didn't stop by. Uski wajah se Jagtap manages to escape he was so distracted 😆

Loved your post 👏

Originally posted by: Blackwind

@bold totally agree....thats why he seemed so changed(for good) and calm at night...he got a reality check after that visit....its seems the visit brought more of a positive change in Virat...the previous night wala wierdo conversation between SaiRat got me like...he was being so delusional and idiot at the same time😕

Repeating third time: he didn't get any yoga love flashback🤣 it's the best indication that she's actually out of his mindspace.

Originally posted by: by_stander

Yeah, Virat was actually decent today. Look what happens when Pakhi leaves home for a day... he turns into a normal human being.

He's actually much relaxed when she's not around and enjoys spending his energy quarreling with the Baiko. Today baiko was not in the mood to argue or talk so he was literally wanting to get her to fight. But she is