Originally posted by: mango.falooda
it felt too nicely wrapped up ITV style; ever since they made him guilty, he has been too mellow. that doesn't seem real to me. especially a childhood incident that has made you so bitter for so many years and has crippled you from forming real relationships -- it can't be such a quick fix. instead, it has to be messed up, so messed up that when you are watching him process his emotions, you should feel pangs. I felt nothing in this conversation. only thing that was nice was her saying lets have tea. otherwise, meh. not one pang.
I was trying to figure out how to explain but I will share this clip -- I am used to dizi style where the trauma is amped up to 100 and it continues with ripples. here both ML and FL love each other. but he cannot open up to her because of his childhood trauma. it is complicated but he prefers to be alone and in the darkness. so he prefers to divorce her so he can put some distance -- so that his heart is safe because he really has no way to navigate the sudden waters he finds himself in.
even if you have no clue what this drama is about and just watching this clip, you will be taken aback -- I actually found this dizi because of clips like this. (see from 1 minute onwards to 4.34)
https://youtu.be/N3rxkc62AgA
so much of sparks and woah reaction -- lots of pangs because it is so raw. that is what I hoped from viaan. too high hopes. đ¤ˇ
I watched the clip but i dont know, I didn't like it. Too much of rona dhona and zabardasti ka confrontation for me. Duniya bhar ka dialogues bol lenge but main issue ko address nahi karengeđ I guess its not my cup of tea, never been. I started some shows like this but never been able to finish them. Too much complex characters makes me loose interest. I dont know why, this guy reminded me of Mr. Grey from 50 shadesđ
Tbh, I like these kind of issues how they are dealing in with it in KA right now. I am liking the pace, the way they are navigating through kaviaan's changing equation.
I know some people didn't feel tug when katha talked about adi but its not necessary the clips of adi to be shown. Aditi's performance was enough to give you this feeling how deeply she loved him and how lonely she has been after him. How dearly she has hold on to his memories like her life depends upon it and how difficult its going to be for her to let him go and the realisation itself will be shocking that viaan has taken adi's place.
Some of our friends, social circle might have gone through this kind of pain but if didn't know or seen the deceased person then also won't we feel their pain? We might not be able to paint a picture in our mind but we can feel through their words...right? So the two episodes about adi's memories did that work for me.
And viaan, his character change is not sudden. People may find all this opposite to his character trait but we should remember this, he is already a changed man, he is not the same viaan anymore. And these changes started even before the apology scene. He was feeling guilty even before he apologized thats why he was going mad to know the reason. He had a hunch that he didn't do the right thing.
Then apology was his breaking point. The realisation he turned to be like his father did that for him. Right before apology when they showed him in balcony and it looked like he was about to jump, consider old viaan actually died there. I feel that was the significance to put that scene.
Ever since apology viaan is going through this painful process of change and realisation. And we have all witnessed it. He used to avoid her, even avoid looking at her, fumble before her and get all nervous. He just hates himself when she looked through him like he is not even present. Thats why in his imagination scene he implored her to look at him like he is normal person, he wanted her to know he is much more than that night.
The women policy of company he changed was not to impress her or lessen his own guilt but he was genuinely concerned about how much sacrifices a woman makes in her life for sake of family. Katha's remark about what if she wasn't mother, she was just a woman, made him do that. We have gone through episodes when there was no interaction between them but just he kept looking towards her with longing and replaying in his mind all his mistakes.
The ONS was not a small thing, its aftermath broke him, mould him, changed him forever. If his childhood trauma has developed several issues in him then his guilt redefined his character traits. He is not behaving out of character, he just a changed man.
And I would prefer it this way anyday rather than some delusional man constantly dealing with his past demons keeps destroying his present and future. We hate teji for same reason. How can we dislike viaan for not being that psycho?
Right now I have no complaints from the show, everything is going good, even the much needed negativity from ehsan amd reet is fine to balance things.
And its very difficult to please every viewer. Some had problem with slow pace while others wanted slow burnđ Now some thinks they are rushing everything while other are excited to see love story kickstartsđ it will keep going on like this but I am fine as long as the show don't lose the essence.
Edited by Bechain_Bulbul - 3 years ago