SPOILERS thread 4: BTS and upcoming arcs - Page 57

Originally posted by: Eternalallure

Another thing I liked about Katha's monologue- her coming out willingly to tell the truth herself to Aarav about that night when the time came. When I first heard it I was admittedly confused. Like what's the need? There's no way Aarav was going to know about it now. No Raghuvanshi was gonna tell him. Maya maasi is definitely out of his life. So what purpose does it serve?

But I think I get it now. I think by saying that, Katha showed that she was serious about her apology and finally ready to have a future with Viaan without any fear. She was embracing that night as something that happened between them, but it was only a small chapter and not their entire story. A massive change of stance for someone whose one condition for that night was that they would never discuss it. She didn't want that night to rule their lives or define them anymore. Both Viaan and her were more than that night and by telling Aarav the complete truth they would be taking away whatever power it still had over them. Like it's said- the truth shall set you free. Telling the truth to Aarav will set them all free and put the ghost of that night to rest once and for all.

Even though, how unconvincing it looks, writers did a great job at doing within the time constraint. The explanation we gave about her fear rose simply because she was alone all this while came true.

@Bold, She said something similar to this to Maaya Maasi as well if I remember regarding that night about how she is proud of her relationship and that night and How it was a happy disaster and how both of them rebuilt their bond from the ashes.

I was a bit too critical yesterday but, more I think, more I agree that it had to be inevitable conclusion at the end. If Katha had to live with Viaan, she had to let go of her fear and Viaan had to assure her. Excecution was hurried and bad (because of time constraints I know) but, this had to conclusion not maybe now but 50 episodes later but, it had to be conclusion. Some sections of dialogues were problematic and cringeworthy but, conclusion had to be this or something similar to this.

Originally posted by: saakkabc

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They needs to do some finite series soon.

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Good ending.

Thank God they didn't end in drawing room, everyone sitting and clicking pictures.

I'm sobbing

What an absolute perfect ending

All's well that ends well, and here the end was literal perfection

Originally posted by: Eternalallure

I'm sobbing

What an absolute perfect ending

All's well that ends well, and here the end was literal perfection

True yaar. I didn't expect them to impress me. But, I am genuinly impressed the way they ended things. I feel happy and satisfied and now definitely crave for more (which I shouldn't) .

I am also getting emotional as I type

Hello Guys!! Have been a silent reader on the forum for awhile now but seeing the series end i couldn't resist posting....

I really loved the ending but imo would have loved if Ehsan and Vanya, Raghav were given a closure

Originally posted by: Belive

Hello Guys!! Have been a silent reader on the forum for awhile now but seeing the series end i couldn't resist posting....

I really loved the ending but imo would have loved if Ehsan and Vanya, Raghav were given a closure

Honestly they have written each character so well that we can have individual stories of all of them. Especially of Aniruddha of Pyramid