Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? 14th Anniversary Prep Thread - Page 13

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Well... we were actually planning to use the Organisers account to post the thread... so that Raji and I both can do the compiling, editing, etc together and the pressure to post it on time is not on a single person. Also, the section for Special moments is actually going to display the entries from "A Picture Speaks" contest... which are in the Organisers account PMs.. so it would be easier to copy / paste from there directly.

Nevertheless, if we want to do it this way, I'm up for that too. What do the others think?

(Unable to tag Mysticaldivine)

Sounds good

You can message me Stu.

Why can't you tag me?

Stopping by to let you know that my stuff will be a bit late, but I will make sure it is here before June 6. If you want to take a post on a main thread, please let me know ahead of time so I can put it on my calendar. My life runs on a schedule.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

Sounds good

You can message me Stu.

Why can't you tag me?

Stopping by to let you know that my stuff will be a bit late, but I will make sure it is here before June 6. If you want to take a post on a main thread, please let me know ahead of time so I can put it on my calendar. My life runs on a schedule.

Everyone agrees that we should post from the Organisers account so there will be no need to reserve posts in the main thread.

About tagging, have you limited your tags to buddies only? That could be a reason why I'm unable to tag you...

And thanks for doing the Ek Jashn section on my request. That's fine.. as long as it you can send it by 5th June. I'll keep the rest of the thread ready to post and just insert that part in the end

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Everyone agrees that we should post from the Organisers account so there will be no need to reserve posts in the main thread.

About tagging, have you limited your tags to buddies only? That could be a reason why I'm unable to tag you...

And thanks for doing the Ek Jashn section on my request. That's fine.. as long as it you can send it by 5th June. I'll keep the rest of the thread ready to post and just insert that part in the end

Ok, no problem. Let me know which post you want me to take.

I fixed the tagging for all members.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

Ok, no problem. Let me know which post you want me to take.

I fixed the tagging for all members.

No.. that's what. You won't have to take any posts... just share your part in this thread once you're done .

You all are doing a fab job with the graphics and tags.

Stuti, please verify again whether all the information is correct.

Sheetal Kapoor

Arnav’s college friend and former co-worker, Sheetal Kapoor re-entered his life after a gap of many years, by which time he was deeply in love with Khushi. She was portrayed as a modern, independent single mother. Initially, she presented herself as positive and a good friend to Arnav, but her character underwent a significant shift as the storyline progressed. She entered Shantivan with her son, Aarav, who shared numerous similarities with Arnav beyond just his name, and subsequently began to create problems in Arnav and Khushi’s marriage. She attempted to manipulate Khushi into believing that Aarav was Arnav’s son, sowing seeds of doubt in her mind regarding Arnav’s fidelity.

Sheetal's actions were consistently sharp and calculated. She maintained a calm and friendly exterior, never allowing anyone to suspect her true intentions. She employed every tactic to make Khushi insecure and drive a wedge between her and Arnav.

Ultimately, her machinations were exposed. Her character served to highlight how appearances can be deceptive and the danger of judging someone solely based on their outward demeanor – a crucial reality check for some members of the Raizada family. Furthermore, her presence inadvertently strengthened the bond and trust between Arnav and Khushi.

Aarav

Aarav was the son of Sheetal Kapoor. He was a quiet, disciplined, and mature child. He drew considerable attention due to his striking resemblance to Arnav. He was consistently well-mannered and often seemed overly serious for his age, in addition to being remarkably intelligent. Not only his looks and name but also his habits, demeanor, and preferences mirrored Arnav's own.

These numerous similarities led to considerable confusion, particularly for Khushi, who was led to suspect that Aarav might be Arnav’s illegitimate son. Aarav, though unintentionally, introduced significant emotional tension into Arnav and Khushi’s relationship.

Despite the circumstances, he consistently remained innocent throughout the ordeal. He was never an attention-seeker and quickly grew very fond of Khushi. Aarav and Khushi shared a sweet and developing bond.

By the end, the truth was revealed: Aarav was indeed Sheetal’s son and was being used as a pawn to manipulate Khushi against Arnav. However, Aarav’s innocence was never compromised. His character brought out a strong motherly instinct in Khushi, even though they were not biologically related. He found comfort and love in the care provided by Arnav and Khushi, and his presence ultimately contributed to the strengthening of their marital bond.

Originally posted by: heavenlybliss

You all are doing a fab job with the graphics and tags.

Stuti, please verify again whether all the information is correct.

Sheetal Kapoor

Arnav’s college friend and former co-worker, Sheetal Kapoor re-entered his life after a gap of many years, by which time he was deeply in love with Khushi. She was portrayed as a modern, independent single mother. Initially, she presented herself as positive and a good friend to Arnav, but her character underwent a significant shift as the storyline progressed. She entered Shantivan with her son, Aarav, who shared numerous similarities with Arnav beyond just his name, and subsequently began to create problems in Arnav and Khushi’s marriage. She attempted to manipulate Khushi into believing that Aarav was Arnav’s son, sowing seeds of doubt in her mind regarding Arnav’s fidelity.

Sheetal's actions were consistently sharp and calculated. She maintained a calm and friendly exterior, never allowing anyone to suspect her true intentions. She employed every tactic to make Khushi insecure and drive a wedge between her and Arnav.

Ultimately, her machinations were exposed. Her character served to highlight how appearances can be deceptive and the danger of judging someone solely based on their outward demeanor – a crucial reality check for some members of the Raizada family. Furthermore, her presence inadvertently strengthened the bond and trust between Arnav and Khushi.

Aarav

Aarav was the son of Sheetal Kapoor. He was a quiet, disciplined, and mature child. He drew considerable attention due to his striking resemblance to Arnav. He was consistently well-mannered and often seemed overly serious for his age, in addition to being remarkably intelligent. Not only his looks and name but also his habits, demeanor, and preferences mirrored Arnav's own.

These numerous similarities led to considerable confusion, particularly for Khushi, who was led to suspect that Aarav might be Arnav’s illegitimate son. Aarav, though unintentionally, introduced significant emotional tension into Arnav and Khushi’s relationship.

Despite the circumstances, he consistently remained innocent throughout the ordeal. He was never an attention-seeker and quickly grew very fond of Khushi. Aarav and Khushi shared a sweet and developing bond.

By the end, the truth was revealed: Aarav was indeed Sheetal’s son and was being used as a pawn to manipulate Khushi against Arnav. However, Aarav’s innocence was never compromised. His character brought out a strong motherly instinct in Khushi, even though they were not biologically related. He found comfort and love in the care provided by Arnav and Khushi, and his presence ultimately contributed to the strengthening of their marital bond.

Just some revision for Aarav.. he was not really Sheetal's son. She adopted him from an orphanage and fed him the story of him being Arnav's son... so he truly believed that if he behaved in a similar way, Arnav would like him enough to want to adopt him / be a parent to him. When Sheetal's lies were exposed, the orphanage people came to take him back... but Aarav was heartbroken on finding out that Arnav wasn't really his father... and he didn't want to back to the orphanage because he had grown fond of the family. It was likewise for ArShi and the rest of the fam so they decided to adopt him instead.

Rest is great.. especially Sheetal's

Originally posted by: ExoticDisaster

Katelyn, can you make a siggy 500x250 for our team and other members to use for the anniversary celebration? We'll use it in our siggy dabba..

This is for our team to use.

DL: https://i.imgur.com/UV6AIQ2.png

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Added you for the same . If you feel like taking any of the character siggies under my name, lemme know... I just took all the remaining ones after waiting for a couple of days

Have you started yet? Maybe I can take Nani and Dadi?

Originally posted by: Katelyn

Have you started yet? Maybe I can take Nani and Dadi?

No, I haven't... please go ahead

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

No, I haven't... please go ahead

Ok. I'm done with Nani and Dadi.

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