#IPKKND/ArShi Poolside Moments/A splishin&splashin’/ I hate you/page 1 - Page 20

Originally posted by: CrystalJam

He calls her crazy but actually he himself is a big one.

lol, no doubt and he will accept it at the end, hum dono kitne ajeeb hain.

Originally posted by: CrystalJam

di, this is so beautiful Simply amazing.

Thank You for taking our request. This shows his journey from being angry to toned down.

You are very welcome. I should post this in 100 ways post

Originally posted by: Aimer_vous

Awe, he is missing her after humiliating her.

Ah, that is his problem, he damages first and tries to mend it.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

I was watching this scene

Epi 118 LINK

Originally posted by: CrystalJam

This scene is so beautiful and I must say, ASR's choice of Lehnga uff!

I love that too, but the back was difficult to manage. Too many Doris.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

I was watching this scene

Epi 118 LINK

Originally posted by: Roop_P

Thanks for the link to this beautiful episode, this was his episode, owning the girl he always loved so much, declaring his love loud and clear that even the night roared his love to the entire universe. Dadi was nothing in front of that.

Well said, the night took them on a different ride. Even though we felt at home after hearing his words.

Originally posted by: Aimer_vous

My the most fav scene when finally he accepted his love for her in words.

It is one of the most favourite and watched scenes ever, no doubt.

I made the Dupatta post on Tumblr and it came along

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

I made the Dupatta post on Tumblr and it came along

This is what we fell for, his anger and his care. Her holding onto his collar, uff. IPK, I really miss these two on screen together.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

I made the Dupatta post on Tumblr and it came along

The most loving scene ever. I always adore this encounter of them.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

I made the Dupatta post on Tumblr and it came along

A most important moment when he saw the first glimpse of love and his heart felt something. The core was breaking.