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Brilliant post. Enjoyed it immensely.
It was an ominous wedding, for sure. There were three omens, and each had some interesting symbolism. You have unraveled the symbolism of the parting angavastra very nicely. I think that it will be incumbent upon Dev to carry this marriage through, if it is going to last. Also, we got a glimpse of Payal's modus-operandi when she goes to the in-law's house. She is probably going to be in the satyagraha mode. True, right now she is in shock, but I will not be surprised if she continues in this manner.
There were two other omens-- one was the kalash of holy water falling. This happened due to Guddan Mama's carelessness, but nonetheless, the kalash fell and the ganga water was entirely spilled. Water is feminine, fluid, and cleansing. The spilling of the water symbolizes that even the pure Mother ganga is unable to clean the big mound of papa in the Prasad family. The second omen was the lights suddenly going off, and the generator not engaging. It might have been Gulkand who turned the main switch off so that she could enter without being seen, but nevertheless, it was a bad omen for the lights to go off suddenly in the middle of the wedding. Interestingly, the darkness of the night spewed forth interesting revelations in the form of Gulkand's pardafaash of the family. Perhaps the lights going off means that there is a lot of skeletons in the closet. Payal will keep stumbling upon different kinds of saazish or conspiracies. This omen might also give a clue that Payal has to play the cards close to her chest for now.
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Payal must not proceed with the wedding.
For that, it is a bit too late, dear friend. Now she will have to think of other ways to extricate herself from the soup in which she appears to have fallen.
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