Originally posted by: HeavenlyBliss.
Am I the only one who doesnt like RuRo? :(
Originally posted by: HeavenlyBliss.
Am I the only one who doesnt like RuRo? :(
Originally posted by: lostmymusic.
Abby - I didn't mean nautanki literally..it's just my word for how I feel about them :P Neither did I say that they don't have chemistry or that what they are showing is unrealistic for a young married couple in love. My issue with them is...umm..how do I put it? It's just that too much of something is never a good thing. It's been established ke okay, they are in love and they are sooo happy with each other. We know that so move on. Settle in nicely, show something else. In every episode we get 2-3 romantic scenes of theirs which are so different from the dramatic tempo of the overall episode ke jachta nahin. Plus, they are sweet. TOOO SWEEET!! Romance feels good when we get proper build up to that; the initial stages of being strangers, then the slow burning of something special, acknowledgement, acceptance. When love goes through all these phases and then settle in the rhythm of romancing tou acha lagta because we feel connected to them after seeing them go through all this stuff. The romance then feels like a reward. RuRoz ka aisa koi scene nahin. Unki tou start hi romance se hui hai, how can I connect to them in this matter?
Originally posted by: brainychild92
actually i liked ruhi.. until she said all that about agha jaan and suhaib.I mean what's her problem. Her brother only forgave her because of her miscarriage... he too kicked them out and gave them no support, but there was nothing against him. Behroze told her what to expect from Agha Jaan but she was too full of herself. "apne betey ko nahi par apni bahu ko apnayeinge" So full of herself! She's not upset that they didn't listen to Behroze or that Suhaib married Arjumand, she's upset that someone didn't like her! Otherwise, what aghajaan said about culture is harsh but true... he's not right but his words are true in respect to the culture there..glad i got that out of my system. (you don't have to agree)
I completely agree. Their scenes are nice and they have amazing chemistry, but because we didn't get the build up I can't seem to connect with them like I hoped to. And it doesn't look like they'll actually get a development (couple wise), Ruhi wants to talk about what happened but Behroze wanting to ignore it isn't going to be good for their relationship. And the fight and him apologizing the next day, still isn't development. At this point I doubt we'll get a development. I think the only slow burn or development we'll get is with Wali and Farah.
Originally posted by: -ZaYalicious-
@bold: Word on this piece. no matter what, AJ was right about the cultural family part. Yes, he is not aware of how Ruhi forced her brother to get her married to Behroze but at the end of the day, marrying your sister/daughter to a man whose family is unknown to you is indeed not a cultural thing to do. And AJ talking about cultures and traditions make so much sense because he comes from the very same background.Also, I was discussing the same thing with my sister while watching the episode that Ruhi is being too confident about meeting AJ. She was all like, Main unki bahu hoon, woh mujhe dekhte hee sari narazi bhool jayenge. In all this confident bit and high expectations, she was hurt rather badly when the opposite happened of what she expected. So yeah! Her expectations were shattered badly when not just herself but her family's honour was questioned.
Originally posted by: lostmymusic.
Ruhi tou now will continue saying such stuff about Behroze's entire family without actually knowing them. Her bitterness will make her do so..
Originally posted by: -ZaYalicious-
Yeah as a couple, bas theek hee hain. I like Behroze character's separately rather more. ArSu scenes appear more interesting to me and I actually missed Arjumand ke tanay in the last episode.. she is furious and he's a bechara. The combination is amazing. π
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