Iam a Physics Geek as you would have concluded by now. Like many others, I try and apply laws to routine life, and try to form a correlation, much to the dismay of my family members and my friends but they always acknowledge and humor me.
Thanks, guys,for putting up with the kooky part of me. Do remember when you get tired that there is also a fun part in me and that always rules!
Coming to the episode today, “Every action has an equal and opposite reaction” and our feelings good/bad are also the result of the episode. A variety of action-reaction force pairs are evident in nature.
Similarly, in the YRHPK, I bring out a few instances just for Abir and Mishti:
Meenu’s villainous acts – Abir’s distrust
Mishti’s integrity and courage – Abir’s falling in love with her
Abir’s love, honesty and family values and vulnerability – Mishti’s love for him and the urge to protect
Abir’s integrity and standing up for morality – Jasmeet suggesting and Varsha approaching him
Abir’s love and sacrifice – Kunal offering to help and his love
I know many of you may not agree with Kuhu’s intention behind the act. It still is motivated by money power etc. But after analyzing and watching today’s run, for the first time she is genuinely protecting another human being that she truly cares for and hence begins her redemption.
The credit for my thought process is a tweet by Nikkie@just_being_self brought to my attention by my good friend @Lubz_89.
I slept on it and after watching today’s episode run my POV supports hers.
We all long for what we do not have and when we do get it, we secure and hold onto it dearly and value it too which is what the slowly changing Kuhu is doing. She does fall into Meenu’s trap and she is doing it for power but she doesn’t have the Rajvansh status despite the name that her husband has carried all along and she works towards securing it for him through this act of surrogacy. However, passing it off as selfless and sacrifice towards Mishti and Abir I do not support. Its for Kunal and Kunal alone.
The first true act of Kuhu for Kunal because she sees him suffer when Meenu practically disowned him calling him bahar ka ganda khoon. You must notice here she never says merey liye but always Kunal ke liye. Like Mishti tells Abir at the NGO, she genuinely has changed a bit and I believe Kuhu has.
The magazine tantrum was for her kuhuness and her followers. This time though, she is doing it through Abir and Mishti its ultimately for Kunal and if we rewatch the last few episodes we can truly conclude that.
Newtonian Law is going to play an important part in Kuhu’s life too. No one knows until now why Mishti cannot get pregnant. They all think its biological but do not know that its because of a fall – the Janmashtami fall to be precise. “A little girl seeks revenge. A real woman moves on while Karma does the dirty work.”
After falling flat,on her SRK escapade, Kuhu will be enlightened on:
- the why of Mishti cannot get pregnant and her absolution starts.
- Meenu’s threatening her will be revealed to Abir and of course more drama ensues
- Don’t know if Kuhu can carry MishBir’s baby but I have strong feeling that surrogacy through Kuhu will not work. If she’s already pregnant, the doctor should know before the implant is done right?
- MishBir restart adoption
- Kuhu’s preview of pregnancy and to be mommy hood will make her realize her foibles and she goes with her original sensible ‘I need time to have a baby’
- Hopefully, Mishbir learn a lesson of saying NO when required.
- Abir will assure KuKu that their kids will get same status and Abir has never broken promises.
That brings me to Abir’s breaking his promise to Varsha. Its universe’s way of a chain of events executed for Varsha to understand what Kuhu is capable of. She has always ignored the mistakes of Kuhu and has never believed in the concept of tough love.
When Kuhu does own up about pushing Mishti while she suffers in her own mental hell for being the person responsible for her condition, Varsha gets her wake-up call to understand where she went wrong.
The numerous moments that she has let BM down by saying mean things to Mishti have in turn led to her helplessness and painful moments at Kuhu’s decision - her way of starting her redemption when she struggles at not being able to help her own daughter.
Hence, as human beings with the power to act, react and rectify, we need to connect the dots when bad things happen to us.
“You’ll never understand the damage you did to someone until the same thing is done to you. That’s why Iam here – KARMA”
And Karma never loses an address.
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