Originally posted by: radhika5Radha
Thanks so much for such a beautiful thread๐ค---it amazes me how you can come up with these philosophical threads and more importantly connect them back to CBThanks Radhika5๐ค
Divine will---one is always perplexed by such things...because in such circumstances, logic and reason do not work...personal wish / desire makes one do certain things; but divine will can supersede the personal desires...and most of the time, it may not be recognized as such...Mortals need to be vigilant of divine force prevailing and not to defy it.
And you took this concept and showed us how BB's desire to get the Purohit money and make her son RajPurohit----will be thwarted----and Radhika will be the one who is but an instrument to achieve that...And all the preceding events were in preparation for this----how beautifully you have pulled it all together...One of the important factors for me to watch the show is the Kanha factor. Even as I watch the show these kind of thoughts is very easy to comprehend for me. More than anything else, I love the human behavioural pattern and how each one reacts or acts differently to the same kind of situation. this creation of God has always amazed and intrigued me. I am more a reader than a writer, I love and enjoy to read others thoughts.
And absolutely love your quoteOne is your WILL and one is MY WILL
If you Will what I will,
I will give you more than your Will
If you don't, I will tire you in your own Will
Finally what happens is MY WILL.
But still, one has to put in their own effort as "God only helps who help themselves"--so it would be fun to see Radhika's struggle and fight to thwart BB's plan----
To me CB2 is all about this--it is about Radhika--and Radhika's fight---she will be the central character in the story---
We all draw parallels of this serial to the epic stories--whether it be Ramayan or it be Mahabharat One of the views is that the the central character in Ramayan is Seeta---It is said that "Ramayan Mahakavyan Seetayascharitam Mahat"...and it is for Seeta's sake Rama comes in------So if I may take the liberty to draw a parallel to this serial----...Dev, who is totally "kartavya" bound to his family at this time-----may come in to help Radhika to ultimately overcome all her obstacles and completely immerse herself in the "colors of her beloved" and then truly it will be sanwaare ke sang rachi Choti Bahu...
It is one of my favourite quotes and enjoy the depth of the meaning it conveys. Yes, Radhika is the central character of CB2. I would like Dev and Radhika to become seasoned campaigners going through the tough rigours and rudiments of life before they are ready to take up the responsibilities of becoming RP and RPian. both of them are young and naive stuck with their own beliefs and obligations that it will hardly take anytime for the tough villians to overpower them.
Thanks again Radha for a beautiful thread and all others for making the thread lively...๐Thanks for your response too.
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