Originally posted by rituloveskmh
Thanks LadyMacbeth, Amy and Sarika...
Wow, that a great way to analyse Anant's stand..
Thanks for commenting so much..
@Piya...guess I feeel a lil relieved too...the CVs make me so confused at times...they better mend this soon...π...
And maybe you guys are right...
what he told babaji was not wrong..coz I believe taht picnic is not a "vahiyat" thing..
But
i believe coz I am of todays generation..but wen Anant "broke" the
norms of the family's thoughts, he knew wat they thought of the whole
picnic thing..
but he yet dared to break that rule..
here can be 2 things for why he did it..
1. Coz he wants to go with Navya, anyhow..and he needed a strong reason to give babaji..
2.
He still believes that ababji is right to think that picnics are
vahiyat, but he wants to prove to babaji that his upbringing has taught
him not to indulge in the so called vahiyat stuff that might happen in
the youth camp or picnic...
But my point is...if he believes so much
in Babaji's preachings and his upbringing, then he knows somewhere that
Babji's list does not have "falling in love" too...hope he does not
believe in this prohibition too..just like his babaji!
Anyways, I cud totally be wrong..and I hope I am..
I wud love if I am wrong!!π
Coz
Navya deserves to be loved by Anant...and she deserves him to fight for
her love ..even if it is from him own family's "parwarish"
u know what thats why the slogan of this play is "nayay sawaal nayee dhadkan" just see thousands of things comes in our mind on any statemnt or dialogue like u mentioned that side of annnant