A matured Love story : How feasible is that??? (Page 16)

Shilpi I loved ek chabbi pados mein...even though we only used to get it on Saturday...but it was a show about ados pados and despite all the bickering and problems it showed the spirit of supporting and solving not making it a Mahabharat of the gali or Ramayan of chawl.

True..but coming back to the topic...as someone said that ads were also shot in a proper storytelling manner with newly married couples interaction and then increasing warmth between them...i was really charmed by the promos...

Sometimes it's not easy for people to express their feelings, oftentimes they forget how coz they are so used to being along and doing everything alone. Like any person wanting to be loved and loving someone is always there at the back of their mind but it gets pushed because of prior commitments.

When it does happen, love, I guess we don't realise it but jab ehsaas hua, then the feelings will emerge from the suppression. As you get older priorities change and so does your perspective. What was important before becomes indifferent coz you have to prioritise. Usually with girls, they often hide behind many  mask going on constantly saying it's ok, love can wait, I have other things to do but they always want it to happen somehow in someway. It's like Emily Dickinson's poem
'Hope is a thing with feathers that perches in the soul , And sings the tune without the words and never stops at all'

We never stop believing in it and no matter how old we are, we continue to hope it will happen

@nureat yes Kekta Mata has all the powers  in the world to turn this into her signature leaps-forever separated-lead-constantly-mind boggling-serial That woman is capabale of ruining everything  and leave us like this----->


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Starting with a cliche' line but that is so true -  Love is not bind my age... Every heart, irrespective of age, yearns for love...

I dont really agree with the TM. I think love  is an emotion which can overcome us at anytime,even when we are in our deathbeds. You are saying that falling in love in old age is difficult as people become more cautious. I would say that has less to do with age and more to do with ppl's experiences. Teenagers from broken marriages are apprehensive of love. People suffering from excessive shyness or being too strong willed are cautious of loving someone.

Aged people, in my opinion, have experienced love in more forms than teenagers and hence are mor able to distinguish between crush/infatuation and actual real love. So I believe a matured love story is very feasible

Physical attraction and emotional feelings run two different course.  The adrenaline rush of the youthful love will over time change to emotionally deeper more, less physical but still a necessary relationship, which provides comfort and gives feeling of well being that is necessary whether one is young or old.

Even in old age home they have become aware of the need of a couple to share a room.  People mistake sharing a bed as having a physical relationship when all someone might want it to be held, to feel the warmth, to share memories with.

From the promos, I guess RP are going to discover the joys of doing mundane everyday things, discover revelations about each other (you know where he discovers in the sabzi market that she is a mean bargainer just like he is in corporate boardroom)  that they did not assume and discover all the bad, irritating habits that couples usually bicker about  (the karates that most women grumble about cause it disturbs there sleep).  Well that is what I am hoping Ekta is going to do...