Gulaal's Karaara Jawab To Bigada Kesuda :O - Page 2

This content was originally posted by: Maz.

Nice title JZ! :)

Similar to his first day back home, she is waiting for him to return, to interrogate..unlike that night where Talli was Kesar's mouthpiece there, here Gulaal had to deal with him alone. What I liked in the Dushy bday scene was when he suddenly disappears, she covers up for him easily, whatever the reasons plaguing his mind she doesn't know, even if he behaves rudely to her she is willing to let it slide, but she does not let him be put down in front of the family. Her reason for his departure is that he needs to do something at the kharkhana, not that he has gone to meet friends.

Word, word, and word to that Maz. Gulaal has had an instinct to defend Kesar from the word GO! When he welcomed her with a stone - she defended him as a kid before Vasant. MB always told Gulaal she saved his skin too much. Then there is the chota Kesar and Gullu scene about PB running after him to go to school and Gulaal saving him a beating! And again another where she comes between JK slapping Kesar over the magnifying glass fiasco! There's countless times - like you say - she keeps the entire onus of 'correcting him' and finding out what he's done wrong and why and fix it on herself. For the world, which includes family too, anyone and everyone except her - she will fend him as responsible. 

It is indeed a karaara jawaab..since we have seen the entire GK story..it's a known fact that Gulaal did not hesitate to raise her hand on Kesar when the situation demanded it..when he crossed the lines..so this instance here is the very first of its kind, and since she is really disgusted by this drunken state of his, she doesn't deem it fit to even touch him.

The interesting paradox here is, that like you said above, she lets every crass gesture of his against her slip by - but she nails him for this  - because he is 'giving dhoka to apeksha' of the family! And yet, what has really really driven her to this extent is the disappointment she feels in him failing her apeksha. The fact is, that her apeksha in him is to become that gem of an heir the house deserves! And that he has the potential to become. The way she clobbers him under the weight of failing everyone, including Vasant - is actually all about having failed her, by failing them. Because she is the one who always has defended him, and not for the heck, and shown this faith and resolve to make him that man he's meant to become to serve his family - but even in serving his family like that responsible man, in fulfilling the dream of Vasant's expectation, he would fulfill her word to them all. Which is why when he fails them all - at the bottom of it, he's really just failed her! 

This content was originally posted by: indiansrp

another wonderful topic and the caps... ⭐️Thanks everyone! 😊

 

BTW, abt Kesu playing morchang and falling on back on the bed, wasn't it little to much controled fall, when he was all much drunk? I thought it was so straight will all the control and judgement?

 

Thanks for all the topics, video links and caps... You all are ⭐️

This content was originally posted by: JZephyr

I'm not sure if we can tag that 'slow' fall as controlled, or just retarded locomotion of his reflexes. Plus inebriation has a very strange quality off coming off in a second, when a greater much more evoking emotion of instance takes the drunk person by shock/surprise! [ hence how the cold water usually works with drunk people - it sort of shocks their drowsy senses to an alert] I personally felt that in the moment that he picked up and started playing that morchan, his mind was in between the daze of alcohol, and an acute awareness of nostalgia ... like a co-existence of keen and lazy reactions. I personally feel the striking sense of nostalgia and momentary peak of loss, in the way his first look falls to his brother, his lost mentor - the inebriation is just a tad sobered...