10/8 Dragon Club :Come..Fall in Love:AarYa :D - Page 32

@Ria: I disagree on the meaning of that expression for the simple reason that at that moment, Aarti was not looking at him with one of the more suggestive looks of the sequence. She was just giving him a friendly smile actually, as though wanting to enjoy the kids happiness with him. And for that innocent smile of Aarti's to elicit such a dark, story reaction from Yash took me by complete surprise. In the coconut scene, I will totally agree that her eye-messages made him uncomfortable but here it was something else altogether and I interpret that as a pull towards Aarti. I am not at all saying that he is in love with her, but I see a longing for her companionship, her warmth, her friendship from which he is holding himself back because it is too unknown and yet too familiar (to borrow a turn of phrase from Indu).

I think after she smiled at him in that wholesome way, he wanted to be with her, felt bad about over reacting and went to buy her the coconut... it was only when she was relentless at that point that he realised he hadn't been imagining that new twinkle in her eye.

I just love GC's change in expression when it registered that she wanted to share a coconut with him. That shock and the way his whole face froze was done exceptionally well!

When we go to the beach we don't loiter around and lag behind the children while they go play their games. We are more involved with the children and enjoy as much with them, makes me wonder if Arti and Yash are the parents of these children. The argument Bhavri is there to play along with them does not suffice!

Also I was wondering where the sea was, but alas I got a glimpse of it in Monday's precap.

@Indu : Thats exactly my point .. Aarti has opened all her cards right in front of Yash without demanding anything from him in return 😳 .. She loves him as Aarti , she did everything for him in Mumbai not out of any duty or favour but because she is madly in love with him  , she is  far from being perfect , she may come out as mad , stupid dumb , but she is her real self and dint try to copy any of Arpita's antics 😳 ... So Yash really has not got a single point where he can escape this whole situation with any sort of accusations on her 😉...Just how Aarti cannot force Yash into loving her , same way Yash too cannot force Aarti into not loving him 😉...Its her wish , and if she is ready to accept  him with Arpita baggage , then he too will hv to accept her with the fact that she has fallen in love with him whether he loves her back or not 😳...

Originally posted by: jyoti06

I m waiting for the next comic strip of Gayatri narrating AarYa's Mumbai story haan 😛 .. so u better make it fast 😡😆😆... U hv been my Guru in this case .. so if guru stop , then the shishya too will stop 😆😆

I'm working on it😆 Will put it up during weekend!

Originally posted by: InduG64

@Jyo: Totally agree with you there. ...Though they blotched up Aarti's self-realization somewhat by involving third parties (and that too ...Also, once he comes to know of her feelings, it might urge him to remove those pictures from the room...cause now he'll know that their presence might be hurting her.  

@Angel: I think you are being a little harsh. They went away for a few moments to get a coconut water, leaving the kids under Bhavri's supervision. Before that, Aarti was the one handing them the corn and Yash was playing with them on the beach chairs. They are just being selective about what they show because this sequence was meant to be about Yash and Aarti. So they let Bhavri babysit for a few minutes, and those happen to be the few minutes we saw in the episode.

Not to mention that Bhavri probably has instructions to force Yash and Aarti to be alone as much as possible. I wouldn't be surprised if the coconut was her idea in the first place.

@All: I am thinking:

What if Bhavri sees Yash laughing and reports to Gayatri, but by that time Aarti has confessed her love and he is all stormy again? That would be an interesting twist...

What made Yash laugh? 😳

They kept focusing on Ansh yesterday, when all three were building their sand castles. Is that a hint of something to come? I feel like Ansh might be instrumental in Yash letting go.

Originally posted by: Samanalyse

@Ria: I disagree on the meaning of that expression for the simple reason that at that moment, Aarti was not looking at him with one of the more suggestive looks of the sequence. She was just giving him a friendly smile actually, as though wanting to enjoy the kids happiness with him. And for that innocent smile of Aarti's to elicit such a dark, story reaction from Yash took me by complete surprise. In the coconut scene, I will totally agree that her eye-messages made him uncomfortable but here it was something else altogether and I interpret that as a pull towards Aarti. I am not at all saying that he is in love with her, but I see a longing for her companionship, her warmth, her friendship from which he is holding himself back because it is too unknown and yet too familiar (to borrow a turn of phrase from Indu).

I think after she smiled at him in that wholesome way, he wanted to be with her, felt bad about over reacting and went to buy her the coconut... it was only when she was relentless at that point that he realised he hadn't been imagining that new twinkle in her eye.

I just love GC's change in expression when it registered that she wanted to share a coconut with him. That shock and the way his whole face froze was done exceptionally well!

Edited by DMKJ_VB - 11 years ago

Originally posted by: jyoti06

So from here on Aarti will not make anymore efforts .. she has done it all ,.. now its Yash's turn either to live in Arpita land forever or come out of it and realise his hidden attractions for Aarti .. what he does next will b interesting 😳