Out of the BLUE comes Anwesha - WHO?
It's Anwesha, Annie, NES (Non-EXSISTENT sister), NE (The way she asked her BHAAAI to pronounce it by saying the alphabet N followed by E. It becomes NE!), UN-waste-sha, UNwanted-sha ..
(Credits to the names: By the Devils of the Den itself!)
** I can get VERY lame 🤣🤣🤣 So read it at your own peril! 🤣🤣🤣
-To seduce Arjun with her creepy eyes and her AAHHHHHHHHHHH *Still going on* hhhhhhhhhhhh *she killed me already* MAZING 🤢 voice modulations just adds on to it!
They fail to realise that this is the SAME OLD BORING RECYCLED track that every other show comes up with when they feel like their story is not moving in any particular direction. So what do they do? Bring in their protagonist (which has now became Maan 🤣) close relation/loved one and try to bring DANGER into their lifes. This would make the male lead lose his cool and FIGHT against the world.
Bringing in new characters into a show is fine because yes we understand the need for parallel tracks. Can't just depend on two main actors, can we? BUT, yes a VERY BIG BUT that too, there is a need to include a back story as to WHERE they were all this while, WHO they are exactly, HOW did they land up there and WHAT were they doing previously, before building the character further!
Infact these flashbacks and private scenes of NE alone are just for improving this out of nowhere sister angle. The BEST would have been, Dadi Maa or Maan, for that matter, mentioning about Anwesha once! That they have a younger sister. Like how they have mentioned about Vicky and Sameera previously, the same should have been done by Anwesha. OR to just make life easier for all us, the CVs could have just brought in the other kurana sibling whom we know ALREADY EXISTS, that's right VICKY!
SO this goes back to the MAIN point, her purpose was just to be part of a love story which we are not going to accept because we believe that MSK doesn't have a sister. Since none of the above was done to confirm her existence. Hence she remains non-existent to us!
Why would Anwesha call MSK her BHAI and WHY does MSK accept the name tag?
- She loves to play pretend-pretend. Must have been childhood deprived, probably didn't play much so now when she's older, she making use of the YOUTH (sounds familiar? 🤣🤣) that she's got n is playing pretend-pretend with MSK. It's like how for one day I pretend to be a policewoman n you -YES YOU! Where u lookin' at? U reading this I meant! 😆 - pretend to be the thief. So we play police n thief for one day! BUT for the case of Annie n MSK it is slightly different. You see, they both are pretending to be Bhai-Bhehan for god knows how many years n still counting. Both must have had a sad, sad childhood. 😒 Bless the future kurana heir. Hope it has a brighter and colourful childhood instead! :D
- Based on the point above, it goes to show that even Dadi Maa is Schizophrenic. Now I wonder if Dev would fall under this category as well. Hmm ... 🤔
Going DEEPER into the Non-Existence: Anwesha's character
As a sister:
I would consider her a sister whom is pampered very much by her brother (MSK does not/did not/ and will never have a sister). If we looked at the first few episodes where she made her entrance into the show, she appeared very demanding. (MSK does not/did not/ and will never have a sister). Wanting her Bhai (MSK does not/did not/ and will never have a sister) to meet her ASAP. MSK actually came out from an important meeting just to answer her phone call AND then he left from the place without informing the rest of the staff. This goes to show Annie (MSK does not/did not/ and will never have a sister) holds a very important place in MSK'S life.
In 28th of December's episode, MSK wanted to drop NE off at her friends place for the Christmas party. There was this one dialogue that said "Bhai am a big girl now, i can go there by myself. U should instead go n spend more time with Geet Bhabhi." (MSK does not/did not/ and will never have a sister).
As a person/Individual
-She gets what she wants most of the time. She kinda attributed the same MSK qualities. (MSK does not/did not/ and will never have a sister) Qualities such as, being adamant, wanting things to be done her way only, quick to judge a person, little bit of arrogance in her. They feel whatever they want, they WILL GET!
Eg: During that period where she was trying to contact Delhi's BEST known Events planner (who was later known to be Arjun) she made sure that she'll get hold of that specific planner even if it means that that planner doesn't have the time to fit her in his/her schedule. She gets what she wants and when she wants it, she really wants it!
*Read between the lines literally for my REAL views 🤣🤣🤣
Future plots
-She decides to cut her hair
-Improve on her fashion sense
-Eventually stops playing this pretend-pretend act with her MSK and tell him the truth that NO, I AM NOT YOUR SISTER and NO, YOU ARE NOT MY BROTHER.
Conclusion:
Out of the BLUE comes Anwesha - WHO?
I think she's a GEISHA just doing some HOO HAAAAAAAAAAA!
Anvesha-Arjun
Its Speed
Arjun-Annie romance has been questioned because of its speed😆. She was attracted too soon to a guy she had just met and initially hated because of his attitude. Why this questioning? We fell in love with Chuck Bass more than Nate Archibald though Chuck was definitely questionable. We prefer Logan/Wolverine to Scott any day. Damon is everyone's favorite vampire. Heathcliff is everyone's favorite romantic hero. In other words we go down the twisted path instead of choosing the safe option 😆.
Anyway we had already seen this speed in Dev-Geet story and it wasn't questioned back then. Dev was easily able to earn Geet's respect and trust in three days because he gave her the things she hungered for - gentleness and respect. The first day they met, Dev asked for Geet's opinion about their marriage. In subsequent meetings he protected Geet from the wrath of her family, showered Geet with kindness, love and romance and seduced her with his gentle nature. Geet was up against a guy who was a seasoned player and she because of her youth and naivety stood no chance against him.
Same was the case with Anvesha but Arjun chose the opposite manner with her. His
target was a girl who was used to getting her way and so he opposed her at
every point which forced her to notice him and then get attracted to him. His
good looks and airs of a guy who didn't gave a damn about her aroused the
curiosity in her. That tinged with the
element of secrecy (Christmas date) and fear induced intimacy (trapped in an
elevator) and viola you have yourself an instant crush. Keeping all of that in mind this romance is
not that difficult to digest. The question is the purpose it serves.
Consequences for the Story
It may appear at first that one of Arjun's aim was to seduce and abandon Anvesha. Honestly speaking this angle would have been repetitive if Arjun was an out and out villain. However, we saw in his entry itself that Naintara had twisted the facts. Arjun's thought to himself that things might be getting out of hand (trapped in elevator scenario) showed his common human decency. His interaction with Geet where he advised her to stop living in the past was a genuine one and all this showed that he is not your typical bad boy. So the chances of him falling for a person who is a match for him when it comes to arrogance, attitude etc are quite high.
Gossip Girl watchers - ever wondered what would have
happened if Chuck and Jenny had a relationship? Chuck and Dan with their obvious
differences and grudges and Dan's little sister dating Chuck. Sometimes I think
it would have been a damn sight more interesting than Chuck and Blair 😆 even
though Jenny is a skunk 😛.
Point is
this - a romance building out of twisted relations (though cliched) gives rise
to a lot of intriguing elements. However,
there is an added twist to this. Arjun had told Anvesha that no matter what she
may have done, Naintara is his sister. This reflects his loyalty to Naintara
and this loyalty may well survive the reality of Naintara's actions. Considering
the loyalty to their respective siblings, and the fact that the said siblings
will be enemies for life, the potential of this love story is pretty good. The emotional quotient brought to the plot via
a pathos filled love story could not have been achieved with a cousin or
someone who was not as closely associated with the Khuranas. This makes Anvesha's role a very important
one.
In a battle of justice and revenge, there could be the suffering of innocent people who were caught in the middle. Even if Arjun turns out to be a blackguard, even than Anvesha's story would be important as Maan and Geet are forced to confront the suffering of Khuranas because of this battle. Conflicts and frictions within the family (Dadi the eternal pendulum may be going against Geet and Maan?) along with the character's own doubts and guilt gives rise to a lot of interesting plot lines.
BUT - Give Existence to Non-Existence 😆
Yeah this is the constant demand of everyone. Even I can't defend the lack of a back story. However, is it always necessary to be told everything upfront? We could always go back and forth right? Non-linear plot development is not new. Though it is disconcerting to see a sister come out of nowhere but then sisters also disappear into oblivion never to be heard from again 😆. And I don't mean Geet but daily soaps in general . And although attention to detail is satisfying but like i said audience don't have to be told everything. May be some day in the future essence will be given to non-existence 😆. But for someone who is non-existent, Anvesha can bring forth a lot of twists 😆.
Ultimately each character has his/her own place in the story. It's the writer's prerogative how to develop it. At least Anvesha is contributing to the plot and has the potential to contribute a lot more. Ultimately it will come down to the execution. Anvesha isn't non-existent; its the treatment given to her story that is making it seem worthless.
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Phew. i m done 😆 Sorry for the delay though 😳 which was a consequence of my procrastinations and sheer bad luck
Don't know if I have managed to convince you guys but I have managed to convince myself 🤣🤣🤣
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Dadi
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1567872
Potential Plot lines (MB)
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1568732
MSK
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1569633
Dev
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1570540
Aesthetics (make up etc)
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1571442
Dialogues
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1572317
Brij and Yash
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1573564
Sameera
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1574594
Arjun
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1575672
Marketing
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1576750
Geet
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1577842
Symbolism
https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/1578747
BABY
https://india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=1580084
This is how I interpret the whole Geet or baby thing. He was
asked to make a choice between Geet or their baby, when in reality there is no
choice. The true choice was to be made between Geet's life and her trust. Saving
her life means risking the life of their baby and hence her trust in him. Saving
to baby could mean that he loses Geet forever. A true catch 22. Whichever
decision he makes, in the end he will get the short end of the stick. He chose
Geet, the love of his life, over their baby. I truly believe most men would
choose to do same thing as Maan did, a decision we as women wouldn't understand
or the mother in all of us refuses to understand. Maan didn't choose Geet because
the child wasn't biology his. He would have done the same thing had he been the
biological father. He chose Geet because he loves her more than anything, and
he didn't think like a father but a lover and a husband to be. This decision does not lessen his love for the
child. In fact the father in him feels guilty for not choosing their child. Maan
can't make himself look at the monitor to see the baby because he feels an
enormous amount of guilt for not having the same faith that Geet had. He didn't have to the faith to believe that
both could be all right, all he thought was he could lose Geet. He hated that
he made a choice and though he instantaneously regretted his decision, he didn't
quite grasp the gravity of it till that moment.
Geet trusted him to be the father of her child and he feels he let her
down. And he knows that Geet may never forgive him
for that. She may never understand how one could be in forced to make a
decision with drastic consequences; at least not until she is in a similar
situation where her loved one is fighting for his life.
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