Originally posted by: smartc
@ Malinn: What a lovely post! I just want the ice in b/w them to be broken in the most subtle and natural way possible and the hug from the SBS scene seems to fit my expectations there. I hope we can actually see Ahem genuinely feeling bad and hugging her not out of compulsion but rather out of his genuine concern for him. I can't wait to watch tomorrow's episode!!
@ Eesha: Loved your thoughts too, esp the bit about having the presence of a strong feminine character in Gopi's life. But who is going to provide her that solid ground? That solid foundation? She can't seem to gain even an ounce of confidence even though Koki has been on her side for a while now. So what makes us think that the presence of another strong and positive feminine character would actually have an impact on Gopi? Well, the answer lies with the creative team there *hehehe*. But I remember watching Banoo Mai Teri Dulhann and we had an illiterate character in that show too in the form of Vidya but the thing was that she was not naive like Gopi. And when came time to push all boundaries, she did and she even learned English to show to her hubby that education does not change your character or the type of person u are but rather helps u get more opportunities in life to progress, etc. Remembering that, I wouldn't want Gopi to change for anyone.Not even for Ahem. Ahem has to get over the ghost of Anita first and have closure and then he should fall for the real Gopi and perhaps he can help her move ahead in life with his love and affection. If he hates her with so much conviction, imagine how amazing it would be to see him love her and think the world of her when he falls in love ... I'd be...😍
Cheers,
Sana~
Oh I definitely remember that show I loved it and that it is exactly what made me think of the feminist character. I remember the Bua was the reason she started to learn to read and write and I was thinking Gopi needs something like that in her life. I still remember the speech Vidya gave when she showed Sagar that she was educated and could speak English. She said why does being able to speak English define who you are as a person as they are living in India where their native tongue is Hindi. I mean you don't go to America or any other country and expect them to know Hindi. Instead we should be proud of our culture, our language, our religion. And in that Gopi far excels Aham. She needs someone to push her to learn not to have Aham fall in love with her, but to show Aham that knowing how to read and write and speak English doesn't define who you are as a person or make you a better person. She needs to do it for herself at the end of the day. The best example right there is Rashi. She is educated, but beyond that as a human being she is absolutely selfish, greedy, and horrible. I also want Aham to fall in love with Gopi for herself and her wonderful attributes and pure heart.
I was mainly thinking of the strong feminine character on Gopi's side who does the telling off to Aham and everyone else. Show them exactly Gopi's worth because showing Gopi doing that would completely destroy her character I think. She could use a little confidence boost though. See her good heart and caring nature like everyone else sees it and know that sometimes she doesn't need everyone's approval because her pure heart is approval enough and loving yourself at the end of the day is what matters the most.
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