Subconsciously they've connected but on a conscious level they hold back because of their insecurities and not being able to live up to each others ideals, when their ideals in actuality is no one else but each other.
Wafah, you said it all.
Nice post EcliPSe_2010. I have already seen the episode online three times back to back 😳
Just wanted to give R and G and big hug.
I was wondering if the only reason R saved the flowers G had given her was because it was possibly the first time someone other than amma had given her a gift?
Also, what did G mean when he said the storm is already here, all that is left is to be destroyed in the storm? He could not realized his feelings for R yet.
Originally posted by: jpalagrawal
Infofan, I saw the storm as what he thinks has always been in the marriage: the chaos, RJ's feelings for Abhi, her disgust for him and now it was time for everything to go to hell and cave in a destruction
Not sure...
Why did RJ say to Guddu, "you are the one burning" after he burned the clothes?
Originally posted by: jpalagrawal
Wow, I am still digesting this episode. Guddu has had such a poker face the last two episodes, who knew what he was really thinking. And as you guys are saying there is such a rawness to his pain. The fact that RJ does not want to touch him makes him feel so unworthy, despite all that he is in his own mind
Gardes, I could not understand one thing. So Guddu says that he is a king, but can never be a master and he has kept the master at his feet? What does that last part mean? That he had kept Abhi at his feet?
I am so blown away by the raw emotion today that I seriously have to comment more after watching. Guddu is always more expressive and today his pain was so palpable, but we also saw RJ's.
CV's are so so smart; they advertise the challenge and then they rip the cover off it exposing what it truly is.
I think by 'master' he meant Abhigyan the teacher. 'Masterji' is often used for teacher in India esp rural parts.
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