Symbolism in lights - Page 5

Originally posted by: --Nargis--

This simply means that Khushi will try to ignore the flame...the pull...the attraction, but it will not work.   Ok here is some food for thought for you...

When the flame initially went out...who was instrumental in re-lighting the flame again?  La...right...as the match was in her pocket...and there was still darkness...as lights had not come back on.   This means that it will be La who will help join these two by bowing out of the picture.

As for the time, when Khushi blew the flame out...the LIGHTS had already come back on...meaning jo hona hai woh ho chuka hoga...so she blew out the candle...as there was no need of it anymore!!!

I hope this makes sense...

That's a great explanation Nargis.

Originally posted by: fj08

that was very nice, loved each symbol and its meaning

thanks

Thanks

Originally posted by: lara3110

Brilliant post. 

Thanks lara.

Originally posted by: Radhe1085

Opti, kya baat hia. Great post!!!!!!

When I watched that candle scene don't know why I remembered "Mughle Aazam" movie.

Thankyou for your beautiful thoughts.

Thanks Yes, that candle scene was beautiful. I have not seen Mughal e Azam so cant comment on that but it was a well shot scene and  the actors justified it.

Hey, the Candle scene was indeed very beautiful...a very delicate and subtle moment between the two warring protogonists!

I didn't know that poppy. Maybe I'll have a look at that scene from Mughal-e-Azam if I can find it in youtube.

Originally posted by: HopelessCase

Fantastic! Reminded me of literature discussions in school!

Well done, this is absolutely brilliant!!

Thanks I was not a literature student but I do like to go beyond what meets the eye.

Originally posted by: Opti

I am long past my study years. I am a working mom with a teenage son!

Oh btw I loved your symbolism.  Do you think that the creative team thinks about all this? Or are we just over analyzing?  

Originally posted by: tina_1234

wowww ...perfect!!

Thanks tina.