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Originally posted by: kismattieluv

Hi, I'm Kismattieluv and it's my first time here in this forum. I love Bhagonwali because Runjhun reminds me of Godesses Mother Lakshmi  and Sita, the seventh avatar incarnation of Mother Lakshmi . She is like mother Lakshmi in the sense that she brings good luck to all those within her reach.Runjhun is also portraying a role similar to Sita,who lived a perfect dharmic life.Sita is considered as the ideal daughter, ideal wife, and ideal mother, since ages. Goddess Sita is remembered for her virtues and attributes. Devi Sita symbolizes all that is noble in womanhood. Her entire life constitutes an example of idealism. Sita is a perfect example of loyalty, chastity and morality. Sita was the adopted daughter of Janaka, king of Mithila. Though Runjhun was adopted like Sita she was not brought up with great love and care but treated with disdain and contempt by her diabolical uncles and aunts.Sita was a 'abla nari or a helpless woman. She often needed support and assistance of her husband and others ( Amma, Kukkan and the Aghori Baba) since she was unable to foresee the consequences of her actions.

I started looking at Bhagonwali when Runjhun was getting married to Abhigyaan who was chosen by Amma, her grandmother to be her lawfully, beloved, wedded husband. However, she was not cognizant of the fact that there was a surprise in store for her that would eventually relieve her from the snares of her devious aunts and uncles. Guddu, a goon who has been constantly tormenting Runjhun was hired by Runjhun's uncles and aunts to prevent the wedding from taking place. Guddu was instructed to break up Abhigyaan and Runjhun prior to the wedding so that Runjhun, the fortunate one, will never leave their abode but his efforts were in vain. On the day of the wedding Guddu was told to kill Abhigyaan upon entering their premises. 

Guddu went along as planned setting up fireworks to kill Abhigyaan, as soon as he entered. However, someone doused the fireworks with water foiling all his plans.  Abhigyaan who escaped unscathed began the wedding rites with Runjhun. In a fit of rage, during the break time interval  of the wedding, Guddu with the aid of Kukkan, drugged and kidnapped the groom, Abhigyaan, then disguised himself as he. Guddu and Abhigyaan both were of the same height, size and stature so no one would not have been able to tell the difference under the 'Sehra' he had worn over his face.

The spheres and other rituals went along as planned, and as soon as the wedding was complete, Guddu removed his 'Sehra' in the presence of the family members, thus having everyone dumbfounded, particularly Runjhun. He told Ammaji that he would never be able to keep Runjhun happy, as he hates her from the bottom of his heart. At first Runjhun's uncles and aunts were infuriated since they couldn't stand the fact that a lowly goon, like Guddu would be living with them in their household. However, they have decided to tolerate him for they thought that he would make Runjhun's life a living hell then eventually leave. To much disappointment, Runjhun had transformed Guddu from a goon into a gentleman who soon fell deeply in love with her and made her very happy.Runjhun eventually fell in love with him.They had a few separations prior to and after consummating their marriage, yet they cannot not live without each other.

Originally posted by: ritalakan

I started looking at Bhagonwali when Runjhun was getting married to Abhigyaan who was chosen by Amma, her grandmother to be her lawfully, beloved, wedded husband. However, she was not cognizant of the fact that there was a surprise in store for her that would eventually relieve her from the snares of her devious aunts and uncles. Guddu, a goon who has been constantly tormenting Runjhun was hired by Runjhun's uncles and aunts to prevent the wedding from taking place. Guddu was instructed to break up Abhigyaan and Runjhun prior to the wedding so that Runjhun, the fortunate one, will never leave their abode but his efforts were in vain. On the day of the wedding Guddu was told to kill Abhigyaan upon entering their premises. 

Guddu went along as planned setting up fireworks to kill Abhigyaan, as soon as he entered. However, someone doused the fireworks with water foiling all his plans.  Abhigyaan who escaped unscathed began the wedding rites with Runjhun. In a fit of rage, during the break time interval  of the wedding, Guddu with the aid of Kukkan, drugged and kidnapped the groom, Abhigyaan, then disguised himself as he. Guddu and Abhigyaan both were of the same height, size and stature so no one would not have been able to tell the difference under the 'Sehra' he had worn over his face.

The spheres and other rituals went along as planned, and as soon as the wedding was complete, Guddu removed his 'Sehra' in the presence of the family members, thus having everyone dumbfounded, particularly Runjhun. He told Ammaji that he would never be able to keep Runjhun happy, as he hates her from the bottom of his heart. At first Runjhun's uncles and aunts were infuriated since they couldn't stand the fact that a lowly goon, like Guddu would be living with them in their household. However, they have decided to tolerate him for they thought that he would make Runjhun's life a living hell then eventually leave. To much disappointment, Runjhun had transformed Guddu from a goon into a gentleman who soon fell deeply in love with her and made her very happy.Runjhun eventually fell in love with him.They had a few separations prior to and after consummating their marriage, yet they cannot not live without each other.

Originally posted by: tanutes

Guddu and Runjhun can be compared to Shiva and Parvati  as well. Shiva and Parvati are the most celebrated and happy couple in Hindu mythology, representing perfect, joy in togetherness, including their sexual union. Their mutual devotion, companionship, and respect for each other was legendary. Shiva was not seen as a bossy husband demanding unconditional obedience but as one who respected his wife's wishes, even in trivial whims. Shiva the transformer, and destroyer, was least domesticated and most rebellious among the Trimurti,( Brahma, Vishnu and himself) . Parvati whose reign was confined to domestic sphere often controlled and guided Shiv's dealings with the outside world, constantly goading him to be more generous, compassionate and sensitive to his needs. Shiva couldn't live without Parvati. He had no desire for other women. He supposed to have roamed around the world like a crazed human being carrying Parvati's dead body into the forest on his shoulders after she jumped into the fire to protest against her father's insult to her husband. His tandava threatens to destroy the whole world and rests only after he has brought her back to life.To sum it all up, I think that Guddu and Runjhun is a combination of Lakshmi and Vishnu, Rama and Sita and Shiva and Parvati.