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Ohh! Forgot to mention ...

Never take pics.. in the midst of an action sequence... coz even the HOTTEST actor looks the most ridiculous.. 😆😆 e.g... Edited by sia221 - 12 years ago

sorry i went missing again...had a tortured week , first with tooth extraction, the swelling and then the drug allergy😭...
but am i glad that that i am back in this particular episode? but i find that i have nothing much to ad on the great analysis that have been presented...
just that this was another one of the best excecuted scenes from the hp days...be it the depth of meaning in the dialogues...the superb expressions ... the concern that breaks thru " see if i care " attitude...the shock that rendered geet almost lifeless... and the super action scene where maan saves geet ... what a shot that was 👏
congrats on attaining century...
Edited by bangalores - 12 years ago

Geet episode 38:

This episode was a very disturbing one for me maybe because I know what all difficulties Geet was going to face bcos of her decision. Also it takes a lot of guts to take a decision like she did. To be from a small village and to think that she could actually be a single mother is very difficult to imagine. Thankfully for Geet there came a Maan in her life and if she had not made the announcement in the office no one would have even guessed (thanks to her having no tummy ever😕). But what if that was not the case? Maan had just carried an unconscious Geet and all the villagers had made mincemeat of Geet's reputation. 😲Maybe I am thinking of what could have been had she not moved to Delhi and fallen in love with Maan. It was only NT who once taunted her about her having a baby without a marriage during the khoon bhari maang sequence and that had emotionally affected Geet a lot and if there had not been a Maan around to fill her maang then what? 😕Even if we make a wild assumption that Geet's family was supportive still I am thinking of the situation of a girl who would have to go through the taunts and insults day in and day out of being a single mother in a small village and of course the trauma the child would face. Of course the fact that the family hid the truth of Dev's cheating Geet does not help bcos now a person who does not know the whole story would even go to the extent of doubting her character like taayiji did. I don't know if I am rambling but I am thinking of a girl in real life who could be at this crossroads. To keep the baby would have been a very tough decision to take. The story teller of Geet had to definitely be appreciated for letting Geet take this decision rather than the much easier one bcos it motivates many such girls to fight for what is right whatever that decision might be.👏👏

Of course Geet's undying belief in Babaji is what gives her strength as we can see at the Golden Temple. I know that when Geet asked Babaji to show her the path though she only saw the happy child and thought that was Babaji's sign to keep the baby, Babaji did show Geet also another aspect of her future that he had planned for her in the form of Maan and his company that she unknowingly has throughout the visit and even after.😳😳 Maan's shorts I felt was looking out of place and little funny 😆😆but maybe it is the rule when taking bath in the temple pond that they can't wear a pant? I am just guessing. His top part looked as gorgeous and hot as ever but the shorts did put me off a wee bit😒😆. Of course he more than compensated for it by coming in that gorgeous purple kurta.😳😳 The kurta definitely suits him a lot and even in his Amritsar days he should have worn them rather than those tight cartoon shirts and jeans that he wore😡. He would have definitely looked like a sona munda.😎😳😳

I didn't now there was a song like this in the series.😕 The song was good but I didn't understand the significance of showing Maan in between.😕 The words of the song did describe Geet's feelings with respect to her unfortunate experience with Dev😡 but maybe someone can explain Maan's presence in context of the song. 😕

I would have preferred if they had shown Geet come back on her own to her house which she was I think planning to do anyway rather than being hunted down by Brij because that kind of put her at a disadvantage. What follows is heartbreakingly predictable and poor Rupinder thinks she is being practical and saving Geet's life from Brij's hands when she proposes her idea. But Geet drops her atom bomb.😲 I like the way her face goes like "It is my baby you all are talking about here. It is a part of me. Don't you guys realize that?"  The next few episodes are again going to be tough ones. Babaji give me strength.😔

Aaah one of my favouirte HP episode 😳😳...I simply loved the symbolisms shown in this Golden temple episode with that Satnam background voice ...simply divine ...👏👏👏👏

@ Paro:

I just love this golden temple sequence! It is chock full of symbolism and I would love to analyse it frame by frame but I am running a little short on time today so you will have to make do with the abbreviated version and the scenes that really stood out.

I loved the scene where Geet asks babaji for guidance and he actually gives it to her! As soon as she opens her eyes, she sees a mother with her child, laughing. This to Geet is message enough, although to be honest, I don't think she really needed this message. To me she had already made up her mind and although this sign from babaji was a blessing for her, I don't think she would have aborted her baby in any case. However, Geet only sees part of babaji's message, because the other part is wet and shirtless, behind her. ☺️

 I have to agree with Paro on the shorts. They were not bad themselves, just funny the way they stick to his legs in the front. 😆 But I was having all kinds of ahem, thoughts when I saw him emerge from that water with droplets just travelling slowly down his back...issh.

Anyway, I loved the thought that babaji seemed to be giving her one message, but in reality that was only a blessing for a decision she had already made, and the real blessing and the way forward was in front of her but not revealed to her just yet. This whole sequence seemed to glow with divine intervention. The fact that Maan and Geet did not meet though, showed that they are not destined to be one in that divine context just yet. They are still very much individuals on their own journeys, dealing with their own problems.

Geet steps into the water while Maan is shown coming out of it after being fully immersed. Could this be a sign that on their separate journeys, where Maan is now emerging from his darkest times (which of course we will never know anything about) and Geet is just entering her most painful days. It also threw back to their first meeting where he rescues her from drowning. He will help her survive when her life's problems threaten to overtake her and he is coming out of the water to do that, though neither of them know it yet. I like to imagine babaji is having an indulgent chuckle during this scene. 😳

Finally, like I said, there relationship hasn't reached that stage, though their connection has been established without either of their knowledge. I loved how when they were walking parallel to each other, between them were rumaals, something that is used for cleaning, for healing and that is what they are out to do for each other, and what will eventually bind them. Finally, their path meets at babaji where we see him in a gesture of blessing and Maan's profile comes into view behind the picture. This is babahi's blessing for Geet and Geet is his blessing for Maan, though at this point only we viewers know it.

NT really knows where to get Geet, doesn't she? I love how she used her knowledge of the Handa parivar and the knowledge of what Brij's reaction would be to ensure Geet was caught.

Finally, that last scene of confession and confrontation can be looked at in many ways. I know we like to see Tayji as the bad guy who wanted to smooth things over and brush the truth under the carpet, but I also saw another woman, fighting for her child. Had I not heard her stand up for Geet before, I would not have seen it this way, but she truly is a loving woman that has just had to face up to the realities of a patriarchal household and considering how ineffectual her husband is, in some ways she has to wear the pants (lucky that she is Punjabi! 😆). Anyway this could also be seen, only from Tayji's perspective as another mother fighting for her child, because Geet is her child and just as Geet is thinking of her baby, Tayji is thinking of her.

I guess this got long after all... Oh well, I am sure you don't mind!

@Jyo and Sia: I too had the question of Maan's religion/atheism after seeing this episode. And I don't know if the CVs thought of this but you know me, I have an explanation for everything! 😆 So I think Maan's relationship with God is the same as his relationship with women. He likes to be indifferent and hate them so he can avoid the pain of having faith in something and then having it broken. Just like he had a bad experience in the past with women that made him hate them, maybe there was a time or several when he trusted in god and that faith was shattered. Also, believing in god, much like falling in love means giving up some control, which Maan does not like so I think he likes to believe he can be indifferent to god. However, the same way he is disrespectful of women in words, but inherently respectful of them in actions, he is indifferent to god in words but actually moved by these religious experiences, being such an honest and simple person. So we see him being indifferent until he is inside one of these places, here the GT and later in the dargah, but after being totally involved.

That reminds me, I forgot to add, the next time we get the same divine feeling in MG's relationship is at the dargah. There, Maaneet are both accepting the blessing that was given to them by god/destiny, whatever you want to call it. Here we get a silent message that they are meant for each other and there it goes one step further, with the baba's blessing of their "jodi" which is another prediction for the future of their relationship.

@Bindu: That sounds awful! I am glad you are feeling better and look forward to your analyses!
Edited by Samanalyse - 12 years ago