Arnav follows
Khushi to their room where he begins to yell at her for what is going on in the
house. Khushi explains to him that
everything is happening as he wants; no one is celebrating his birthday. Arnav says he understands that but at least
expected Khushi to wish him Happy Birthday as she's his wife. He says that he did not want any party but
the least she could have done was spend some time with him instead of sticking
to this one statement. Khushi agrees
that she is stuck to his statement as he himself stated that he did not want to
celebrate his birthday: no greetings, no gifts, no party, no anything. She says that she had made preparations to
celebrate his birthday but cancelled all of them just for his happiness, his
wish. She says that she has changed a
lot for him and hoped that he would share his happiness on this day with her
but maybe she expected to much from him.
As she leaves, Arnav realizes he's made her upset. At the dining table, the family agrees to
wish Arnav a happy birthday as they realize that Khushi's plan hasn't gone the
way it was suppose to. When Arnav comes
downstairs, the family wishes him a happy birthday but Arnav is waiting to hear
it from Khushi who leaves the room, stating she's not hungry. Nani tells Arnav that what he did was wrong
as Khushi had made so many preparations and only cancelled them because she
knew he wouldn't like it. Upset, Arnav
retreats to the poolside to think. Akash
comes by and offers him some advice, stating that the things girls do may
sometimes be a bit overboard but it's their way of showing us love. Arnav asks Akash for help in dealing with the
situation but Akash tells him that Arnav knows how to fix this.
The scene then
shifts to the kitchen where we find Arnav attempting to make jalebis. Not only does he burn them, but practically
makes a mess in the kitchen. With him in
the kitchen, the entire family watches from afar, surprised to see Arnav
cooking. Khushi is in her room staring
at the pool when Arnav comes in. He
explains to her that he did what she always does when she's upset and she realizes
he's made jalebis. She lights a candle
and asks him to make a wish and blow it out.
She tastes one of the jalebis and seems to like it but when Arnav tastes
it, he realizes they are nasty and asks why she ate it. She says because it was made by him,
reminding him of how he ate her horrible food.
Arnav promises her that for his birthday next year, she can do anything
she wants, he won't say anything. He
also agrees to wish Khushi happy birthday on her next birthday and the two
share a hug. They both agree that they
don't like fighting like this, especially Arnav who states that in order to
pacify her he has to make jalebi. He
asks for his gift and she hands him a box.
Before he can open it, Khushi insists he wear it. He goes to the bathroom to put it on but
tells Khushi that it's somewhat tight and won't fight. He comes out and shows her the gift she got
him; a suit jacket that in a kid size.
Khushi wonders how this could have happened as she herself took his
measurements. Arnav then remembers her
romantic gestures last night as her way of taking his measurements. Khushi is upset at the tailor for ruining her
gift and Arnav reminds her of something she's forgetting to do. Khushi then kisses his cheek and wishes him a
Happy Birthday. Arnav then kisses Khushi on the cheek and agrees that the
sweetest gift comes from being patient.
He then carries her towards the bed.
The next morning,
Khushi is at the tailor's office complaining to the owner for giving her a
kid's suit jacket when she ordered one for an adult male. The owner asks her the name under which the
order was placed and Khushi tells him "ASR". Just then, a little boy comes in asking if
she was calling for him. Khushi looks at
the boy, who looks to be a younger version of Arnav. Khushi tells the boy she wasn't calling for
him but said ASR. The young boy responds
to her that his name is indeed ASR, surprising her. The boy yells at the owner for mixing up the
order and Khushi tries to explain to the boy that his mother by accidently took
her order by mistake, only to be shocked when he states that he himself came to
pick up his order. He tells Khushi that
the mistake was not his and that he never makes mistakes, shocking her and
reminding her of Arnav. When Khushi
tries to talk to the boy, he says "what the", surprising her, and
leaves the room with his order. Khushi
wonders if this is really of if she's dreaming of meeting a young ASR.
What worked: Arnav
realizing he needs to change. Like a
said a week ago, both Arnav and Khushi may be in love but they still have a lot
to learn about each other. Before
marriage, Arnav and Khushi each lived their lives like they wanted to but
things have changed since they got married.
They now share a life together and sharing a life together means willing
to make changes for the other person. As
they begin to share their lives together, they will have to learn to understand each
other in a more deeper and simpler way, such as their likes, dislikes,
etc. It's nice how they showed both
Arnav and Khushi in situations where they realized their actions were wrong and
then showed them making up for it by doing something the other person liked. They each got a chance to realize that they
are now sharing a life with someone else and that means being more aware of
their feelings and what they want. Well
done writers.
What didn't work: N/A
Highlight:
Arnav cooking in the kitchen. Somebody
pinch me. Do I see Arnav, the Arnav
Singh Raizada in an apron, in the kitchen, cooking. Just like the family, I too am shocked and
speechless. Oh how times have changed. If someone told him a year ago that he would
be in the kitchen attempting to make jalebis, he probably would have
laughed. Love has literally brought
about a change in the former "angry young man" as he steps into the
kitchen in order to pacify his wife. Yes,
they may not have tasted good but it's the thought that counts. Now if only someone had recorded it....NK,
where is your camera?
On a side note, Barun really and I mean really needs a haircut.
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