Everything was absolutely perfect in today's episode;
from Arnav's decision to their wedding to them finally coming home. Everything was just perfect. All five episodes this week have been
absolutely amazing, delivering power packed performances and a lot of intense
drama. This week returned the show we
all fell in love with and reminded us all of why we fell in love with Arnav and
Khushi.
Arnav
Arnav truly showed what a real man is and that he is
nothing like his father. Unlike his
father, he was not going to leave, abandon or desert the woman he loved. Instead, he was going to stand by her and be
faithful to her, just like he promised.
Arnav's arrival at the wedding sort of scared me, based on the previous
episode but like everyone else, we're glad he came. When he proclaims to everyone that he wants
to move on from his past and begin to live his life with happiness, it brings a
smile to everyone's face as that is what they have all wanted from the
start. Arnav has lived his life for the
last 14 years in his past; hating whatever happened and carrying that baggage
with him constantly. Today, he chose to
finally drop that baggage and start a new life as he wanted to be happy, be
with someone he cared about and who cared about him too. Throughout the wedding, you could not wipe
that smile off his face. It was like new
life was breathed into the angry young man and he was reborn again on his
wedding day.
Khushi
I could not have been any happier for this girl today;
she finally got the happiness she deserved.
After months of misunderstands and being treated with disrespect, the
only she loves the most made her his wife, respectful and with all the
traditions. Khushi's undying faith that
Arnav would come took her love for him to a new level. Despite everything that was happening, she didn't
think once that he wouldn't come, even though everyone told her
differently. Khushi finally got her
dream wedding and was returned her happiness by the man who took it away. Just as eager as she was to marry Arnav, we
were all just as eager to watch them get married. Khushi has definitely brought happiness into
Arnav's life and I'm glad that he could bring that same happiness into her life
too. The girl is one tough cookie but
she proves to all of us that will faith, trust and love, anything is possible.
Anjali
Now that's a supporting and loving sister. Anjali has always supported Arnav and Khushi's
relationship and she proved that today as well.
She tells her dead beat of a husband that Arnav and Khushi's love is so
strong that it can overcome any hurdle.
She refuses to help her husband stop their wedding and for the first
time, she does something her husband doesn't want her too. Let's hope we continue to see this kind of Anjali,
who takes decisions for herself and not let her slime of a husband make them
for her.
Akash and NK
These two are absolutely amazing together. Just add Arnav to the mix and things get
better. True to their roles as younger
brothers, they tease and taunt Arnav on his wedding day; a day nobody thought
they'd see. Let's see what else these
two do to bother Arnav and his new bride.
Gaima
She's a lucky woman to have such an understanding family
and such a forgiving son-in-law. Garima
too has carried this part of her past with her but has never allowed it to
enter her present life till recently.
Arnav doesn't blame her for what happened and that provides a relief to
her. Hopefully, she can forgive herself
for what happened and move on with her life, just like Arnav has decided to do
so.
Dadi
Even Dadi was great in the episode. She is called back by Shyam to stop the
wedding again by reminding Arnav that Khushi's aunt is responsible for the
death of his parents. This woman has
been determined to seek revenge for her son's death, not realizing that he
chose death over facing the consequences.
Swati Chitnis who plays Dadi did a wonderful job in portraying the
stubborn and narrow-minded grandmother, a character that was hated by a lot of
fans. Dadi's last attempts to stop the
wedding didn't work, with Arnav choosing to forget his past instead of taking
revenge. With no ammunition left, she
leaves the house and the show....possibly for now.
Shyam
Just when he thought everything was going his way, Arnav
has to surprise him. Shyam is even
willing to poison Anjali's ear against this marriage to stop it but it doesn't
work this time. Just watching his face
throughout their wedding was priceless.
The frustration and anger at the fact that his plan to separate them
didn't work and the fact that he now had to witness their wedding was very
enjoyable to watch. To make matters
worse, Dadi's last attempt to stop the wedding didn't even work, leaving him up
the river without a paddle, and probably a boat too.
Nani
Oh how I love Nani.
She is one of the most patient elders I've seen on TV. She's willing to let her grandchildren speak
and make their decisions. She gives them
their space but is also there to comfort them and give them advice. I loved how she asked Arnav if he thought his
decision through because she didn't want to see Khushi hurt in the future. She knows Arnav and his anger and wants to
make sure that Khushi no longer has to bear the brunt of his anger. She knows that Khushi has suffered a lot in
the past and doesn't want her emotions to be toyed with again. She has full faith in Arnav and his
reassurance of his decision makes her a proud grandmother. Dadi can learn something from her.
The Wedding
Unique, simple and beautiful. These words not only describe Arshi as a
couple but also describe their most anticipated wedding. It was a beautiful wedding, full of love and
trust. The wedding truly portrayed Arnav
and Khushi's own individual style. It
had the full scale rasams and celebrations that Khushi wanted and also had the
minimum number of guests which Arnav enjoyed.
The most anticipated wedding of television went off in its own unique
style, staying true to the magic and charm of the show. September 28, 2012 is one day that the fans
will cherish and remember forever.
Congratulations to Mr. And Mrs. Arnav Singh Raizada.
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