12-09-2025, 08:36 PM
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@Blackdick11's
SRK's movie JAWAN... it slips into this moment flawlessly...."Bete ko haath lagane se pehle, baap se baat kar"
@Blackdick11's
Wow!!! A very sharp and powerful analysis.— in single line you stole the heart ❤️
Now, for Hemant to completely transform into Michael, he needed a strong trigger—kidnapping Sonarika and Karan in vulnerable conditions is the perfect situation to mark the start of his transformation.
Looking at the current situation between Sonarika and Hemant, the song from the movie *Aandhi* comes to mind—for Hemant:
"Tere bina zindagi se koi shikwa to nahi,
tere bina zindagi bhi lekin zindagi to nahi, zindagi nahi, zindagi nahi."
Honestly, I feel deep pity for Hemant.
I’ve noticed that Sonarika feels guilty, but that guilt is only because she betrayed a good man like Hemant, who invested all his strength and hope in a bright future for the family. She shattered that dream completely. Sonarika’s regret is only about breaking the heart of a kind person.
But I have never seen a moment when Sonarika truly realized she lost Hemant’s love and wanted to get it back. Her actions clearly show she isn’t deeply hurt by Hemant’s absence or losing his love. She never seemed to yearn or feel restless about it.
Her only sorrow is that she broke a good man’s heart and fears that he might destroy himself. Means, she now only feels sympathy for Hemant, nothing more.
I had hoped she would yearn for Hemant’s love or try to win him back, but I don’t see that happening. She’s still searching for herself, but deep down she has accepted Vikram as her future. This fits perfectly with the typical story of a “cheating and selfish wife” who plans to live happily with her lover without facing serious consequences. She’ll forget Hemant and move ahead with Vikram.
The way the story is progressing, it seems Harry doesn’t want Hemant and Sonarika to reunite—there is a lack of Sonarika fighting to regain Hemant's love. Their separation feels final so far.
Hemant will have to endure whatever comes—this is the usual outcome here: “Cheating wife happy, loyal husband forced to compromise with fate.”
Talking about Vikram, his true colors are slowly emerging. He’s such a possessive lover (though still just a lover) that he gets jealous of Hemant and Sonarika’s (still husband-wife) relationship. He talks big, pretends to accept Sonarika’s half-heartedness, and tries to show love poetically. But it’s nothing—just obsession. Trust me, seeing his nature, in the future he will never be satisfied with an incomplete heart. In fact, I doubt he would even tolerate a single word of appreciation for Hemant from Sonarika’s mouth.
I was just wondering how he would have reacted if the roles reversed—if Vikram were the husband and Sonarika the betrayer—how would he respond then? Would he still speak in loving poetic ways?
Sonarika rightly said that Hemant is stronger, resilient, and more mature—a man who can handle tough situations. If such a situation happened to Vikram, he would probably have gone crazy.
In fact, while Sonarika is struggling and fighting her inner demons, it was Hemant’s assuring words that gave her encouragement and strengthened her resolve to find herself—this once again shows one of Hemant’s great qualities—though deeply hurt, he still provides much-needed comforting words to Sonarika.
Anyway, whatever the outcome may be in the end, I honestly appreciate your writing skills Harry—most importantly, this story of yours has it all: love, family drama, emotions, betrayal, action, revenge, vengeance, and mystery thriller elements. I mean, every element is here—a true masterpiece. Can’t wait to see Michael’s transformation—eagerly looking forward to what’s next!!
Regards, Best wishes Harry ❤️
Rocky ❤️
SRK's movie JAWAN... it slips into this moment flawlessly...."Bete ko haath lagane se pehle, baap se baat kar"
@Blackdick11's
Wow!!! A very sharp and powerful analysis.— in single line you stole the heart ❤️
Now, for Hemant to completely transform into Michael, he needed a strong trigger—kidnapping Sonarika and Karan in vulnerable conditions is the perfect situation to mark the start of his transformation.
Looking at the current situation between Sonarika and Hemant, the song from the movie *Aandhi* comes to mind—for Hemant:
"Tere bina zindagi se koi shikwa to nahi,
tere bina zindagi bhi lekin zindagi to nahi, zindagi nahi, zindagi nahi."
Honestly, I feel deep pity for Hemant.
I’ve noticed that Sonarika feels guilty, but that guilt is only because she betrayed a good man like Hemant, who invested all his strength and hope in a bright future for the family. She shattered that dream completely. Sonarika’s regret is only about breaking the heart of a kind person.
But I have never seen a moment when Sonarika truly realized she lost Hemant’s love and wanted to get it back. Her actions clearly show she isn’t deeply hurt by Hemant’s absence or losing his love. She never seemed to yearn or feel restless about it.
Her only sorrow is that she broke a good man’s heart and fears that he might destroy himself. Means, she now only feels sympathy for Hemant, nothing more.
I had hoped she would yearn for Hemant’s love or try to win him back, but I don’t see that happening. She’s still searching for herself, but deep down she has accepted Vikram as her future. This fits perfectly with the typical story of a “cheating and selfish wife” who plans to live happily with her lover without facing serious consequences. She’ll forget Hemant and move ahead with Vikram.
The way the story is progressing, it seems Harry doesn’t want Hemant and Sonarika to reunite—there is a lack of Sonarika fighting to regain Hemant's love. Their separation feels final so far.
Hemant will have to endure whatever comes—this is the usual outcome here: “Cheating wife happy, loyal husband forced to compromise with fate.”
Talking about Vikram, his true colors are slowly emerging. He’s such a possessive lover (though still just a lover) that he gets jealous of Hemant and Sonarika’s (still husband-wife) relationship. He talks big, pretends to accept Sonarika’s half-heartedness, and tries to show love poetically. But it’s nothing—just obsession. Trust me, seeing his nature, in the future he will never be satisfied with an incomplete heart. In fact, I doubt he would even tolerate a single word of appreciation for Hemant from Sonarika’s mouth.
I was just wondering how he would have reacted if the roles reversed—if Vikram were the husband and Sonarika the betrayer—how would he respond then? Would he still speak in loving poetic ways?
Sonarika rightly said that Hemant is stronger, resilient, and more mature—a man who can handle tough situations. If such a situation happened to Vikram, he would probably have gone crazy.
In fact, while Sonarika is struggling and fighting her inner demons, it was Hemant’s assuring words that gave her encouragement and strengthened her resolve to find herself—this once again shows one of Hemant’s great qualities—though deeply hurt, he still provides much-needed comforting words to Sonarika.
Anyway, whatever the outcome may be in the end, I honestly appreciate your writing skills Harry—most importantly, this story of yours has it all: love, family drama, emotions, betrayal, action, revenge, vengeance, and mystery thriller elements. I mean, every element is here—a true masterpiece. Can’t wait to see Michael’s transformation—eagerly looking forward to what’s next!!
Regards, Best wishes Harry ❤️
Rocky ❤️
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