He recognizes her hurt, her need to talk. He struggles to keep his arguments at bay. After all, as she points out, what is the need to see the face of a person that is not going to matter to you in life at all? Her voice is firm, each word hurting Saras like a tight slap. He wishes to see her face, to know whom he is talking to, but she doesn’t let him that have luxury. She wipes it away and sits with her back to the screen as she speaks. She knows what she has to say but she stands still and a small smile at the look of his eyes on the screen graces her lips. What will she say? Has she received the letter? His discomfort vanishes one instant and is back the next when her hand tightens on the chair. His first glimpse to her is of her tiny waist, cinched by a “kamarband” connected to red and yellow pom poms that swing at her waist with each step, singing a melody that attracts him.

She approaches the computer, slow and firm. How in the hell did he know the girls gawking at him weren’t Kumud?Īt her request, Kumud is left alone to talk to Saras. His embarrassment at their praise turns into question as his eyes search for Kumud. Saraswatichandra? 😛Īnyway, he waits, and what does he see? He sees a horde of relatives on the screen when he logs in, comparing him to a heart throb hero. I sniggered when I saw him buttoning his shirt up. Saras, who has reluctantly agreed to the video conference, waits in his living room quarters to see the girl he has refused. He would be replied back for his letter- right then and there. The episode begins where Kumud informs her sister Kusum, that she will ensure Saras realizes what a grave mistake he’s made by rejecting her without seeing her. Furthermore she thinks he’s a selfish, cold man who considers his own whims need to be fulfilled and doesn’t value the importance of relationship building in life. Or maybe it’s just the hurt talking when she calls him a shameless coward, who has neither inclination nor guts to stand up to his father. Just hoping the story is adapted nicely, is all.Īnyway, the main point is- Kumud vents her anger in this episode. The original story ends in tears whereas, from what I’ve heard, Mr. Not that we’re following the original storyline here. “Hum dono ki baat shuru toh tumhari na se hui thi, par khatam meri na se hogi.”

Had we been following the original storyline, Kumud’s dialogue today would have set the precedent. The struggle, the fight between mind and heart continues for Saraswatichandra and Kumud. The precap for Monday showed us Kumud being cooled down with the calming presence of Saraswatichandra in her house. The dialogue held true with today’s episode where Kumud spewed fire on Saraswatichandra while he sat there, gobsmacked by the attack. “Wo chaand jaisa sheetal hain to Kumud suraj jaisi tez.”

Saraswati chandra episode 3