This is exactly what is portrayed in the dialogue "with people around talking to you feels like a matter of life…
True that. It's simply not right to watch a show without empathising with the characters or their situations. That basically defeats the purpose of watching the show.
He really did ask for everyone to be in the theatre just so he will expose ,hurt and put in danger his so called…
Pran will forgive him as far as I'm guessing from the trailer. Wai's next course of action would be to resume his douche activities like telling Pran's mother
This is exactly what is portrayed in the dialogue "with people around talking to you feels like a matter of life…
You're one attentive observer. So good to know the show has viewers like you. Same for that dialogue too. Being attracted to someone of the same sex isn't someone's fault. People are simply born this way and there's nothing they can do about it
I watched this episode with a LGBT friend and I remarked “it’s so sad they have to hide their relationship…
This is exactly what is portrayed in the dialogue "with people around talking to you feels like a matter of life and death". Ep6
If you do look closely many of the dialogues resonates with what same sex couples really feel.
"What we have now what do we call it?" Ep 5 Since people are reluctant to acknowledge same sex people in love as a couple, there's this lingering sadnesss and helplessness that's being expressed. The feeling of not being able to put a name to your relationship.
Even how Pran put on a happy face the morning after the night he got rejected. Ep5. Then Pat calls him cute dimples and he's back to hoping again. The hope that maybe he does love me
Everything in the show has been subtly done. They are dealing with homophobia, just under the guise of rivalry if that makes sense.
that's been bothering me too like what was the reason that wai and korn were there? cause wai quit so there was…
I believe Wai called Korn out to the theatre for the big reveal. There's no other valid reason for Korn being there. Being angry about your bestfriend not confiding in you is something. But exposing him when he's clearly not ready? What kind of douche move was that?
Yes, this is the theory that's been going on. Since we are most certain that it was Wai, who saw them in the car,…
Same. Jimmy is really doing justice to his character. It is ironic how he went from being the most loved character to the most hated character in a few weeks
Same with Pat's dad. He's toxic and manipulative. He knows the exact effects the his words has on his son. He…
Whatever happens I just don't want them to break up. I want them to stick to each other even in adverse conditions till the very end. At least they are communicating well for now. Staying hopeful
You know somebody is a troll when they say that Nanon and his character are boring. Obviously this person has…
You clearly have not gone through the story my friend. Every dialogue in this series is meaningful.
"WHAT WE HAVE NOW ,WHAT DO WE CALL IT? " The helplessness and pain of not being able to put a name to your relationship. Ep5
"WITH PEOPLE NOT AROUND I CAN TALK TO YOU JUST FINE. BUT WITH PEOPLE AROUND TALKING FEELS LIKE A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH. " Ep 6. This is a queer coded dialogue referring to what same sex couples go through in real life.
I could quote all the dialogues and explain as to you what they mean. Don't say its all about argue and pout . You wouldn't have said so if you really understood Pran's character.
The moment Pat was told off by his dad for the first time, he couldn't handle it.This is what happening with Pran…
Same with Pat's dad. He's toxic and manipulative. He knows the exact effects the his words has on his son.
He makes it exactly clear that he would always have the last say in his life and that his notion of right or wrong is something Pat should abide by, so as to not be regarded as a disappointment
There's this question that's been bothering me. What in the world was Wai doing at the theatre? Didn't he say that he would quit the play and that Toto had asked him to find a replacement.
Was he there on purpose? Did he call Korn and other engineering students simply to expose them? Why was Korn in a place where Architecture play was being rehearsed? As far as I recall, rugby and the play had conflicting schedules
Wai's charachter will be unredeemable with all that he has done so far. If he goes on to tell Pran's mother, man. I think he's giving Pran's mom a run for her money when it comes to being the main antagonist of this show.
As far as I know , the novel from which this story is inspired from is named "Behind the curtains". So in both…
Yes most of the reveals in other bls are so stressful. Walking in on someone shirtless is something basic that happens in most bls. Then there's that unnecessary confrontation and drama that comes along with it.
The scene here was aesthetically pleasing too. I really appreciated how their relationship got exposed in a jiffy without any unnecessary dragging. Everyone got to know at once.
If you do look closely many of the dialogues resonates with what same sex couples really feel.
"What we have now what do we call it?" Ep 5
Since people are reluctant to acknowledge same sex people in love as a couple, there's this lingering sadnesss and helplessness that's being expressed. The feeling of not being able to put a name to your relationship.
Even how Pran put on a happy face the morning after the night he got rejected. Ep5. Then Pat calls him cute dimples and he's back to hoping again. The hope that maybe he does love me
Everything in the show has been subtly done. They are dealing with homophobia, just under the guise of rivalry if that makes sense.
"WHAT WE HAVE NOW ,WHAT DO WE CALL IT? "
The helplessness and pain of not being able to put a name to your relationship. Ep5
"WITH PEOPLE NOT AROUND I CAN TALK TO YOU JUST FINE. BUT WITH PEOPLE AROUND TALKING FEELS LIKE A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH. "
Ep 6. This is a queer coded dialogue referring to what same sex couples go through in real life.
I could quote all the dialogues and explain as to you what they mean. Don't say its all about argue and pout . You wouldn't have said so if you really understood Pran's character.
The telling evidence was Wai hearing from the backstage because Pran in the earlier scene clearly heard what people on the stage were saying.
Then he didn't act surprised when Pran mentioned Paa to be Pat's sister.
During the phone call Wai put on a strange face when Pran said he was calling his mother
I think the hints were dropped all along.
He makes it exactly clear that he would always have the last say in his life and that his notion of right or wrong is something Pat should abide by, so as to not be regarded as a disappointment
Was he there on purpose? Did he call Korn and other engineering students simply to expose them? Why was Korn in a place where Architecture play was being rehearsed? As far as I recall, rugby and the play had conflicting schedules
Wai's charachter will be unredeemable with all that he has done so far. If he goes on to tell Pran's mother, man. I think he's giving Pran's mom a run for her money when it comes to being the main antagonist of this show.
The scene here was aesthetically pleasing too. I really appreciated how their relationship got exposed in a jiffy without any unnecessary dragging. Everyone got to know at once.