"Just like my interests. When I'm interested in something, I try to draw it towards me, creating a gravitational pull."
Cheewa.. you are definitely not talking about your hobbies interest here, you are talking about your P'Niran. That is literally his entire approach to Niran ๐ญ. He's interested in Niran, so he keeps finding ways to pull him closer... starting conversations, sharing his world, making excuses to stay around him, walking him home, waiting for him after school and grasping every tiny opportunity to put himself in Niran's orbit.
He isn't just waiting for Niran to come to him.... he's actively creating this little gravitational pull between them. He keeps showing up, keeps reaching out, keeps making space for himself in Niran's life, until being around each other starts feeling almost inevitable. And I love that it's never some grand, dramatic declaration. It's all these tiny, deliberate choices to be closer to Niran.
Very happy to see they got a replacement for Replay and this looks interesting. Now I just need a replacement…
Same. It feels like I have been waiting for ages but I can wait for more. I just need them to get one for 2026 line up even though it airs in 2027 and one more series for 2027 lineup.
I don't think enough people understand how the weight of expectations, pressure, and exhaustion can make you stop loving something you once loved so deeply. Sometimes it's not that you suddenly stop caring. It's that the thing you once did because you wanted to slowly becomes something you feel like you have to do. And when every attempt, every achievement, and every failure starts carrying someone else's expectations with it, eventually even the thing that once brought you happiness can start feeling suffocating.
That's exactly why the entire argument between Niran and his dad gave me goosebumps because, genuinely, I have been in Niran's place. I know what it feels like to try, and then try harder, and then try again even when you're already exhausted. To keep pushing yourself because you don't want to disappoint anyone. To avoid admitting that you're struggling because you don't even know how to explain it without sounding like you're making excuses. And then, after trying and over trying for so long, you reach a point where you don't even know what you really want.
And then there's Cheewa comforting Niran. ๐ญ
"But if you look up at the sky, your tears will flow back into your eyes. Or if you want to let them fall with gravity then cry it out."
Cheewa is such a sweetheart. I love that he doesn't try to fix Niran or tell him what he should do. He just finds this incredibly Cheewa way of making the moment a little less painful. He doesn't ask Niran to stop crying or be stronger. He simply stays beside him and makes him feel like he doesn't have to hide what he's feeling. After being surrounded by expectations, Niran finally has someone who doesn't expect anything from him. Someone who just sees Niran. And somehow, Cheewa makes that feel like enough. ๐ญ
I am so damn in love with this series and now I have to survive seven days until the next episode, which, frankly, feels like a violation of the laws of physics TT^TT.
I decided to watch it because I was pretty sure Cheewah was autistic-coded from the trailer (I'm AuDHD) and I…
-Only Boo (Absolutely cuteness overloaded. I can guarantee it you will fall in love with Keen playing the character of Moo and his language of love.) -MuTeLuv "Hi" by My Luck (It has only 4 episode but by the end you would be wondering how did this masterpiece end only in 4 episode. Both of them are academic genius and rivals in this.) -Head 2 Head (I don't know if I should call this rivals to lovers trope because sure they were arguing over the pettiest stuff but all I saw was them being each other's world.)
Cheewa.. you are definitely not talking about your hobbies interest here, you are talking about your P'Niran. That is literally his entire approach to Niran ๐ญ. He's interested in Niran, so he keeps finding ways to pull him closer... starting conversations, sharing his world, making excuses to stay around him, walking him home, waiting for him after school and grasping every tiny opportunity to put himself in Niran's orbit.
He isn't just waiting for Niran to come to him.... he's actively creating this little gravitational pull between them. He keeps showing up, keeps reaching out, keeps making space for himself in Niran's life, until being around each other starts feeling almost inevitable. And I love that it's never some grand, dramatic declaration. It's all these tiny, deliberate choices to be closer to Niran.
Cheewa.. Oh Cheewa!!!
Cheewa predicting Niran's future. ๐
That's exactly why the entire argument between Niran and his dad gave me goosebumps because, genuinely, I have been in Niran's place. I know what it feels like to try, and then try harder, and then try again even when you're already exhausted. To keep pushing yourself because you don't want to disappoint anyone. To avoid admitting that you're struggling because you don't even know how to explain it without sounding like you're making excuses. And then, after trying and over trying for so long, you reach a point where you don't even know what you really want.
And then there's Cheewa comforting Niran. ๐ญ
"But if you look up at the sky, your tears will flow back into your eyes. Or if you want to let them fall with gravity then cry it out."
Cheewa is such a sweetheart. I love that he doesn't try to fix Niran or tell him what he should do. He just finds this incredibly Cheewa way of making the moment a little less painful. He doesn't ask Niran to stop crying or be stronger. He simply stays beside him and makes him feel like he doesn't have to hide what he's feeling. After being surrounded by expectations, Niran finally has someone who doesn't expect anything from him. Someone who just sees Niran. And somehow, Cheewa makes that feel like enough. ๐ญ
-MuTeLuv "Hi" by My Luck (It has only 4 episode but by the end you would be wondering how did this masterpiece end only in 4 episode. Both of them are academic genius and rivals in this.)
-Head 2 Head (I don't know if I should call this rivals to lovers trope because sure they were arguing over the pettiest stuff but all I saw was them being each other's world.)