The moment where Gunjan pushes a guy away and Samrat walks in, observing her fear, he pauses and looks at her. Everyone else is pretty normal! Unlike current shows like *ugh* Punch Beat *ugh* where people are off a branded store to be ‘normal’ - we have regular kids here except those who have a reason to dress differently.ĭia’s welcome party to annoy and intimidate her cousins are done with a touch of sensitivity and humor.īenji’s quips of “ Main Hoon Na se main tha na ho gaya!” to Samrat always being slightly concerned about whether or not he’s crossing a line with the cousins - especially Gunjan is well done. Dia is the only one who dresses up the way she does, Gunjan-Nupur also are the only ones who dress up the way they do. Samrat’s dialogues like “Chill Dia, after all they’re simply your cousins!” let us know that no one has made it a mission to trouble the cousins as much as Dia has.Ĭan I say I love the costumes? They’re real. They’re a bit immature and resistant to the new change that Gunjan and Nupur represent - especially considering they’re their cousins. We know Dia and her gang aren’t outright devils. An emotion I relate to despite loving the city to bits!Īnd the show remembers to keep the whole ragging and planning right.
I like the way Gunjan words her feelings - she doesn’t criticize Mumbai for being so, she just doesn’t like the city yet - it’s crowded, noisy and almost claustrophobic. Nupur’s excitement in being in the bustling city compared to Gunjan’s hesitation and discomfort with crowd and traffic are such refreshing emotions. Gunjan already anticipates a slight friction given their different lifestyles and what’s beautiful is that Nupur’s fallen smiles lets us know that Nupur fears the same - except she has a brighter outlook on life. While Nupur is excited to go to the city of dreams, Gunjan asks a very practical questions - will their cousins like them (because of who they are). Nupur and Gunjan’s reactions show their differences so beautiful. I love how the show is well aware of its references and makes that blatant! Aha and her epic sarees, wind blowing and everyone falling flat for her - even the Principal! And the whole ‘ Main Ho Naa’ thing going on with Miss. I like how the show shows both academics and sports are equally important and one does not triumph over the other. There’s so much of NOT knowing! These two guys will form a friendship that’s thicker than blood in the future! Since I’m riding high on nostalgia, my heart just melts into a puddle to see Samrat and Mayank meet as rivals.
#2 College Rivals & Dia’s Plan for Her Cousins
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