ROFL episode

3rd November

Help! HELP! WHAT a filmy episode! Right from Nupur running after bus, fainting, only to revive in (gasp) Mayank's arms - neat way of getting out of logistical details, I must say! And then the lines by Nupur - okay, those were not bad, poor thing ate humble pie very thoroughly but WHY was Mayank looking like strict headmaster throughout? And then the I love you from him - the only good line - are these many people enough or should i call more? And the holding in his arms ... eeks, in front of the whole world - if the first confession was public, this was super public! Sooo 'touching' ... and so utterly hilarious! And the audience clapping ... hehe ... they must have thought they were watching a film shooting! Oh wait, they were :)))
Sympathised with the bus conductor completely - if you guys have finished romancing, can we move the bus now?! If I'd been a passenger on that bus, I'd have a thing or two to say about roadside romeos and romance! Tch, tch, sharam nahi aati aaj kal ke bacchon ko!

Benji's 'aankhin dekha haal' commentary was the best thing about the first half of the episode - kept me laughing and made it watchable! And the miniscule Sajan bits thrown in, including their hug and the Gunjan "look" again - ah, I thought they would have to be told that MN were fine before they could start on their own romancing! But this was a cute way of doing it - the only somewhat realistic and cute bit!

Mayank staying back - of course, expected - especially after the sbs, sbb and whatever else segments there have been. The poignancy of Mayank having to leave was kind of killed by those. Really, sbs et al need to edit what they're showing - kill the suspense!
Precap - Gunjan, stop lecturing the guy, for god's sake and start romancing! You have one episode to do what you like till the song starts. Tomorrow had better be a Sajan episode after this MN overdose! MN - hey bhagwan, Mayank, momma told you to stay back to do this?!

Point to ponder - why are MN's romantic segments so widely publicised and SG's not? Is it because that's really all there is to the MN story?