We could at least see why Dev behaves like a jerk, but since Maya's wounds are internal, even the audience could not understand the reason for her unhappiness. Fark sirf itna hai mere zakhm dikhte hain, tumhare dikhte nahi." That also explains the brouhaha over everyone not understanding Maya. At one point, Dev says to Maya, "Hum dono ek jaise hain, bilkul ek jaise. They both are plagued by their imperfection, and the perfection of their partners only accentuates their shortcomings. Dev is literally a broken man, whose broken leg is a symbol of his failed dreams. She is always cleaning things because she feels dirty from inside, as if cleaning can remove her internal blemishes. Maya can never become a mother, and she feels incomplete and she is always treating her husband as if he is a child. Rishi and Rhea are so perfect that their perfection actually becomes one of the reasons for their doomed relationship with Maya and Dev, respectively. She is an accomplished woman, and better than her husband in every aspect. Similarly, Rhea is beautiful, and is a successful editor of a highly ranked fashion magazine. He is charming and has the gift of the gab. He cares for his wife, and says the most romantic lines. Rishi is a man that any woman would die for. I also felt that the film was making a point on how couples need to have similar personalities to be compatible. Dev and Maya never loved their partners in the first place and, consequently, they felt trapped in the relationship. Dev and Rhea had an uncomfortable relationship even before his accident. When he met with his accident and became such a bitter person, he became more vocal about his feelings which, perhaps, he always felt. But it seems that that Dev also never really loved Rhea. Vaise bhi ek dost ke saath zindagi beetane se behtar aur kya ho sakta hai." Maya replies, "Kabhi kabhi dosti mohabbat ki jagah leleti hai aur phir mohabbat ke liye jagah hi nahi bachti." Maya never loved Rishi. When Dev and Maya meet for the first time in the film, Dev says, "Rhea aur main college se ek dusre ke dost hain, phir humne socha apni dosti ko ek aur naam de dete hain. He demarcates a line between love and friendship. Love is friendship." But here, it seems he has grown up. In Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Johar told us, "Pyaar dosti hai. I thought a lot about the relationship of Maya and Dev.
Khamosh rehkar bhi kitna kuch keh dete hain." Of course, these flower scenes speak so much without saying a single word. At one point later, Rishi (Abhishek Bachchan) says to Maya, "Phoolon ki apni bhaasha hoti hai. All he can do is give one single flower, unbound by anything, just like the love that he has for Maya. He is bound by the rules of society to give those flowers (interestingly, a bouquet is also a collection of flowers forcefully bound together). The bouquet of roses is a metaphor for love. However, he cannot give the bouquet of roses to Maya because he is married to Rhea, so he has to give those to his wife. They both complement each other and complete each other which was the entire foundation of their relationship. It is as if both of them are like red roses to each other and bring beauty to each other's morose lives. Dev, too, is dressed in a green jacket and is wearing a red muffler, almost like a red rose. Maya is dressed in a red top with a green skirt, just like a rose flower that has red petals and a green stem.
For instance, look at Maya and Dev's costumes. The scene is so beautiful that it can sum up their entire lives. And, all he is left with is a single rose which he gives to Maya. He lies to Rhea that he got those roses for her and gives it to her. There is a palpable tension on Dev's face as to what will happen next, and to save himself, he calls out Rhea's name just in time, and Maya quickly turns back. Maya, unaware of Rhea's presence, is gloriously smiling at Dev, excited to meet him and get those flowers in a few minutes. All of a sudden, he sees Rhea (Preity Zinta) walking towards him. At one point, Dev brings a big bouquet of red roses for Maya, whom he is about to meet in a few minutes. One of my favorite scenes in the film is the one with the bouquet of flowers.
Kabhi alvida naa kehna meaning full#
I am a big fan of symbolic metaphors in film and Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna is full of them.
I find it difficult to write a conventional film review talking about story, screenplay, music, and other intricate elements of film-making but I do want to write about the beautiful nuances in the film that I love.
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