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What Koh has and Pheem does not, is plot armour. If Pheem was the main protagonist, people would see his actions as a player turned a hopelessly in love person who is trying everything to get Jira's attention, which is very 'cute'.

I would really like to see how Jira returns to work after this carefully crafted humiliation.

Jira's self esteem, for whatever reasons, is not doing a good job.

They didn't have to lie to him if he was not so controlling.

Using the fact that he inspires Jira's paintings, Koh really reached a top notch level of controlling.

I don't understand. Why do Pheem and Jira have to explain themselves to Koh? Why is it betrayal? And wasn't Jira lecturing Pheem about quitting job and freeing himself? What happened to him now?

Japanese Heated Rivalry.

I don't know why he keeps his phone on and near him when he is working.

Maybe when Jira gets together with Koh, that will be his final straw and he will leave. Leaving Koh is an important arc for Pheem as getting close to Koh is for Jira. Everything pushes Jira towards Koh, everyone tells Pheem to leave him.

No, Jira won't feel like it. Like he said in the preview, let's get to know each other etc.

My question is, whom did Ing meet in that bar?

It's not happening again...

Gun is so short 😂😂

Night killed Dream and started kissing Ozone.

Jokes apart, this trope, where two people who are not 'supposed to be' together, start something, and are always interrupted, usually by the 'right person', is really annoying. I didn't expect to see it here as well. I hoped that the director would be braver.

See, this is why Pheem needs the rage room.

The feminine urge to put a ring on Dew's gorgeous finger.

So, Koh is healing Jira, and Jira is healing Pheem.

Gun is looking more and more like Alia Bhatt when he smiles.

Nooooooo just one proper scene of PheemJira pleease!!!