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He has just come across as the boss of Ana who also likes chit-chatting with her even when she is with her husband.

However, the essence of love that Rohit (Ronit Roy) and Ananya (Mona Singh) shared and derived from each other came across as a whiff of fresh air.

The complications of the second marriage literally hit through their relationship, as Ananya set out on her own journey of seeking peace and perhaps answers to the questions of whether she can be happy even after being the last person in Rohits priority list.

And it only makes us think about the changing gender power equations.

And this aspect was so very well explained by Sheena (Suchitra Pillai) to Rohit.

Rohits mother however still harbours hope that her son and ex-daughter-in-law will eventually reconcile.

She rightly states that although at 50 years he wants a new life, he will not be able to pay its price and that Ananya is far too independent to spoon-feed him.

She tells him frankly that if he thought that she will fall in line only because he has come to fetch her, he is wrong.

To be honest, Ana too wants her marriage to work, but not at the cost of self-respect.

But till when will Rohit actually pretend to be supportive of Anas professional aspirations And then he plans to get her pregnant with the hope that she will then be forced to sit at home.

Again, a sentiment that Ana will certainly not accept of, given her drive to do well professionally.

And her sister encourages her to go with the flow as she is now single and should mingle.

The flashback scene, when the famous Pakistani singer (Parth Samthaan) was flirting with her in front of Rohit, was another indicator of most men who would get angered if anyone else tries to impress their wives and daughters.

However, Season 2, so far seems lighter and the stark reminder of male hypocrisy is one aspect that will attract more female audiences to a male-skewed platform.

They are only shown to be spouted by kids; and yes, that is how generation-next anyways talks.

However, it was kind of surprising to see few double meaning dialogues being uttered by Rohit and Ananya while expressing their endearing love for each other.

For once, we saw Ronit sans suits and he looked quite nice in shorts and casuals.

And he did a swell job as the desperate husband trying to buy attention of his wife, who is so very busy with her boss and team-mates discussing work.

The character looked really silly and that is how it should have been.

And we look forward to turmoils bringing out the best in her again.

And this actually kickstarts the main story, as Rohit is desperate to have Ana pregnant so that he gets back to him, away from work and again plays the role of the woman waiting for the man when he comes home from work But can this happen We need to wait and watch.

Guess the target audiences of both are different; while youth prefer binge-watching, the more mature audiences of Kehne Ko might not be in such a tearing hurry.

Poonam has certainly moved on and simply does not bother about getting back into Rohits life.

Gurdeep looks fresh as ever and has given a new shade in playing this rather-happy-go-lucky character in Season 2 well.

Kehne Ko Humsafar Hai Season 2