Babloo:
Well, he is feeling all spiteful towards Krishna just because he feels she slighted him before Pinto by releasing Ganga at his brother's behest and not his. In the process he has become hypocritical to his brother Pinto and us viewers.
Hypocrisy is trait of character weakness. You feel something and yet you act otherwise..When the going was good, he was able to acknowledge to his brother that he could not leave the house like him. I doubt in present condition he would have acked that. He would have rather presented his sticking to parent's house as an exalted decision of his.
Ganga:
A mother can become possessive and lose mind when she sees another woman coming close to her son, especially a woman who is disapproved by her husband and which means there's gonna be a rift between son and father causing a break up of the house. Ganga is the last woman who wants this to happen. She can swallow all her self esteem, pride and intelligence just to keep the house together. Her problem is she cannot go against her husband. So she is just aping her husband and trying to exercise her power over her son. She aped him so much as to select the same girl for her son's marriage. She knows Tuntun would not be disapproving the match. In the process she looks devilish, but thing is what she doesn't see is after this there is an abyss for her. She is going to lose. She can only shout this much...but her comfort will be..she tried her best. There will be a period of hurt between the mother and son...but soon it will be patched up.
The mother's turning devils temporarily is a most common drama. I mean I called my mother rakshas (of course not on her face) when she and I had our mat-bhed. 😉 The bitterness is there for sometime.. So the same happened with my sibs and friends. Once the mother sees that the child actually stood up to what they were asserting, their heart melts down and they are just looking for ways to be back together again. Actually this trait disgusted me so much but later when I saw the melt-down phase totally devoid of any ego, it was utterly incredible to me. Gradually the inexplicablenss dawned upon me and then I understood what motherhood actually is. I think one has to go through it to understand it. After this pretty much the sides change. Children become parents and parents become children although semblance of same parent-child status quo has to be maintained. The mother always wants her children to be safe, protected and be successful. She becomes a devil when she sees anything disharmonious, but later when the new-age shows her that they won, inwardly they are happy.
That's another reason, why I don't find that much fault with Saraswati. All she needs is communication which Krishna completely fails to keep. Today the way Saraswati said "hamaare Bhaag me paka hua khaana kahaan likha hua hai, hum ko to khud hi karna padega", it reminded me of my mother and my grandmother. These women just refuse to take some help that we can easily give which is logical to us, but they exert their authority and independence by negating our abilities. All we need to do is live with that. Because it is not easy. My mom faced the same from her mother and yet her genetics make her do the same with us. Only when communication is proper does my mother completely relax and lets us do what we want. Key is the umbilical cord I guess. May be it should never be cut to have these kind of dramas. 😉