Anamika to kill Abhay brutally - Page 3

Originally posted by: sector

🤓 hmm this aspect deserves a few scenes at least !

You are right again, Krystal, and first of all let me tell you it's a pleasure to have you around. Secondly, i have some little apologies that your previous comment went unanswered for two to three days (though I know, it hardly ever bothers you !) as I was somewhere else.

Okay, so now back to what has really bugged me about the upcoming brutal murder of Abhay at Ana's hands.

@krystal says " considering that Anamika had already been portrayed as a mistress of a married man in her lifetime. Ergo, she had been deigned to turn black from the very outset of the show'.

Right again krystal, anyone who dares break into the moral fabric worn by matrimony has to be negative. I justify her to the extent of her desire to be included in the shroud of matrimony with Jeet (the one held at the graveyard) and can not justify it to the extent of brutal murders or scaring and scarring little children for life. For the latter, my grouse is the show itself because 16 corpses is a trifle too much. They could have settled scores in the first round itself, with the killed courtesan's ghost either going for a kill for the Queen or exposing her to the King, or taking him along in the other world.

As for her being black at the very outset of the show, I presently have a different point of view Krystal, because in the beginning (2 points) --- in the beginning of encounters with Jeet, she was portrayed as a seductive ghost only. Second beginning or rather in the earlier beginning of the Tale, she was a courtesan, I wonder if she was a mistress becoz a king's mistress would be staying within the palace itself and would not have been waiting for Him in the wilderness on the D day when the Queen killed the crying and wailing Anamika.

For the second option here, Munia posted somewhere about the King's reaction to his Ana's death. I myself seem to have missed that part, and I'll look up Munia's posts for this.

Originally posted by: krystal_watz

@ sector: Okay, so you mean that your main umbrage lies with Anamika being turned negative. But that point doesn't hold much validity considering that Anamika had already been portrayed as a mistress of a married man in her lifetime. Ergo, she had been deigned to turn black from the very outset of the show.

Originally posted by: -babyblue-

<font color="#0033cc" face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" size="3">I hope Ana sare salujas ko thikane laga de ...😈😆dun wanna see them happy ...😆</font>

Originally posted by: -Sans-

Same here🤣

Originally posted by: -Sans-

Same here🤣

Originally posted by: MUNIASTUART

im saying it frm day 1