Anupamaa 05 Mar 2026 Written Update & Daily Discussions Thread - Page 2

Originally posted by: bsnkswami4187

I feel that Prarthna’s daughter, Praanshi, should be left in an orphanage. She is not safe in Gautam’s hands, even though he is her biological father. At the same time, Anss and the TamaShahs are in no position to give Praanshi a proper or stable upbringing.

An orphanage may be the only place where Praanshi can grow up in peace — away from the endless street fights between the TamaShahs and the Kotharis over the child. Right now, all this so-called “family concern” is nothing but a tug-of-war, and Praanshi is the one being pulled apart in the middle.

The only way the Kotharis can give Praanshi a stable upbringing is by throwing #MaTam out of the Kothari house. As long as #MaTam stays there, peace and stability for the child will remain impossible.

No child deserves to be abandoned in an orphanage. Especially not someone who has a whole loving family. Kotharis are not vile or trash like TamaShahs. They just give too much leeway to their useless kids. I guess they are simply tolerating Gautam-Mahi because, after Prarthana’s death, Gautam is Pranshi's guardian. So if he wants, he can easily take the child away from Kotharis. In a way, it is understandable why Kotharis are putting up with Gautam. They will not want to lose their granddaughter after they just lost their daughter.

Originally posted by: janecastle

No child deserves to be abandoned in an orphanage. Especially not someone who has a whole loving family. Kotharis are not vile or trash like TamaShahs. They just give too much leeway to their useless kids. I guess they are simply tolerating Gautam-Mahi because, after Prarthana’s death, Gautam is Pranshi's guardian. So if he wants, he can easily take the child away from Kotharis. In a way, it is understandable why Kotharis are putting up with Gautam. They will not want to lose their granddaughter after they just lost their daughter.

I agree — the Kotharis are not the vile, trashy lot that the TamaShahs are. Gautam may be Pranshi’s biological father, but he was an abusive husband to Prarthna. My question is simple: how can a man who hurt his wife and was thrown out by her suddenly be a “good father” to his daughter?

Why did the writers even bring DeviLka back? I thought they would have written her off when she was battling cancer during the “Taal Se Taal” grand finale. Just like her so - called best friend Upmaa, DeviLka is a hypocrite. She had the audacity to adopt Jaya after openly calling Choti Upmaa a burden during the Maya track. And she trusted Upmaa with her adopted daughter? Upmaa went to Goa blindly, never thinking about where both Jaya and Upmaa would stay, what Upmaa would do there, or how she would pay Jaya’s school fees. I cannot stand either Upmaa or DeviLka — they are the official brand ambassadors of hypocrisy.

Originally posted by: bsnkswami4187

I agree — the Kotharis are not the vile, trashy lot that the TamaShahs are. Gautam may be Pranshi’s biological father, but he was an abusive husband to Prarthna. My question is simple: how can a man who hurt his wife and was thrown out by her suddenly be a “good father” to his daughter?

Why did the writers even bring DeviLka back? I thought they would have written her off when she was battling cancer during the “Taal Se Taal” grand finale. Just like her so - called best friend Upmaa, DeviLka is a hypocrite. She had the audacity to adopt Jaya after openly calling Choti Upmaa a burden during the Maya track. And she trusted Upmaa with her adopted daughter? Upmaa went to Goa blindly, never thinking about where both Jaya and Upmaa would stay, what Upmaa would do there, or how she would pay Jaya’s school fees. I cannot stand either Upmaa or DeviLka — they are the official brand ambassadors of hypocrisy.

Don't think anyone thinks Gautam is a good father. He's at most being tolerated because he has the power to snatch Pranshi from Kotharis. This show needs to put UpMaaa at the centre of everything. Otherwise a powerful family like Kotharis could have easily put Gautam in place and ensured Pranshi's safety.