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I'm still not sure whetehr Murli's fear relates to their physical intimacy or possible pregnancy complications. If he thinks he would hurt her if they were intimate, would he have not known that when they were together the first time? Why should he react after he had the conversation with the doc.
Originally posted by: hashbrown
@opti, my qestion exactly...is it the fear of hurting bharti due to physical intimacy or the possible pregnancy complications???
from the last scene, and his dialogue, my understanding is that he is afraid of her getting pregnant. he thinks that her pregnancy will be fatal...and in order to avoid it, he shrugs every action of intimacy.
thats just weird thinking and his approach to handle it, is really flawed...
Originally posted by: Rakhie_08
But the initial episode after the SR suggested that he thought Bharti wasn't capable of a sharirik sambhand with him because of her size. Remember he says 'Even though you maybe 21 (?) years old, your body isn't' Or something to that affect.So, which is it? Or are we to assume that one is the natural progression of the other and so his fear has gone from to the other too?Or are the CV's just throwing everything into the mix to rinse out as much drama as possible?Or is it, as I suspect, CV's are working on one brain cell between them!😡
True, that is why I am confused. If he feels her physical stature is the problem for their intimacy, would he have not realised it when he was intimate with her the first time? He would not have been able to go all the way. Why did it take a second visit to a doctor who had not even examined Bharti for him to come to this conclusion? I also did not understand why would the first doctor ask Bharti whether they were intimate the previous night when Bharti had gone to her with complaint of a fever. I didn't think that normal doctors would have such suspicions unless one gives specific complaints which suggests that this indeed was the problem.
Like you I too suspect that they are working on one brain cell between them.
From my pov i think that after SR2 he started thinking that he may have HURT her without knowing it. In that fear he avoided every type of intimacy.
Then she started talking about pregnancy and he went psycho thinking that she could DIE of it.
Originally posted by: Rakhie_08
After todays epi, I thought the same thing. Initially fear of hurting her physically stopped him from getting close. In order for Bharti to get pregnant he has to get close to her obviously.One is a consequence of the other.But I don't remember either doctor ever saying that a sharirik sambhand was detrimental to her health. Granted the first doctor didn't talk to him, but the second stressed twice that she didn't think this was a problem with Bharti. Or rather that just because some people have this problem, doesn't automatically mean she will too.Oh my head hurts from all this!
SO TRUE ! AAAH i'm so upset!
When Murli told her "listen bharti, the doc said me that it's not good for you to get intimacy" i was literally screaming at my screen "YOU'RE LYING TO HER, okay you're afraid and all but right now YOU'RE LYING and INTERPRETING in a WRONG WAY what the doc say"
And on the other part we have Bharti that doesn't know about that second doctor and she is now thinking that the first doc REALLY DID say that to him.
So even if both of the doc said there was NO problem, now, both Murli and Bharti are convinced that there is a physical BARRIER.