Why does Khush still call Ram 'papa'?

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Posted: 12 years ago

Why does Ayesha's son call Ram "papa"? It's quite annoying. When are they gonna reveal the truth to him? He'll have a tough time coping without his so-called "papa" when he and Ayesha leave KM, so its better to let him know the truth as soon as possible. And how come Ram has no objection to Ayesha's son referring to him as his dad? Strange.

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Alia

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Posted: 12 years ago

I see no problem with khush calling ram "papa"... he is adorable

n I don't think when ayesha gets kicked out khush will leave... ram will make sure khush stays with him... v have been shown ayesha doesn't care much abt her own son... whereas ram does love him...

so I wudnt mind a happy family of four... ram, priya, peehu n khush...

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vishakupp

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Posted: 12 years ago

Khush should not be separated from his mother. After all whatever said and done Ayesha is his mother. She may not be a great mother but he is her son and that cannot be denied. And khush should be made aware that Ram is not his biological father but is a part of Rams family and loved by them just like a son.

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: alia
I see no problem with khush calling ram "papa"... he is adorable

n I don't think when ayesha gets kicked out khush will leave... ram will make sure khush stays with him... v have been shown ayesha doesn't care much abt her own son... whereas ram does love him...

so I wudnt mind a happy family of four... ram, priya, peehu n khush...

D'you think Ayesha would allow her son to stay away from her? Her ego would never allow it, and a little kid needs his mom at all times anyway. Neither would it be morally feasible to seperate a son from his mother, however she might be.
Therefore, Kush needs to be made aware of the impending seperation ASAP so he can get over it fast. I like Kush and find him adorable as well, which is why I don't want him to mope and cry over getting out of *his* house and away from *his* papa.

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Dimdim

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Posted: 12 years ago

Awww poor kid. Ram' is the only one who dotes on him. I see no issue at all. Its Ayesha who needs to get out. Its evident she has no love lost either for Khush or Ram.

Priya will be a Mom to both the kids..:) Watch. Its a question of time...In many homes in India, Dad's older brother is often addressed as Bade Papa. Its hardly matters. I would be a little upset if Pihu calls Ram anything other than PAPA.

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Posted: 12 years ago

^That'd be great if it actually happens. But Priya is a HUMAN BEING. She's your today's woman- strong, independant and good-natured, but not bending over backwards to be 'mahaan'. I doubt she'll be comfortable with Kush around. Even if she is, she can't really love him in the exact same way as Pihu, the latter is HER own offspring while the former is not. It wouldn't be fair to expect Priya to be all motherly to Kush, she ain't a Goddess. See what I mean?

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Alia

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Posted: 12 years ago

a mother who uses her son? I wud find it morally wrong if the kid is left with her...

n aren't all Balaji leads shown as mahaan devis at some point or the other? I don't think priya will b any different... she will dote on khush just like she does to pihu <3

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Mani

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Posted: 12 years ago

It's better if nuts adopts kush

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441597

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Posted: 12 years ago

Yeah, that's a great idea. Never thought of it. :)

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nutmeg7

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Posted: 12 years ago

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oh yes nuts would be a better mom to kkush. However i think, Ayesha will not be thrown out of KM because of her son Khush. She wont be able to flaunt her namesake status but she will be definitely there in KM...CVS please prove me wrong cuz i want Ayesha and shipra out of KM pronto

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