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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: ROSHAN73



<font face="Courier New, Courier, mono" size="3">You are saying that people do what Pihu is urging her dad to do - i.e..they move on.

Well, what I would look for from Ram is an on-going concern with:

a) trying to find doctors (internationally) where different attempts are made to get Priya out of her coma

b) knowing she was sinking, make renewed efforts with doctors, priests etc for her recovery and well-being

c) put Pihu's wedding on the back-burner since she is too young anyway (and should be studying something useful instead in order to take over his business empire)

d) pay a lawyer to advise Juhi and keep out of personal interactions with a woman who is not his wife


The fudging of focus, and blurring of clear lines has always been an issue with Ram , whom I have never found worthy of Priya. He doesn't have a moral or ethical sense...have NEVER understood how a woman can love such a man (character of BALH, not the actor). I guess Priya being a teacher can put up with silly, under-developed humans.
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Please do read what I have written. Where have I said that it's alright for Pihu to ask Ram to move on? 😕 Well, all people don't have to like all characters. I am pretty sure there are many who don't like Priya too...it's the audience's prerogative, I guess. 😊
Edited by SuganthiS - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Please do read what I have written. Where have I said that it's alright for Pihu to ask Ram to move on? 😕 Well, all people don't have to like all characters. I am pretty sure there are many who don't like Priya too...it's the audience's prerogative, I guess. 😊



I didn't say you agreed with Pihu- my sentence structure clearly indicates that you were making a point about the fact that people move on, even if there is a terminally ill person at home.

My point is that with a terminally ill person at home, you do NOT get into the things Ram is doing. I know because I have been through this myself. If you love someone, you do not FORGET them even if you are caught in the routines of the day.

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Posted: 12 years ago
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My point is that with a terminally ill person at home, you do NOT get into the things Ram is doing. I know because I have been through this myself. If you love someone, you do not FORGET them even if you are caught in the routines of the day.</font>


Exactly...
When the doctor clearly said your wife is here for only a few days... How can u just leave her n go to spy on your daughter n her fianc...that too dinner with juhi n look at ram expression when he talk to juhi about this dinner programme... He is looking so happy.BR]The cvs has really lost their mind...
Edited by simlavidhi - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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yes and the most pathetic thing was the in laws demanding a 5-star hotel accommodation for their relatives to stay at such a moment of sadness.Really hard to fathom ,how CVs and directors expect viewers to accept this crap!
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I also felt a disconnect. The wife is on death bed & husband is doing jasoosi with a woman whom everyone is linking him to . he is spying on his 22 yeard old daughter going out with a man who is going to be her husband in a couple od days.and ram is having fun while telling maaji that we will pretend we came for dinner together. Heights of insensitivity. But what else can one expect from CVs who want to show this as drama

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