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Posted: 12 years ago
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Bhairon has always borne a lot of insult and kept quiet just due his family all through his life either due to DS, Jagya or Basant or Sugna!

Shiv is not the only one who "bears".

In fact it is Bhairon who is too unreal to exist because the poor man rarely loses temper even in situations when he has right to lose temper.

"Collector saab" hangover means when sometimes Shiv uses harsh tone and stern words while talking to his family.

Bhairon would die but never talk to DS the way Shiv talked to Ira. Bhairon always appeals to her conscience and that too after crowds have left. He knows how to tackle his mother without ever disrespecting her. Unlike Shiv who blurted out in front of a stranger like UD.

Bhairon had every right to slap Sugna when he learnt she was pregnant before marriage. But he did not do so.


Bhairon quietly kept funding Gauri's education & living, but never spoke a word. Never shouted at her even as she kept hurling accusations at him.

Bhairon's tone, expressions, voice and words have never been high or stern.

He's a grand dad now. Still he doesn't bark. Has NO ego. Neither does he spoil his family rotten or eat away carelessly like Alok & Daddu in Shekhar family. He still shoulders responsibility.

Experience and age are not much of an excuse. Bhairon was a rational man even when he had small kids. Though I could partly buy the age excuse since we were never shown what Bhairon was like when he was newly married and had no kids.

Bhairon has always gone out of his way to support parental families of women in the house.

Poor man still bears shame that others bring and apologises even when he does not need to. Still he never grumbles.

I've never seen a more patient, gentle, soft spoken man!

Na kabhi aisa jamai hota hai, na aisa pati aur na hi aise bapusa.

Men's ego gets worse with age. This is not the case with Bhairon.

He's the shock-absorber of his family and anyone else who comes to him for help or who he feels like helping.

Shiv had mouthed dialogues about what they are taught in IAS training (while talking to Jagya). Bechaare Bhairon ne toh kabhi apni umar aur anubhav ka bhi example nahi diya!

You'll never find any adult as rational, egoless and tolerant as Bhairon - be it male or female.
Edited by Skepblun - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
#72
Bhairon is a ideal person
perfect husband
prefect son
perfect brother
perfect brother in law
perfect father in law
perfect in every relation
my most favorite character in BV
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Posted: 12 years ago
#73
Skepblun...hats off to u

love your post..that what exactly i think about bhairon...👏👏...👏...👏...
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Posted: 12 years ago
#74
@Skepblun, while I agree about Bhairo's qualities and I know Bhairo is the most consistant and rational charecter in BV so far, the poll is about husband of your choice and therefore, Bhairo's qualities as son, dad, father-in-law etc. should not count in this poll. We should consider qualities as husband only in this poll. So Bhairo, Shyam and Shiv all can be considered as per personal choice. However, we do not know how good a husband Bhairo was in initial days because when the show started, Bhairo was already father of two children. It can not be said that male ego will always increase with age because even Basant changed with age and is a better husband with lesser ego than he used to be. As a husband, Shiv has been tested to the extreme with a wife who married him only to fulfil her mother's last wish, who rarely cared for his feelings and openly caring for her ex-husband and his family instead of her present husband and his family. I am sure, Sumitra had not given any chance to Bhairo to complaint, she is even scared to express her opinion. But Bhairo Sumitra pair look more real, while Shiv and Shyam are larger than life. If someone makes a topic as - who is the best husband-wife pair, then I will definitely vote for Bhairo-Sumi.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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@SPuja

Even if you take Bhairon as only a husband he is also larger than life and no less than Shyam or Shiv. The latter were exposed to higher education in cities and foreign country respectively. Whereas Bhairon is completely a village product. Still he supports his wife.

Yes he did not have a wife with past baggage the way Shyam and Shiv had, but he had a difficult family! Not a single sane or supportive voice.

He alone used to stand up for his wife and her parents/brother. He was lone ranger and trailblazer in his family!

BTW, if baggage is concerned then Shyam scores above all because he got a woman who had worst behind her and had done things which only invite ostracism (getting pregnant before marriage). He did not have a supportive family like Shiv (except his mom). So he had to fight ten times more and sacrificed more than Shiv did.

If "baggage" and bearing something are main factors than Shyam scores and Shiv again gets left behind.
Edited by Skepblun - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: shalluuu

Skepblun...hats off to u


love your post..that what exactly i think about bhairon...👏👏...👏...👏...



Till date I've stuck to this serial primarily because of him. And I wait for his intervention in every situation given his wisdom and calm approach.

Terrific actor he is, that's just a bonus.

For me, Bhairon sums up the Raymond tagline "The Complete Man".

At any age or stage of life be it childhood, teens, youth, middle age or old age in any relation (be it father, uncle, brother, son, husband, colleague, boss, friend, teacher etc.) I'd prefer a man like Bhairon. If I were a man, I'd strive be at least 1% of what Bhairon is.

It's rare for a man to encompass so many qualities and keep such balance.

Even when Sumitra loses patience, behaves in over-emotional, possessive or backward ways it is he who sets her right - not with taunts but by making her realise her mistake by appealing to her conscience.

We'll see again how he handles her when she objects to Ganga-Jagya marriage.

The man has a class of his own.

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