RISTA BROKEN 26.3
News, Views and Gossip
Khans' era might finally be over
Statement by star plus regarding kskbt2
"Won't play these hairy, angry men" Imran attacks Ranbir & Ranveer
Aneet Padda Sister Reet Calls Dhurandhar Propaganda Film
Short story of a successful (Naya) safar
Vrinang set new record : Highest time spent.
Rakesh Bedi Enjoying After Dhurandhar
Bhansali remembers Ranveer again
Aditya Dhar and Ranveer Singh To Collaborate Again
Sara Arjun to be paired w Ishaan Khatter
Happy Ram Navami
I don't think to be a truly redeemed person Jagya has to stop 'shouting' or questioning his family. Redeemed people still have the right to question authority (elderly).I agree with- "Every small act of kindness makes a difference! Jagya is making that difference!"
But to make it more dramatic, creatives made him shout at her mother, ignoring her DS and tausa etc. That is not a truly redeemed person. A truly redeemed person would have accepted his elders point of view also and in no way insulted his own mother. Another thing is creatives have decided to marry off Jagya with Ganga (a lot of scenes have already been shown like eye-locks, near kiss etc. and Ganga already is in love with him, though not expressed), even though so far, his intentions are just to help her. So, it somehow creates less impact compared to helping someone without anything in return. Critics can say that he is just grooming his would be wife and insulting her mother for her.
Originally posted by: hima_123
Jagya is awesome!...however I find it out of place when he or any other person imposes his own moral high on others. He was upset because Ganga left in the middle of night...a lot could have happened to her. A lot could have happened to his family too the previous day, when Ratan Singh attacked them for Ganga. Ganga was in her shock, and they were in theirs. When people are traumatized, it's sort of not ok to reprimand them for not being on their morally best behaviors. Ganga could have chosen to leave the Badi Haveli in the morning. Her pain, and her own guilt became secondary to her own child's welfare. I am not picking on Ganga for that. It was an emotional action on her end. But she was not the only one who had an emotional break down due to previous day's incidence. She has unfortunate circumstances, and that's it. People can do something about it; they can everything about it...or they can choose to not associate with it. However, it is their choice at the end of it---and choices cannot be imposed--especially when people are themselves in a lot of pain.