Disgusting Jagya - Page 3

Originally posted by: Picasso9

Wait a minute. You deduced from what was shown that he was gappa maraoing and just sprung it on Ganga to have to cook. But what was actually shown via dialogue was that he had tried several times to convince Ganga not to cook and she debated it with him hence his comment that like Anandi, no one can win with you.

Originally posted by: sectoreight

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Picasso, he went into the kitchen AFTER she had already started making the samosas. Then suddenly, with wide eyed innocence he said "oh, why are you cooking when it is your fast" (knowing fully well that she was cooking). Its like closing the barn door after the horse has run out.

Then she said "oh no, no, not a big deal" (or something like that), and he said "okay I concede defeat, there is only one other person with whom I cannot win, it is anandi, and you are like her"

Well I guess you and I are watching different versions of Bv. Peace 😊

Originally posted by: Truthseeker

Ohh sector...you need to understand! It is "responsibility" again. He can give her anything because it is his responsibility and Ganga can serve him in any way because she feels indebted to him. We should be more broadminded like our intellectual Jagya😃

I FINALLY GET IT !! Bingo.

Originally posted by: sectoreight

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yes, the paying for education and housing was fine. But when he starts giving her gifts of saris etc. it is quite a slippery slope to being classified as a mistress.

why is she the mistress 😳 he is paying for her education, house, food etc. Does she have any financial aid? Is Rat paying her alimony? She has a limited wardrobe so he buys something new for her on a festival which she celebrates from childhood . He is paying for everything even the toys, clothes and books so why is this particular saree the reason for her being termed a mistress and his behaviour ayashi?

If he had to give her a sari, he should have given it on behalf of dadisa or gehna.

Originally posted by: aa112233

Agree. It was completely inappropriate for Jagya to entertain a group of young men at the house of a single mother. Where was the elderly man who came with Ganga to help her? He could have been present as well in the scene.

Also what was the necessity for Jagya to gift her a sari, ask her to wear it and then stay back for the Teej pooja which is an intimate family ritual? He should have left immediately after checking that she was fine and had settled into the course. Considering that he is engaged to Sanchi and has even confirmed to Shiv that he honours the commitment, his behaviour today was not only distasteful but downright disgusting.

As Skepblun mentioned in a previous post, this is a weak storyline. Sanchi being portrayed as a negative character does not excuse this kind of behaviour from Jagya. Had Jagya been engaged to a suitable girl (say a kindhearted divorcee doctor chosen by the Singhs), his behavior would have appeared downright indecent.

This serial has gone down the hill.

@Truthseeker, love the sarcasm in your posts.

Well said. By what 'responsibility' was he required to give gifts to Ganga, on an occasion of teej, which is an out right hubby wife festival?

He should have said no to saanchi.

😆Cool it sector.😆May be Ganga loves to cook. This way she got to know some people. This is