Originally posted by: SRKLuvr
Shekhars are not at fault I feel. They don't know Sanchi's truth. Put yourself in their shoes and ask yourself what you would do. According to them Sanchi loved J a lot and was changing herself only for him and then he went and married another girl by saying he had loved her all along. Now the way J has made the situation (rapid breaking of engagement and wedding to another girl two days later then saying he had loved her all along) of course the family is going to think he broke the rishta for his own convenience, used the reason that Sanchi was not compatible for him (and of course they are going to think that's bonkers considering the number of times they asked him if he was ok with the rishta) and for Ganga he broke it off and broke Sanchi's heart due to which she tried to commit suicide. THAT makes the incitement case and therein lies the Shekhar's anger. I feel from their POV its completely justified.
I think Shekhars were wrong.
Daddu was right in his initial judgement that Sanchi was infatuated with Jagya it was not love. They were wrong in judging her, looking past OBVIOUS flaws in her and lapses in her drama.
Do they not know as family, the real nature and expectations of their daughter? Do they think nature can be changed in few months?
They did not even think of pressure that Singhs must have felt at their proposal due to them being Anandi's in laws. They did not say even once, that Singhs were free to take their decision. Rather they were pressurising them talking of bachchi ki khushi ka sawaal.
They did not give any time to Singhs and kept sitting at BH as if they wanted a decision right then!
Suicide - sorry. They were wrong in letting Sanchi meet the same friends again, due to which this problem had occurred. They were wrong in leaving Sanchi alone and un-monitored in such a vulnerable condition.
They were wrong in carrying forward proposal for the same guy who they did not like, did not want as SIL and whose past they had problems with. When as parents you are apprehensive about the boy then why do you agree for marriage of your daughter to him? Beti ki zidd is no excuse in such serious matters.
Shekhars are NOT entirely right or excusable in this situation. Though I agree, Jagya should not have agreed and definitely should not have given reassurances to Shiv or Ira when they asked him.