Believing Sindoora equates...

...into disbelieving Divya. It's all nice and cute that he loves his badi maa, but does Amar not understand the repercussions?

Today, when the two women he (supposedly) loves were arguing, there should have been only one thought running through his mind. Divya can't harm him. Yes, as an afterthought (since he loves her so much), he could think the same of Sindoora. But when has Divya ever given him reason to think she would kill him? Just because of the bogus Sindoora gave about his past life and Vidya's hand in his death, he's willing to go along confused?

If he were to believe that Divya indeed is some kind of crazy maniac who is after him in every life just to kill him, he should either run from her or take her to a psychiatrist. He either believes her or he doesn't. How long is he going to swing like a pendulum (thanks Nishi for the term) between these two women? Be a man and get a hold of your life, dude!

Well said! Like I said in my post if he keeps going this way... swinging back and forth not knowing what's going on then he's going to go nuts because its going to take an affect on his brain... He needs to sit down and think out the facts and then instantly go with what his heart says.

i think sin is soon gonna convince amar into thinking that divz is an ego maniac who only thinks of herself and her money and doesnt care for her family, amar and the love that amar has for! u all know how sin is! :P

Thanks Sravani for a well written post..

Even if he considers the chance that Divz is after his life just because Badii ma said so..why doesn't it occur to him that its Sindura's words against Divya's words..there is no proof...Both are claiming that the other is about to harm him... There are only two possible suspects, according to them..one his wife, the love of his life and the other his aunt whom he came to know two months ago.

He knows Divya has no reason to kill him...she could only do so if she is as you rightly point out 'insane'...then why not consult a psychiatrist? Get the confusion out of the way?

Or, give Divya benefit of the doubt? There is no proof that Badii ma isn't after his life…..so why not delve into that possibility too?

If he dies who would benefit most? The answer to this simple question holds the light to all the dark mysteries of the Singh mansion dimwit…..use whatever grey matter you have…..don't have to be Einstein..

I am yet to understand what Sin has done for Amar in order to give her the status of a Goddess. So she gave him money (lots of it) but is that worth more than Divya's boundless love?

Originally posted by: *Reemz*

I am yet to understand what Sin has done for Amar in order to give her the status of a Goddess. So she gave him money (lots of it) but is that worth more than Divya's boundless love?

I don't even think the creatives care about these loopholes, they just want to repeat the same storyline because it worked a year back! Well I wish the dumb people would realise that its not working this time round! People don't want to see a repeat of the same torture!

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[quote]And does the excuse that he shud be forgiven as he has few good looks or rocks in suhag raat nite sound lame or pathetic or what ?[/quote]

Originally posted by: *Reemz*

[quote]And does the excuse that he shud be forgiven as he has few good looks or rocks in suhag raat nite sound lame or pathetic or what ?[/quote]

🤣 I'm sorry that cracked me up 😛

Me too!😆

Koolsadhu, the problem is the creatives decide to mold Amar according to the situation. When we think he may be illiterate, he starts running a business. And then when we expect him to show the same shrewdness in determining who's after his life, he suddenly becomes an innocent baby. He doesn't know whom to trust, how to handle this situation, and what to do. They want us to percieve him as a victim but this inconsistency in character is only making us dislike him more.

Originally posted by: Isha

If he dies who would benefit most? The answer to this simple question holds the light to all the dark mysteries of the Singh mansion dimwit'..use whatever grey matter you have'..don't have to be Einstein..

Exactly! And Divya obviously has no need for his new-found money. She didn't even know he was an heir to whatever business they own when they fell in love. So the only other reason must be insanity. Now doesn't it make him a sick fool to be spending the night with someone who's not in their right senses (and who may even want to kill him)?

I'm jumping to conclusions there in saying that the only other reason is insanity, I know. But I'm just so mad at him