what if jennifer wasn't MAYA

Originally posted by: .Leprechaun.

^^ Sorry to interrupt but I have no intention to start a fight. But I want to give you a situation.

You are married and your husband is constantly meeting with his friend who has a crush on him. You are in a position to witness their hugs, play, laughter, a special bond and especially you learn that he runs into her when he is in trouble. And he says she understands him more and she won't judge him. He plays holi and all sort of festival with her when you are just an onlooker here. He wants to protect her and he loves her as a friend and it goes on.

Will you accept this relationship? Will you be happy with another woman to do touchy-touchy with your spouse? Would you be happy to see your husband's arm always on another woman?

No woman would like that and here it's Maya. The girl who has always witnessed bitter truth in her life. She witnessed her own father cheat. You mean to say Sanjh is a saint? To perform all sort of nasty things with a married man is a part of being a saint? Even a normal woman would know her limits and knows to give distance.

Sanjh did what I expected in initial days of marriage. But not after that. She constantly made Maya feel depressed by just sticking onto Arjun.

Originally posted by: .Leprechaun.

I personally do not support Maya's character just because Jennifer plays the role. Supporting an actor is very much different from supporting a role. It's you POV that Maya is cruel, she is acting nuts, she is sadistic or whatever you wanna add. But no one looks into her past and analyze what could have made her so much cruel? What could have made her this rigid? What could have made her keep her guards so high?

NO, nobody thinks of it. What everybody is concerned is wat she is doing now and how she acts now. It doest goes that way. Everyone has a past and everyone has scars. But few people have deep scars that cannot be healed in a lifetime.

I've been here screaming that depression is not a mental illness. But no one agreed and always have seen me as a Jennifer fan and not a practical thinker. I swear depression doesn't make one a mentally ill patient.

So is Parineeti's character from Hasse Tho Passe a mentally ill character? Think of it and stop criticizing Maya for her deeds.

You know what problem do we have? If the same character was played by any male, we would have definitely loved him to the core. But as a lady is playing the role we are refusing to accept her.

I do not blame individuals. I blame the way we are brought up and the mentality we live with. We are girls/women and we need to know how to suppress our feelings and less show it to the world. Such mentality and ideologies have created Maya and nothing else.

I have no shame in admitting that I am in love with Maya more than Jennifer. I agree the actress slays it on screen, but not everyone is gifted to look deep into the wounds of others. Glad I'm blessed with it.