Was The 5 Year Leap Really Needed? - Page 3

NO......the 5 yr leap was not at all needed. the CV's just got insane, lost their minds and showed 5yr gap in Radev's Life.😡
just to show some huge baggage attached to Dev and a 5yr kid around him calling him papa. couldnt they have showed this without the leap, couldnt they have just showed that when Dev in Amnesia state got attached to the family and kid.......anyways i really doubt that if CV's will be showing in detail the 5yr life of dev with Takur family.....this much we can say about our CV's creativity.....even if they show there will be so many doubts unanswered. So there is no point in taking the 5yrs.......in all ways there will be no logic behind their tracks....

for me nothing has changed, except for the disappointment that Radev got seperated for 5yrs😭.... and i am trying hard enough not to think about this leap.....as i think it hurts so much that Radev lost their 5yrs of happy life😭. gosh 5YRS.
and see now 5yrs are over in CB and we didnt even get to see atleast one Anniversary of Radev....How sad???

Originally posted by: bee5

Gardes,
I was living in HYD when I was young. The servant in school who used to clean the toilets was called "ayah". The ayah in my kindergarten also used to clean kids backside after they are done with potty. So, yes, the word was used in Southern India too.

DISCLAIMER: I am not trying to ridicule anyone here. I am merely stating what I knew the word "ayah" as and whom we used to call "ayah". That is also one of the reasons why the word "ayah" does not fit with me well when they refer to Radhika as such. Its a bit "disturbing" for me.

i really got mad Dev calling Radh "Ayah" even unknowingly.....yeah it was distubing.
but i think the meaning they used here is "Care taker" atleast i hope so.

bee...yeah in Andhra "Ayah" means a servant but in Tanilnadu they even call grandmother "Ayah"

Gardes,

Thanks, Why.

In Calcutta (Kolkata) housemaids are commonly
referred to as "Ayahs" ...

CVs 5 years leap is just more punishment and
torture for Radhika. I wonder about their obsession
with harsh, crude, degrading punishments for an
orphan, who is selfsacrificing, loyal to a fault, and a
Religious person... What is the message here ?

Originally posted by: ChinadollTwo

In Calcutta (Kolkata) housemaids are commonly
referred to as "Ayahs" ...

CVs 5 years leap is just more punishment and
torture for Radhika. I wonder about their obsession
with harsh, crude, degrading punishments for an
orphan, who is selfsacrificing, loyal to a fault, and a
Religious person... What is the message here ?

in my opinion,,the 5 year leap was absolutely unnecessary,,if they brought this leap,,to show rad's way of being independent and supporting her family,,then it was not needed,,bcoz rad's growth could have been shown in a short time,,showing a five year leap and keeping radev apart from eachother for 5 years just killed the essence of the story and radev's love,,,
i think the 5 year leap was shown to accommodate the new family and mainly the wife and kid,,to create more anger and confusion,,,and also the RP race,,,
evenif i am watching the show ,,but i am entirely against the 5 year leap,,i still hope that this leap is a dream,,,but no...
i just wanna request the cvs that after all this they still remain faithful to radev's love,,,they dont mess these two characters,,or show anything unethical,,,

Gardes, I wish CVs would use this platform to
implement change, instead of the opposite!
I did not see the movie, but thanks for the link.
Sometimes, I do wonder if Honesty is the best
policy ? Also.. parents, grandparents do believe
that one should always leave this world debt free!

The culture today is different... with all these credit
cards debts that are unpaid, poor selfsacrificing
Radhika is paying for it, for everybody else! lol

Originally posted by: gardes

Thanks, Why.

I was unsure because in Mumbai it means a servant in some communities.

I was unsure about the proper usage of the label as Klady used it to refer to Radhika and was she meaning to be derogatory or just referencing her as a nanny to Deepu.

oh yeah .. they were merely using the hindi equivalent of the word "Nanny". (this is for folks in US)