I do not understand the point of the serial! - Page 3

Originally posted by: _innocent_

sorry for such a late reply:)... my point is.. if a woman who was pregnant was subjected to so many physical assaults her baby would not survive! and thats is the reality of the situation:)

its ok..
thats true.. i have a feeling he will kill his own child.. i am scared with the promo when he wants a boy.. what if baby is a girl...
OMG... i can vagely predict whats gn happen..
bitting my nails

Originally posted by: Nkapoor2

Again relax! I just don't understand why people are making avatars of a couple in which a woman is battered!

i think both of you should relax...
its a drama.. enjoy it.. :D😃

Originally posted by: FIRESafiReFIRE

i think both of you should relax...
its a drama.. enjoy it.. :D😃

i think both of you should relax...
its a drama.. enjoy it.. :D😃


lol... you sound so confusing to me... hehe😆
well ... far as i know.. its a dark story.. anti hero type wala.. have you ever read Shakespeare?.. he wrote some of superb one.. its amazing...

in this viraj is anti hero..
and its realstic.. i have done many case study.. and you will be surprised there are so many guys like him out there.. and annoying thing is.. there are people like janvi who does nothing at all.. hopes after hopes..

so it is realstic.. but the dark truth.. hope it answers...

and chile both you and rimimaan..
person like him will have everything... they know perfectly well how to camaflauge them :)

^^yeh but some weird instructions like you should only watch animal shows, what?? that is not typically realistic! at times it seems more like an horror show, that, where the assasin is very clever, that is why it does not look realistic at times! I am just saying that the show could have been more realistic in its portrayel! and that is what I am saying I would see Sanjay's role in Khalnayak as an anti-hero, however a person who beats and rapes his wife so violently cannot be termed as an 'ant-hero' therefore do not understand the point of the show!

Originally posted by: Nkapoor2

^^yeh but some weird instructions like you should only watch animal shows, what?? that is not typically realistic! at times it seems more like an horror show, that, where the assasin is very clever, that is why it does not look realistic at times! I am just saying that the show could have been more realistic in its portrayel!

this is a hint how his mind, brain.. normal psycological thought is limited..
he have been in isolation so much... that this is normal to him whereas to us.. ITS weird..
this also gives us hint about his childhood.. in this case.. maybe when he was young someone told him to watch this type of stuff to get strong and that have been locked safely..

the whole point of this part was to show.. what a crazy and weird man he is

Originally posted by: Nkapoor2

lol yeh I know, I get it, I was not trying to insult the show, just started watching it, and do not totally understand the point it is trying to make, but I have seemed to upset some hardcore fans! I just find it a lil unrealistic how the guy is escaping from all of the stuff he is doing..I dunno how to explain it...sometimes his change of behaviour...his humor, his wit, his cleverness leads me to believe how he could even be sick at all! and some weird instructions like you should only watch animal shows, what?? that is not typically realistic! at times it seems more like an horror show, that, where the assasin is very clever, that is why it does not look realistic at times! and the girl Jhanvi has no backbone, and I am also confused as to whether she still loves Viraaj or not, it is just weird! and the fact that he is like the 'hero' of the show makes it even more confusing! anyway I am a KarnVir fan and I am watching it, and am enjoying his acting! I am just saying that the show could have been more realistic in its portrayel!

Originally posted by: Nkapoor2

^^yeh but some weird instructions like you should only watch animal shows,what?? that is not typically realistic! at timesit seems more like an horror show, that, where the assasin is very clever, that is why it does not look realistic at times!I am just saying that the show could have been more realistic in its portrayel! and that is what I am saying I would see Sanjay's role in Khalnayak as an anti-hero, however a person who beats and rapes his wife so violently cannot be termed as an 'ant-hero' therefore do not understand the point of the show!

I reply don't know how you don't find this show realistic!
Have you ever done normal basic psychology of human,
Or maybe try to understand a person?

I am not trying to be rude, but it seems like you have not walked out of your fairyland yet.
I know it's hard for you to understand maybe because of that, but I think you had enough explanation from various member!

If you don't like the show don't watch it.

I find your point unbelievable like you really not thinking or you don't want to think.
To me your point is unrealistic, even after all this explanation.

@NKapoor2

Viraj is an anti-hero because he can do anything for Jahnvi - he can take her life if she defies him and at the same time he can give his own life for sake of Jahnvi.

If he would have only shown the first trait, he would have been only a villain, but his I-can-give-my-life attitude makes him the anti-hero.

The tortures shown in this serial is very much real - in fact there are hundreds of women who face such tortures - not only by the husbands but by the in-laws too. Most importantly, in those cases, husbands are not so mad about their wife ala Viraj that they can give their life for the wife's sake.

As far as rape scene is concerned - it looked horrifying to us more because of the fact that he has done it to punish Jahnvi - but marital rape is quiet common - may be all men don't rape their wives to punish but there are men who ignore whether the wife is ready to have physical intimacy or not - they just take it for granted that they have a right over their wives' body.


I am not biased against any gender but the truth is the characteristics of Viraj is present in many men - may be mild or subtle manner.

Men, due to the social conditioning, genetic factor etc. like to have control over a woman especially - when it's wife and daughter. Don't you see that even now men often make the major decisions of a household and it's women who make sacrifices like leaving a career, etc. etc.

Read this as an example: