Analysis: Does VD love Jhanvi? - Page 2

awesome post n analysis!!👏!!!!!!!

Originally posted by: khota_sikka_sri

Ana I like how you related VD to the concept of Machevelli. To tell the truth I don't think VD loves Jhanvi either. I haven't watched this show from the beginning, but what I did notice is that VD seems to want to possess Jhanvi. He wants to own her. He keeps calling himself her God, and that leads me to believe that you're right that he "created" her and therefore feels that he is God.

yea!! true.. !!

Originally posted by: khota_sikka_sri

Yeah that's true. He considers himself perfect. He considers himself to be Ram. And that's why he doesn't understand why Jhanvi left him. Because if he's Ram and Jhanvi is Sita, then Ram and Sita should be together.

loved ur analysis ely...

Brilliant Analysis ! 👏

As far as I can see the Viraj-Jhanvi relationship, it's very Pygmalion-Galatea to me...her life prior to him is of little importance except where he feels it interferes with her present, and this in a way is convenient for him -- by not taking into consideration what she was like before the wedding and moulding her into something she's not, he can fashion her into whatever he wants...and the relationship in truth is all about him, really, she doesn't have much of a place there except as an affirmation of his God complex and another person to hold power over. Let's not forget that till Priya revealed her real motives he viewed Jhanvi as easily replaceable if the girl was trianed to do her mannerisms and look like her. Priya manifests the same mannerisms as Jhanvi...enough to make him consider remarriage. He wants her to don Jhanvi's look, wear Jhanvi's clothes, adopt Jhanvi's quirks...but is that all that Jhanvi is? According to Viraj...well, yes. As long as she physically resembles Jhanvi and has the same personality type, he doesn't really care about Jhanvi ki dil until Priya's admission that she was after his money.

Originally posted by: BizzyLizzy

As far as I can see the Viraj-Jhanvi relationship, it's very Pygmalion-Galatea to me...her life prior to him is of little importance except where he feels it interferes with her present, and this in a way is convenient for him -- by not taking into consideration what she was like before the wedding and moulding her into something she's not, he can fashion her into whatever he wants...and the relationship in truth is all about him, really, she doesn't have much of a place there except as an affirmation of his God complex and another person to hold power over. Let's not forget that till Priya revealed her real motives he viewed Jhanvi as easily replaceable if the girl was trianed to do her mannerisms and look like her. Priya manifests the same mannerisms as Jhanvi...enough to make him consider remarriage. He wants her to don Jhanvi's look, wear Jhanvi's clothes, adopt Jhanvi's quirks...but is that all that Jhanvi is? According to Viraj...well, yes. As long as she physically resembles Jhanvi and has the same personality type, he doesn't really care.

Something about Viraj's lecture to the abused woman yesterday struck me. For him knowing Jhanvi isn't important...what was important was that Jhanvi should instinctively know his needs and attend to them ASAP, and that she should meet the expectations he has of her. The way the husband acts isn't important -- he has enough power and it is his right to use (or abuse) that power over the wife, who in this case is more a subject than an equal. You can see this in the way he treats Jhanvi and Priya -- note how he often says "if you love me, you'll do this". Whether he loves them or not is immaterial and should be taken at face value, no questions asked. And consider the kind of power he has! He's practically not at all used to being denied, no matter how ridiculous his request is...that much is evident by the fact that he is at a loss for words when Raghav defies him. That kind of power is heady, and one gets used to it far too easily.