Originally posted by: zephyr29
Reverse psychology in action...just a doubt: was that Riddhima's dad as the ladkewale papa 😆? I thought it was the same guy, could be mistaken though 😛 Bechara ladka Arjun, he really looks and acts like a doodh-peeta bachcha 😆
Coming to the Tiwari family screaming match ...
What is all this about "our" izzat, "our" tamasha, "our" grave insult, "our" mazaak? What about her with whom all this has happened? She is the one who went through the torture, the agony, the horror. It is she who has been violated, and who has to live with the horrific memory day in and out probably for the rest of her life! While her family can just sit around holding their heads and just TALK about all of the above and how it affects them, again no importance is given to her 😡. That scene where Diya was appealing to her mother's good sense really broke my heart No victim should ever be forced to beg to fight for her justice and recount her horrors just to make her own family see sense. (Neha was simply amazing there 👏!) Mr. Tiwari really disappointed me today. The way he shouted at Diya made him ten times more worse than Diya's mom and brother put together.
Coming to Shaurya..."Tum pakka uske bhai ho kya?" Bahahahahaha fabulous line and it happened to echo my very thought from yesterday's review plus the way Kunal said it really seemed as if Shaurya was seriously doubtful 🤣 But his next dialogue was sooo totally on point, I wanted to stand and applaud: "She has tied rakhi on your hand and during her difficult moments instead of standing with her and supporting her you are pulling your hand away?" Devesh just rendered the sanctity of a rakhi useless and meaningless.
And Shaurya had some choice words for the mother too: "Aunty, apne hisse ka karm bhi bhagwaan se karvayegi?" You know personally I've felt this general belief that "uske keeye ka phal bhagwaan dega" is probably one of the main reasons why people, especially in our country, tend to be very passive about any wrong done. But what good does that do? What if karma doesn't bite the perpetrators in this life and waits till the next? What purpose will that serve?
Diya finally steps out of the house and I was cheering! What I really loved was that she didn't even hesitate at the threshold (which I thought she would do) and just boldly walked straight out without a backward glance with Shaurya following. You go girl!
Precap: Because the rape was committed in a moving vehicle, policewallah coming up with the old lameass excuse of "the jurisdiction not being clear" 🤢
