Shakshi's sharp instincts only works for Durga. - Page 2

Originally posted by: dey.bh

Lol... actually Durga is far more potent than her own son and she knows that. She is therefore looking for docile bahu and she found one in Mr. Ganguly's daughter. Err.. that turned out to be a real disaster for her. Bad timing Mrs. GOenka!!!!

Originally posted by: dey.bh

Lol... actually Durga is far more potent than her own son and she knows that. She is therefore looking for docile bahu and she found one in Mr. Ganguly's daughter. Err.. that turned out to be a real disaster for her. Bad timing Mrs. GOenka!!!!

Originally posted by: piyualka

Sakshi knows the reality of both her husband and son...but deliberately ignores to enjoy the power and its the weakness of both male Goenka's which strengthen's her power. She ignores to understand Shauraya as she is blind in her motherly love whereas Rajnath's adultery is given a blind eye ...coz if she had retaliated...then may be both had gone for a divorce...means no Goenka name and so money and fame for her..

Originally posted by: adoremevirgo

I dont understand from wat angle sakshi is sharp n clever...her husband and her best friend r cheating her...her own son takes advantage of her...durga is playing games with her and although she suspects her but cant do anything...akash so easily earned her trust and she suspects nothing...sakshi is actually a fool who can be easily deceived...

Originally posted by: dey.bh

History speaks it all.

Ever heard of SIraj-ud-dulla, the gallant young nawab of Bengal who was betrayed by his own man called Mir Zafar ?

Or how Julius Ceaser was betrayed by Junius Brutus, his closest aid

Wisest of all often get deceived by silly things. Remember the story of Rumpelstiltskin? Or lets see pick one from innumerable examples available in our mythlogy. Lets say, How King Bali was tricked by Lord Vishnu during his Vaman avtar ?

Power is nothing less than an addiction. Obviously it never rests on a single person and even if it does, it doesn't stay long.Look at the examples of Napoleon and Hitler. People need good friends and people need close aids. In many cases, these aides attempt to overpower the King and get that power themselves. Sakshi is powerful indeed but like most of the cases, she rests all her power in her family and a close friend called Raima. They will deceive her is the last thing she has in her mind. That doesn't make her a fool.

There is a saying in HIndi," Dipak tale andhera." It goes well for Sakshi. She can at best be called a failure than being called a fool.