Gayathri is not an object!

I am hoping against hope that the segments are not being interpreted right. To the best of my knowledge, there was no mention that Gayathri would be wagered. I think we are all drawing these inferences thanks to the Mahabharat reference made in the segment,

Agree with u Bertie

Originally posted by: aan-rish

Agree with u Bertie

One thing i have to say is i trust Rnj, I strongly believe that he wont bet G in a gamble not even in his inebriated state. Like you said, nowhere in the segment they said that G is used as a bet. I think its just an assumption of metromasti site or similar sites . We can't completely rely on these articles, if there is any. Because they often makes some wild guesses and publish it without a second thought.

Truth girldfriend! I haven't seen the segments so I can't comment on that. But if what you say is true it would really piss me off. Creating drama for the sake of interesting TV is one thing but I cannot get behind this trend of making our heroes do truly horrible things and then have our heroines fall in love with them anyway. Men and women alike make mistakes and do horrible things sometimes but the way creators show it, it's almost as if there are two different heroes, one before love and one after. Asad slapping Zoya, Arnav throwing Khushi out of a window, etc. but if Ranaji were to do this, it would be even worse than all the stupid physical violence shown. I guess only time will tell if that's truly the direction the show is going in or if those are just baseless inferences.

Originally posted by: simisworld

Truth girldfriend! I haven't seen the segments so I can't comment on that. But if what you say is true it would really piss me off. Creating drama for the sake of interesting TV is one thing but I cannot get behind this trend of making our heroes do truly horrible things and then have our heroines fall in love with them anyway. Men and women alike make mistakes and do horrible things sometimes but the way creators show it, it's almost as if there are two different heroes, one before love and one after. Asad slapping Zoya, Arnav throwing Khushi out of a window, etc. but if Ranaji were to do this, it would be even worse than all the stupid physical violence shown. I guess only time will tell if that's truly the direction the show is going in or if those are just baseless inferences.

I would also rather see Gayatri and Ranaji help someone else together, but the family is not that large, and Swarna is too scared to tell them anything. Because these MU tracks between them is getting more filthy.

Originally posted by: GRabIT

I would also rather see Gayatri and Ranaji help someone else together, but the family is not that large, and Swarna is too scared to tell them anything. Because these MU tracks between them is getting more filthy.

Dont think Ranaji will do something like that

I haven't watched the segments.

This kinda reminds me of the BBC series Poldark, if you haven't seen it then I highly recommend it, it's absolutely wonderful especially for people who like period stuff.

In that show there is a scene where the hero Poldark who is a lord, wagers his mine, pretty much the only thing of value he owns and after losing which he and his people would be driven to poverty and very likely debtors prison, on a game of cards in an inebriated state(or so we think) despite his wife pleading him not to (thankfully he does not wager his wife although he does wager her necklace which he just gifted her when she offers it to him) and at the time he is on a losing streak, so we all think he is drunk and going to lose everything...except that at the last moment he catches his opponent cheating red handed and we come to know that he knew all along that the opponent was cheating but he wanted to catch him red handed with evidence. Ross Poldark was smart, let's see what creatives make Ranaji.

I am hoping this would turn out something like that depends on how smart or dumb creatives want to make Ranaji. I do not think they will make Ranaji wager Gayatri, all this time they have shown him treat Gayatri as an equal not a possession, so I do not think they will destroy Ranaji this way.

Also so far none of the tracks have turned out the way they have been reported, the real thing has always been better than media reports, so let's not lose hope and condemn Ranaji and creatives so soon.