This is unbeleivable - Page 3

Originally posted by: hinz

I'm probably going to be the only one to disagree but i see where Ratan's coming from...Her world was shattered when she came to know of her husband's deceit and it can't be the same anymore, no matter what Sampooran tries...as for her neglecting the kids, I somehow see a sense of reality in it unlike what is usually shown on telly where the woman is so strong that she puts aside her grief and moves on in life for her childrens sake...that to me would be a tad unrealistic...its just how I feel, you are more than welcome to disagree :)

Originally posted by: zaina5

since this ratan drama have started i was thinking to say somthing but i stayed quiet becaus most of the oeople on the forum are young chilldren who are still in school or collegde. they cant understand what the women go through in life. butnow somone had started the topic thank GOD. i always say the things first i put my self in that possision. ratan can be as angry as she can i understand it but should not neglect hwr son and the baby. she is a mom why cant she think if any thing happens to her what about her so n a baby s mother died infront of her she has no sympathy. she should not have to let the chaiji or any other person to say anything .no wife can stand her husband s disrespect from any one eles . she she should have kept it inthe house. i am not saying to forgive her husband .yes sampoorum was very immotional some men are like that . but beeing a mother she is just self cnterd and attantion seeker. sons are mostly atached towords their moms and girls with father but ravijay was more close to his dad why ? i am sory but the baby she lost was her own stipidty. only poor me me.she is a vllage lady at least they have shown some valiues and moralls in her .

Originally posted by: zeezee09

Hey Heenaben, How can attending to the basic needs like food and protection of your own child, for a woman, no matter what she is going through with, whether emotional trauma or any tragedy, be "tad unrealistic". Here we are not talking about a pot smoking hoochie mama, but of docile Ratan who has been shown to be a compassionate wife and mother. In future, she could be strong or not, but it is the immediate moment that her son and the poor infant who needs her is more critical than anything.

I love this show but I have to blame the writers for some ridiculous things being show. An eight year old child is roaming all over the village with a new born baby in his hand!

CV's wanted to show the point that RV will take complete care of Veera alone ... but in order to achieve this ... they are showing the parents to be totally irresponcible ... which is irritating