Are the CVs confused with the characters

Good morning friends. After watching last Saturday's episode, I was pretty sure that there will be not VeeBa scenes in Monday's episode and when I saw the Pre-cap I had a bet with my roommate about that. By now all of you know I have lost that bet and that actually has compelled me to make this post. Let me summarize the episode. Gunjan comes to know about Ranvee singing in a bar and like a sensible and understanding wife, she understood her husband's point of view. But washing the utensils to compensate on Ranvee's behalf was a bit too much and the socking part was Ranvee understanding her point of view that easily. It took only one line from the manager to make him understand everything. Then why the hell he needs long explanations, a hell lot of convincing and demos for understanding every other thing? Many a time friends in this forum say the CVs are obsessed with Gunjan and today I'm rather tempted to agree with them. Only her character has shown some development, if I can call it so. The way she handled the call from Ratan was really good. Now coming to the main scene, the VeeBa scene. I mean what was that? Was it actually required? I mean, OK Baldev should have ensured the motors were checked and properly place on his jeep before going shopping for Veera. But what are they actually trying to show us. On one hand they are showing he is becoming responsible on the other hand they are showing he is still the same!! Billa and Jaggi are minor character's all right, but they booked Ranvee's tickets without any mistake, which I'm afraid is a bit difficult than purchasing an expensive motor, where the shop keeper himself will open it up and test it in front of you more often than not for his own safety. Yes they can cheat you in quality or Brand or Price, but they can never sell you a non working motor without testing it and neither Billa nor Jaggi seems that kind of a fool, at least to me. Finally Veera!!!! many a time friends in this forum has questioned her love for Baldev and tragically I'm tempted to agree with them today. When you love someone unknowingly you develop respect for him or her. In the Disco, he only once asked Baldev if she could order, deep in her mind he was afraid he may make a mistake, which he actually did, but she stood by him and not for once urged with him and finally cheered him up. I felt she has developed a bit of respect for him. She has shown enough sign of developing trust on Baldev, then why the hell she was screaming at him in front of the villagers? OK, he may have made a mistake and both herself and Nihal could have gone in and talked to him instead of humiliating him like that. What was the moral of the story for Baldev? Prioritize your jobs, but off late hasn't he shown enough signs for that? Was that crap actually required at this point of time? Had they not shown it what could have happened? Maximum another cute VeeBa scene in some later episodes, that's it, but by showing it what they have actually done is giving some irritating moments to the audience and opening up a possibility for another VeeBa misunderstanding, again at the end of which Baldev has to say sorry and manaowing Veera, which takes me back to my basic question , are the CVs confused with the characters as of now? They can easily get away with this by showing it was actually a plan of Nihal and may be Veera to scare Baldev for a while and then appreciate his good work as they did in the scene when Veera returned home after Gunjan had caught them red handed, which I'm afraid they will hardly show, they will make Baldev learn his lesson for nothing actually.

Sorry for this extremely long post friends, just could not control myself. Kindly share your views.

Originally posted by: feck

<font size="2">I totally agree with you Mohini. It should have been Nihal who would have been scolding him in stead of Veera. Yes Baldev had fault and Veera might have been too tensed because of the money of the Panchayet being involved, but what was or will be the significance of that scene? that's my question. BTW I read your post regarding the characters yesterday, I felt it was too late to reply, but as always a nice post.
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Originally posted by: feck

I totally agree with you Mohini. It should have been Nihal who would have been scolding him in stead of Veera. Yes Baldev had fault and Veera might have been too tensed because of the money of the Panchayet being involved, but what was or will be the significance of that scene? that's my question. BTW I read your post regarding the characters yesterday, I felt it was too late to reply, but as always a nice post.

Originally posted by: ST0207

Yesterday's scene was just a build up for the upcoming track imo.

Both were wrong sachi bolu toh. Baldev should have checked the motors. Now many would say he is doing a favour on SS house etc but I would like to disagree here. First of all the poly house is for the pind and secondly when one takes up a job its his or her responsibility to complete it. Veera was also wrong. She over-reacted and could have defn handled the situation maturely.

This also shows how both of them arent mature enough to get married because ye ab bhi childish harkatein karte hai.

Now this scene will eventually lead to Ratan finding about VeeBa track. So it wasnt really out of place.

Originally posted by: feck

<font size="2">I agree with you ST. But realistically whenever you purchase an expensive motor the shop keep will open it up and test for his own interest, I'm not tying to defend Baldev. Yes Baldev is still a bit immature and that's why he did that. But honestly Billa do not seem to be such a fool to be at least.
@ bold I'm hoping against hope this happens else we don't know whatf was the significance of that scene.</font>