Ridiculous - Page 2

Originally posted by: Uma2010

<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" size="3">I don't see anything ridiculous in Sagar's behaviour. We tend to think in idealistic terms. But anybody who sees a video of the sort, even one's own parents tend to be suspicious first and then tell oneself that one's own can't go wrong. In this case, Sagar was not even being suspicious. He was just processing it all as someone was saying earlier. Plus he had no justification for the video or its authenticity. What could he have said? Meri Ganga aise nahi karegi? Wouldn't that have just been too utopian and cliche? His anger, his possessiveness, his protectiveness, all of his mixed emotions is part of his realisation and that came out splendidly at various junctures today. Most forcefully son.</font>

<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" size="3">Again, IMPO, this anxiety to see Ganga as an independent woman that I've seen around the forum is rather premature at this point. The show is not about a widow lawyer fighting for others of her ilk or some such. As much as that could be down the lane, it's core is the romance and Ganga's yearning finding fulfillment in her Sagar and vice-versa. How many would like to see Ganga fighting cases in the court day after day? Not many I presume. Anyway, there has to be an organic development in everything. She's just joined college. There's a process in place.</font>

<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" size="3">As for the rest of the family, it is Pulkit who fails more than Sagar- he just doesn't find his voice enough. What good is he if he cannot fill his father's shoes in his absence?</font>

I completely agree with everything that you said here! About Sagar's behaviour not being wrong at all yesterday and how amazing he was today! And also about how this show is not about a widow lawyer. It's about Ganga's yearning for love & acceptance, her right to find love & break the unreasonable traditions of a widow not being able to live her. It's core is the love story of Sagar & Ganga <3 Her career aspect can come in play slowly as it is secondary.
I've yet to watch the maha episode but reading everyone's comments & the written update, I have to say hat's off to the team because this show is turning out to be one of the best! :D

Originally posted by: Uma2010

I don't see anything ridiculous in Sagar's behaviour. We tend to think in idealistic terms. But anybody who sees a video of the sort, even one's own parents tend to be suspicious first and then tell oneself that one's own can't go wrong. In this case, Sagar was not even being suspicious. He was just processing it all as someone was saying earlier. Plus he had no justification for the video or its authenticity. What could he have said? Meri Ganga aise nahi karegi? Wouldn't that have just been too utopian and cliche? His anger, his possessiveness, his protectiveness, all of his mixed emotions is part of his realisation and that came out splendidly at various junctures today. Most forcefully son.

Again, IMPO, this anxiety to see Ganga as an independent woman that I've seen around the forum is rather premature at this point. The show is not about a widow lawyer fighting for others of her ilk or some such. As much as that could be down the lane, it's core is the romance and Ganga's yearning finding fulfillment in her Sagar and vice-versa. How many would like to see Ganga fighting cases in the court day after day? Not many I presume. Anyway, there has to be an organic development in everything. She's just joined college. There's a process in place.

As for the rest of the family, it is Pulkit who fails more than Sagar- he just doesn't find his voice enough. What good is he if he cannot fill his father's shoes in his absence?

yup..you are absolutely right ..it was just for yesterday that i was getting angry upon him b