I beg to differ. You cannot expect a mother who has lost her baby to act sensibly. Hormones take a toll on one's sense at times like these and they would be highly emotionally charged. Most women are like this even after child birth for a long time that they get irritated at the drop of the hat. we still dont know under what circumstances she goes out with Dev. So its not correct to blame a character withou knowing the real situation.
And I dont understand whats it with comparing Geet loves for Maan and Maan's love for Geet all the time. If Maan utters all unacceptable things about intentions of Geet to be keen on staying in KM outhouse even questioning her character, it is justified given his past bitter experience. He wasnt even willing to listen to her whole truth when she told him she is pregnant and the poor girl had to do what not to just make him listen to her truth, but thts OK because Maan is easily defended saying he was in shock to hear from her that she was pregnant when he was keen to hear that she loved her, so it was natural for him to react that way. Instead of clearing to her under what circumstances he bailed out Dev, he insisted that she has to trust him blindly without questioning him and when she refused she was dragged out of his life. But if Geet feels miserable at having lost her baby for which she fought the entire world, she has to recover from her shock like she is a key operated toy, does she not even have the rights to expected her feelings respected? Why it has to be always like whose love for whom is superior? Two people cannot be in love if they are not equally reciprocative. If Maan has expressed his love for Geet, geet too has done her part to keep up the love. If Geet has wounded Maan's feelings, Maan too has had his share. They have reciprocated both khushi and gham equally and that is what makes them the most loveable and adorable couple in Indian television. True Maaneet lovers never make comparison between Maan and Geet. Sorry for differing from your opinion.
Anupamaa
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