MG SS Baagi : Note pg 30 13/3 - Page 14

Originally posted by: idunno

to be frank i am not getting through this story.

Now coming to Tej, I fault myself and my writing when he is depicted a villain.

I am not trying to justify him but than don't you think his venomous outburst was long overdue.

They (Geet and he) had been at odds throughout, indulging in frequent name calling; their minor arguments in no time would flare into major squabbles and bickering. If he was evil, she too was no angel. To top it she got preferential treatment in the name of being the youngest.

He had known Geet was somewhere responsible for the rift between his parents and his resentment intensified after he gained piece of 'misinformation'. He was 22 then and Geet was 14. Though he chose to turn a blind eye to it, he could never forget his mom's vacant look that fateful day.

I DONT FIND TEJ TO BE A VILLAIN

HE IS A YOUNG MAN WHOSE BELIEFS WERE SHATTERED ON KNOWING THAT HIS DAD WHO WAS HIS IDEAL HAS FEET OF CLAY

IT IS VERY DIFFICULT FOR A CHILD TO ACCEPT THAT THEIR PARENTS CAN DO ANYTHING WRONG SPECIALLY BETRAY THEIR MOTHER

AND GEET WAS A LIVING EXAMPLE OF THE TROUBLE BETWEEN HIS PARENTS

SO HIS RESENTMENT WAS EXPECTED

I FEEL SAD FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AS SUCH

ONE WRONG STEP AND THEY ALL SUFFERED

CHILREN ARE THE WORST HIT

WAITING FOR MAAN AND GEET TO CLASH