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I am gonna miss Kiran di too...she is so sensible and true. There is no point in expecting always elders to understand us. Even if wrong, it is tough to change your ideology after 60-70 yrs and only if we are cognizant of this fact, can younger generation live in peace with them. That doesn't mean you follow everything blindly but then it doesn't mean that every thing is a war...
Here situation is serious and her Maya's blindness towards aarav's frail mind and resent against aarvai is not a small thing to take. In the end it can have major repurcussions not only for kids but also for Maya herself.
Though I agree with what Kiran said but I also agree with Geet's POV that something more needs to be done. Maybe the biggest example of how a sister can support a brother if needed is in front of them and they just need Maya to see it. Kiran supported Maan the way sometimes even brothers don't support thier brother. Her support when thier father died maybe one of the reaosn fro Maya's resentment but in the end is the finest example that it is love and intentions which matters and not the gender of the one who needs help and who is supporting.
Small part on Maan but I think he deserves this time and restlessness to gain that trust and truly understand what a girl gives and gets when she adopts a stranger as her husband and his family as hers.
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