GHKPM WU & Daily discussion thread #117 - Page 4

Who is enjoying pakhification of sai?

Hehe, at least pakhi had some shame to desist from saying the name of her lover aloud while fasting for her namesake husband.

Brw i never ever saw sai doing vat savitri vrat in earlier episodes. When did this happen?

Originally posted by: Lostin90s

Brw i never ever saw sai doing vat savitri vrat in earlier episodes. When did this happen?

Copy-pasting from what I wrote in another thread.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching the episode, and it was incredibly amusing. Bad acting by Neil in precap, Sattu moping and sulking, Sai reminiscing the ‘gala-time’ with a bunch of clowns named Chavans who would insult her every now and then including ‘Kaku’. I found it amusing

However, my heart ached for poor Sattu, who was reduced to tears while society laughed at him, even his alter ego found it amusing. He used to be a carefree individual, carrying a boom box, radiating happiness, and embracing life with great enthusiasm. He possesses an endearing charm, a hint of sassiness, and manages his responsibilities effortlessly, without burdening others with lengthy speeches about duty and obligations. Despite their troubled past, the Adhikaris remain kind-hearted, often smiling, disregarding insults, and endeavoring to bring joy into people's lives. They genuinely expressed concern for Sai and her well-being. I can understand Sai's feeling of claustrophobia due to lingering emotions. It's natural for her to desire to be Virat's wife, and I empathize with that sentiment. Lady! Go back to him now, what's stopping you

What struck me today was Sattu reiterating the terms of their agreement to her. Lady, you willingly consented to it. Sattu didn't coerce you; it was your own desire to enter into this marriage. By the way, Sattu's remarkable patience is commendable. Despite enduring public humiliation, he still aims to bring happiness into Sai's life, just as any genuine friend would. Now, I wonder if Virat will follow in the footsteps of Suneil Shetty's character in the film "Dhadkan." I can't keep up with the terrible acting chops

Sattu appears incredibly adorable while crying, and I'm absolutely certain that he won't assume a villainous role. He looks too cute to pull that!

Regarding Sattu's physical altercation with Virat, I believe it is justified, given Virat's ill-mannered behavior while under the influence of alcohol. Any gentleman would have taken similar action to protect a lady, even if he happens to be her ex-partner. The irony lies in the fact that the Adhikaris neither scheme nor mistreat Sai's children. They treat them with kindness and respect.

Bhai itna pyaar aa raha to jao na usi ke paas bechare satya aur uski family ki jag hasai kyu kara rahi.

What sai is doing is obnoxious and will be treated as mental cruelty by any court if Satya files for divorce.

Do these incompetent incels even realise that turning Satya a villain won't save Sairat in the eyes of the proverbiai offline audience because the FL is shamelessly cheating on him without an ounce of shame with a man who has zero heroic characterstics to be a romantic hero someone longs for.

His villainy will be accepted and even be sympathised even if they kill SaiRat lmao. How did they not fail every creative writing class lmao

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Originally posted by: Transference

Copy-pasting from what I wrote in another thread.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching the episode, and it was incredibly amusing. Bad acting by Neil in precap, Sattu moping and sulking, Sai reminiscing the ‘gala-time’ with a bunch of clowns named Chavans who would insult her every now and then including ‘Kaku’. I found it amusing

However, my heart ached for poor Sattu, who was reduced to tears while society laughed at him, even his alter ego found it amusing. He used to be a carefree individual, carrying a boom box, radiating happiness, and embracing life with great enthusiasm. He possesses an endearing charm, a hint of sassiness, and manages his responsibilities effortlessly, without burdening others with lengthy speeches about duty and obligations. Despite their troubled past, the Adhikaris remain kind-hearted, often smiling, disregarding insults, and endeavoring to bring joy into people's lives. They genuinely expressed concern for Sai and her well-being. I can understand Sai's feeling of claustrophobia due to lingering emotions. It's natural for her to desire to be Virat's wife, and I empathize with that sentiment. Lady! Go back to him now, what's stopping you

What struck me today was Sattu reiterating the terms of their agreement to her. Lady, you willingly consented to it. Sattu didn't coerce you; it was your own desire to enter into this marriage. By the way, Sattu's remarkable patience is commendable. Despite enduring public humiliation, he still aims to bring happiness into Sai's life, just as any genuine friend would. Now, I wonder if Virat will follow in the footsteps of Suneil Shetty's character in the film "Dhadkan." I can't keep up with the terrible acting chops

Sattu appears incredibly adorable while crying, and I'm absolutely certain that he won't assume a villainous role. He looks too cute to pull that!

Regarding Sattu's physical altercation with Virat, I believe it is justified, given Virat's ill-mannered behavior while under the influence of alcohol. Any gentleman would have taken similar action to protect a lady, even if he happens to be her ex-partner. The irony lies in the fact that the Adhikaris neither scheme nor mistreat Sai's children. They treat them with kindness and respect.

Sai makes faces when she gets loved by others..

She prefers the abuse from the Chavans , she takes it as their loves.

Virat is such a sacha aashiq.

Sai should get back to Virat, soonest..

There is no domestic abuse here..Sai loves to be treated that way....She will take only this form of love, no other .

Also Aaba would be so proud.