@Nneeiill, I have always and still state that I had my own apprehensions about this relation. Even in my post about Gulaal and family a day ago, I have admitted about my apprehension. Without watching the show, I haven't made conclusions.
My post in this thread is proof where I have said that Daiba mentioned the word see it as mother-son. I have never stated that Gulaal called him her son. I was apprehensive how then this relation would carry forward.
Star plus had initially thrown open a poll naming Kesar and Talli as young couple. Obviously the audience was not in favor of it. When the poll came by asking Do Kesar and Gulaal belong together, they got the highest votes. I have many other reasons to believe that the story has been in tune with audience favor.
In the scenes where Gulaal makes Kesar sit on the lap for the Rasm after marriage, when she used to give him a peck on the cheek whenever he did something good, the scene where she says "Tu hai hi bahut pyaara, who wouldn't love you" certainly makes you feel that Gulaal treats him as a little kid. That is why I mentioned it as almost parenting. Kesar treated her as friend and guide.He has been clear about that very well. Its about Gulaal's state of mind towars Kesar.
Like many others who do, I did not make statements without watching the show. I had completed watching all episodes and I have read every possible/available piece of information available on the net about Gulaal before I made my first post in this Gulaal forum. That is my sincerity to anything that I do. And like I have already said, I started to watch the show for Neil Bhatt. I have been a fan of his for a while now. So I was open to such a story because of the complexity involved in Kesar's character. And though I am not definitely in favor of such a relationship from a personal point of view, I have been able to gracefully accept the story in spite of such earlier references by other characters about the "relationship".
I have no problem with age issue, I have no problem in a woman finding love in another person, I have no issues about the Deeyarvatu concept since it is a practice still prevalent in certain rural background.
So before you come to conclusions and dismiss my understanding of the show to be due to me being "new member", I would suggest you to go to my IF profile and go to "My posts section and read what all i have written till date.
My concept hasn't changed. If they show Gulaal opening up to Kesar, I am welcome provided, she too feels for him. If Gulaal is going to be shown as someone who will never ever accept Kesar as husband, the "woman" in me would still admire her but honestly I would want her to move on with the person who loves her the most.
Edited by MeySimi - 14 years ago