Originally posted by: Parm.
Too bad Barkha doesn't take the great advice she was dishing out to Ayesha, about how difficult it is to make a space for yourself in a new household especially for a DIL, and apply it to Laajo. Look how she was trying to explain to Ayesha about how difficult it is to adjust to a new household for a daughter in law and what she will still have to do despite the fact that she is going to have such sweet loving in-laws etc, etc... Too bad she doesn't think about that from Laajo's angle.
You know as she was saying it, I thought about it too, it's as if Laajo is not someone with feelings like Ayesha can feel something by Sid's parents talking something negative to her, similarly Laajo can too, the way she blamed her for her leaving the house, it's your fault entirely that I'm not at my home (but she is the one also to blame as she couldn't handle seeing Laajo's face so she chose to leave, no-one pushed her out the door forcefully, it was her own choice), so she puts all the blame on Laajo, she doesn't want Laajo anyway but in her room where she won't be seen by anyone, eat your food there, wash your clothes and dry them there, thats the room I've given up to you so that I don't have to see you, it's your prison, she justifies her treatment of Laajo because she is refusing to return back to Sonbarsa like she wants her to do, it's as if just because the society at the village are poor that what they say to Laajo the taunts abuse she will face if she returns there after living with them is nothing, if Ayesha had to face the same their haughty tauty society's taunts and whispers are more important. She's incapable of viewing villagers as human beings just because they are not rich like her.
Edited by .Nafisa. - 11 years ago
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