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Posted: 11 years ago
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With all the abuse being shown and the point being established that how abusive household effects the behavior of kids and their relationships, i would expect a hope for people like shlok too.

yes the girl should emerge stronger, but what is the definition of being strong is also in question here.

yes shlok is being a jerk, but that is what he is now. he is a product of abuse, yes ..but he had a soft bone too unlike his father and abhay. he lost that softness due to betrayal of his mother. so what is hope for him, for the products of abuse in general and in reality?

yes there are rehabilitation centers for them to make them better people, but this is india...

we know what women should or could do in such situation like jyothi, aastha, anjali, much have been said about about available paths that they can tread.

what what about men like shlok, born in miserable household and more victimized by betrayals, internal politics of household, what is their ray of hope? or should they be directly marched to hell?because they are men and not women?

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Not talking from India or about Indian men, but in real life if a man or woman goes this far without any fault of the other person...there's little redeemable in them. Some abuse is tolerated in soaps in the name of showing passion and a throbbing heart (since there are no explicit scenes). But when it really is verbal, physical, social or psychological abuse, the abuser shouldn't get a pass for their horrible childhoods. They need to go through long reformation which usually doesn't happen. Most abusers are abused as children, most pedophiles are molested as children but their past does not exuse their crime. They both go to jail. In the eyes of the law they are just as guilty. Overtime between the abuser and abused, there is forgiveness possible if the abused wants to stop holding grudges. It doesn't end in happily ever after.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Marybarton

Not talking from India or about Indian men, but in real life if a man or woman goes this far without any fault of the other person...there's little redeemable in them. Some abuse is tolerated in soaps in the name of showing passion and a throbbing heart (since there are no explicit scenes). But when it really is verbal, physical, social or psychological abuse, the abuser shouldn't get a pass for their horrible childhoods. They need to go through long reformation which usually doesn't happen. Most abusers are abused as children, most pedophiles are molested as children but their past does not exuse their crime. They both go to jail. In the eyes of the law they are just as guilty. Overtime between the abuser and abused, there is forgiveness possible if the abused wants to stop holding grudges. It doesn't end in happily ever after.


i am not talking about hapily everafter,
i believe they should be sentenced for crime, but what after that?

reform yes
how?

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Posted: 11 years ago
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I think there is always hope but you never know, if people are gone too far then maybe you cannot help them
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Marybarton

Not talking from India or about Indian men, but in real life if a man or woman goes this far without any fault of the other person...there's little redeemable in them. Some abuse is tolerated in soaps in the name of showing passion and a throbbing heart (since there are no explicit scenes). But when it really is verbal, physical, social or psychological abuse, the abuser shouldn't get a pass for their horrible childhoods. They need to go through long reformation which usually doesn't happen. Most abusers are abused as children, most pedophiles are molested as children but their past does not exuse their crime. They both go to jail. In the eyes of the law they are just as guilty. Overtime between the abuser and abused, there is forgiveness possible if the abused wants to stop holding grudges. It doesn't end in happily ever after.


Mary I agree with you reality is bleak but if the circle of abuse isn't broken that reality for women/men/children will never improve, not all abusers can be helped but I like to think that some can be shown to control their anger even their sexual nature. Yes the abuser should pay for their crimes and the abused should get justice. In reality I could never give my man a second chance as I'm to suspicious and would never be able to trust his control, but in fiction I forgive the hero for practically all transgressions (I'm a romantic at heart).



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Posted: 11 years ago
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Great post and agree with you. Shlok deserves a second chance. I'm sure than he will find out about Niranjan, that he always was manipulated by him and something what happened to Swathi it's bacause of N, not Anjali, he will change.

sorry for bad english
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Posted: 11 years ago
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I posted this in different topic but i thinks its fits in with your topic as well. 😛
I also agree with Lachii, both options have to be shown on Indian television, I think Jyoti should start to explore options of leaving Abhay that doesn't involve her family, because it has been rightly shown not every woman has the option of a loving supportive family waiting to rescue her.
Astha needs to face reality and see that Shlok doesn't love her and never did...I really believe that he is in Lust not love, Astha and unlike Jyoti has a loving family that will support her.
I don't know what will be the breaking point for Anjali to leave NA (could be when she's beaten so bad she's at death door),
at the moment the CVs are showing 3 different women at different stages of abuse, we have Anjali so cowed by her husband that she has forsaken all relationships (parents,children,friends) at the behest of NA. Jyoti who has a sweet almost submissive character is starting to show signs of rebellion towards her husband but is still very much afraid to make a move against her husband without support. Astha has just entered into an abusive relationship but as yet she doesn't see herself in one (am I making sense?), Astha seems to be blind to all the signs of being in a controlling manipulative marriage, she is still naive enough to believe that love will cure all ills. We need to see proper conclusions to these women's story.
But we also need to see the different options available for the men, Abhay should go to jail for the murder of his unborn child and possibly for Jyoti's murder (could be a very real possibility).
I believe that NA is a true psychopath who is totally without empathy or remorse, he is charming with a degree in manipulation and a masters in domination, I'm not sure if NA can be helped by any institution, maybe his ending could be him left alone broken or even killed by Anjali (I know I'm becoming violent).
Shlok is different from his father, Shlok is able to make emotional attachments, he isn't cold and heartless But he is an abusive husband, he is wanting to control all aspects of Asthas life to who she sees, what she wears and who she loves, this is the start of abuse which can escalate as Astha becomes more a piece of property rather then a person, I believe Shlok can be redeemed by appropriate professional help.
Do I want Astha and Shlok together at the end? Yes, if they both come together more mature and leave their ego's at the door I think ultimately their marriage can work, but I need to see the realisation and proper redemption from Shlok and Astha has to grow up.

I'm loving EBP but I love the discussions on this forum just as much
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Marybarton

Not talking from India or about Indian men, but in real life if a man or woman goes this far without any fault of the other person...there's little redeemable in them. Some abuse is tolerated in soaps in the name of showing passion and a throbbing heart (since there are no explicit scenes). But when it really is verbal, physical, social or psychological abuse, the abuser shouldn't get a pass for their horrible childhoods. They need to go through long reformation which usually doesn't happen. Most abusers are abused as children, most pedophiles are molested as children but their past does not exuse their crime. They both go to jail. In the eyes of the law they are just as guilty. Overtime between the abuser and abused, there is forgiveness possible if the abused wants to stop holding grudges. It doesn't end in happily ever after.



I am a romantic at heart, but in this case, I would like NA and Abhay go to jail and get beaten up by the jailers routinely...I would like Shlok to be publicly humiliated and divorced from Astha, and get life long community service in abused women shelters. 😆😆 OK, that shows how callous I am getting watching this serial.

There are only two kinds of men, men who control their neanderthal urges, and those who don't. We all know which club the Agnihotri men belongs to.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: lachii

With all the abuse being shown and the point being established that how abusive household effects the behavior of kids and their relationships, i would expect a hope for people like shlok too.


yes the girl should emerge stronger, but what is the definition of being strong is also in question here.

yes shlok is being a jerk, but that is what he is now. he is a product of abuse, yes ..but he had a soft bone too unlike his father and abhay. he lost that softness due to betrayal of his mother. so what is hope for him, for the products of abuse in general and in reality?

yes there are rehabilitation centers for them to make them better people, but this is india...

we know what women should or could do in such situation like jyothi, aastha, anjali, much have been said about about available paths that they can tread.

what what about men like shlok, born in miserable household and more victimized by betrayals, internal politics of household, what is their ray of hope? or should they be directly marched to hell?because they are men and not women?



Lachii,

There is very little hope for people like Shlok, their demons hunt them life long - unfortunately! The violence comes out in various ways, emotional, verbal, physical - Shlok is an angry man, and when he is angry he shouts, he physically hurts people he is close to. It is probably better if he takes psychiatric help and stays single.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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and what about anjali and her callous behaviour towards her children, her partnership in crime to her own daughter and DILs and grand daughter and also supposedly swati too. she is doing because of the abuse she get, but this is not justified either because we are practically nullifying the precursors of abuse while suggesting the punishment?
@rbb agree with you sometimes there is no hope in a relation but i believe hope should always be there for that person and one should always have a second chance even if he is abhay and NA. of course they would need medical help during their sentence and beyond...not possible in india/pak so we see that even small criminals return to be big criminals

@ssafdar...liked you analysis with respect to every character...yes trust is the key...and i believe if the cvs are going to be realistic as they are up til now...gaining aastha's trust again would really be the test for shlok and his punishment too because one can forgive but cannot forget and especially cannot trust the one who breaks it...i am very curious about this that how it is going to be

about shlok, i believe he strongly deserves another chance to have a normal life because he was not like this before swati as we see a shlok begging for swati to see, absolutely opposite to what he is now, where was his false ego then? so his problem is not entirely by birth...
i am giving a very bad analogy here so please don't scold me for that but to clarify my pov, i see like when they show an accident takes away ones memory and another accident reverse the affect, his trust got shatered, now trust can only heal him
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