Why on earth should Khushi love Arnav now? - Page 7

Originally posted by: sunaina02

Though i admire Sanaya as an actress , my watching or not watching this serial is not at all dependent on her presence or absence .

I have been always clear and straightforward about it .

As i watch a couple of Sony serials always , I can see the downfall of this serial . And I think the main reason is lack of money . IT is so apparent when you watch other serials . Here they do not have money to do any outdoor shoot. They do not have money to get some extras. May be they do not pay the actors playing Prakashes who keep on leaving . Most probably they could not pay the original writers so have to do with very poor quality script now.

to the point:

I agree with you Arnav should show his love . but how ? The way NK does? then what is the difference between NK and ASR ?

And is Khushi ready for that love? During Diwali she was . But after that they have ruined and debauched her character in such a way that I think Khushi will also have to prove that she is worthy of ASR 's love.

Originally posted by: anonymous4444

Khushi doesn't have to prove anything, its ASR who needs to give some respect to his love if he does love her. Frankly, for ASR it has always been about him sometimes his insecurities to lose the loved ones and most of the times his ego. He has never given a thought for his love, he never thought how she would feel. Even if he does feels its too late and he is not in a position to make up for it.

ASR may be good looking and hot, but he will never get a woman who can understand him better than Khushi, it would be his loss. Khushi can be happy with or even without a companion.

Originally posted by: momma1128

@bold - Khushi can be happy yes, but her dream is to be married to someone she loves - remember she is very filmy in this regard. She called ASR her rajkumar in the past. And yes, I am very well aware of all that has transpired since Diwali - I just find it hard to believe that she doesn't think about it. Thinking about doesn't mean she is 'giving in to him' - it means she is thinking about what happened, no more no less.