Originally posted by: ---Pari---
From the past few days I'm not liking her behaviour. She really needs to learn to respect people's privacy. Before you start to throw chappals at me, hear me out.
There are three main scenes which have irritated me a lot.
1) Khushi eavesdropping on Arnav-Anjali conversation.
Arnav had clearly asked to be alone with his sister. He told everyone in the room to leave. That includes her. She left, but she sat outside, listening in on their conversation. Seriously? Can a person have some privacy in this house or not? And the matter did not even concern her. It was between brother and sister. I know she felt guilty about Anjali, but that was not a time she should have been listening in on the conversation. So I found that part to be a little... meh...
2) Arnav was sitting alone on the steps at night.
There was a reason why he was not with her in the bedroom. He wanted to be alone. Had he been alone, perhaps he would have let his emotions out a little more... With her by his side, he had to pretend to be strong... for her sake. He couldn't even cry. The scene when she went to "comfort" Arnav really put me off actually. Sometimes you just need time alone... sometimes even away from the people you love the most. I wish Khushi had understood this.
3) Giving the food to Anjali today.
Manorama was 100% correct today, I felt. Out of everyone in the house, I am POSITIVE that the LAST person Anjali wants to see right now is Khushi. Nani ji even told her the night before to stay away from Anjali as much as possible! So when there were so many people in the house, what was the need for Khushi to walk in and hand her the plate. And what was she thinking? When she wouldn't even agree to eat from her brother's hand, she would take food from her hands? While watching the scene today, I really felt as if she's putting all the weight on her own shoulders to make everything right in RM when this is not right. It is not her responsibility to see whether or not everyone in the family is happy or not. She told the truth to the family. Now whoever wants to believe her can do so, and whoever do not want to believe don't have to. And there are many people in the house to take care of Anjali. So this scene ticked me off completely.
Overall, I don't like the fact that Khushi is interfering so much in other people's privacy...
And please, don't bother calling me a basher for this post. I I will not hesitate to point out flaws in characters. That doesn't mean I love that character any less.
Comments are welcome.
Sanju
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