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Lakshmi Chandra Naresh Kota

@Nareshkota

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#1031

Originally posted by: Arhimaniac

I am glad he is...but why are we discussing this???

😕

Sorry.. it was question and then answer that's it no discussion abt me..
Discussion is seriously going on in other posts..

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Arhimaniac

@Arhimaniac

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#1032

Originally posted by: iritz

Shukar hai tere darshan huye Bushy... aajkal u r so busy either making VMs or tweeting Mr. Hegde that u ignore me !! 😉

i was mking hay while the sun shines jaani...abhi followers kam hian so he answered...kal jab barh jayen ge to wahan se bhi Ignore ka board khara hoga 😆..

tumhian kaise ignore ker sakti hoon main 😳 🤗

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tanthya

@tanthya

Inactive

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

#1033

Originally posted by: Arhimaniac

I am glad he is...but why are we discussing this???

😕

U know Redux..it keeps jumping frm A to Z n back to numbers n then again to Alphabets...this was one such moonlight journey 😛

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Lakshmi Chandra Naresh Kota

@Nareshkota

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#1034

Originally posted by: Arhimaniac

No doubt now!!! I know..I have been informed 😆

but i want to know what did you say that sparked this interesting conversation 😳

I seriously don't know..

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Megha

@IndigoBlues

Rocker

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#1035

Originally posted by: b.sarika2

Yeas, Gupta's were not mere bystanders but family for all prctical purpose. See I am not trying to put things in the buskets of right and wrong. Life is not in black and white. There is nothing as absolute right or wrong. Its action and its reaction. Action and reaction both need not happen between same people. This my limited gyan of world tells me.

With the Guptas, their fault is they're a little bit regressive...'Ladkiwaalon ko tamaasha nahin karna chaahiye', etc, etc, they represent a larger problem in Indian society, that is keeping your mouth shut and worshipping everybody instead of bringing their flaws out..they are like that government babu who will fill the Minister's ears with praise on his policies, though he knows that bridge is going to collapse and that building is illegal..😆

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SunoNa123

@SunoNa123

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

#1036

Originally posted by: Arhimaniac

No doubt now!!! I know..I have been informed 😆

but i want to know what did you say that sparked this interesting conversation 😳

The question about him being guy came out basically coz now we can even know from Men's point of view as most are women here. So its gonna be interesting to read bth the views .

This is what i could decipher i hope im right😆

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Neemsundari

@Neemsundari

Voyager

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

#1037

Originally posted by: b.sarika2

The difference is Arnav didnot overlook Shyam, he did not think that Shyam will change. He took action then and there itself and kept an eye on Shyam (remember him stopping money supply to Shyam to test him). And he had full intention of throwing Shyam and Khushi out of Anjali's life after 6 months. Gupta's chose to simply ignore it.

Apologies for butting in from the blue.

I never understood the funda behind six months-- why did ASR keep the clause period 6 months-- even if his sister found out about her pregnancy at 1 month, she would still be 7-months pregnant when the 6-month bomb burst, right? Why wasn't it a 9-month clause, or instance-- so the baby would be safely delivered?

If Khushi is guilty of hiding the truth, he is equally guilty. If Khushi was mistakenly protecting her sister and family he was mistakenly protecting his as well.

I agree Khushi should have spoken out despite Anjali's mangalsutra dramatics, Payal's marriage be damned, because it would be better for her and her family to stay as far away from Shyam as possible.

But I can't ignore the fact that Arnav should have also broken the news to his sister earlier, at the time of Akash and Payal's marriage, and brought everything in the open then.

Fault lies with both, when it comes to hiding the truth.

Yes, when it comes to persecution, our Arnav Bitwa wins hands down-- Khushi has never been as nasty to him as he has repeatedly been to her.

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Arhimaniac

@Arhimaniac

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#1038

Originally posted by: Nareshkota

Sorry.. it was question and then answer that's it no discussion abt me..
Discussion is seriously going on in other posts..

you don't have to be sorry...its nice to know points from both the sides...discussion ziyada balanced hota hia...😃

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--Anna--

@--Anna--

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

#1039

Originally posted by: b.sarika2

The difference is Arnav didnot overlook Shyam, he did not think that Shyam will change. He took action then and there itself and kept an eye on Shyam (remember him stopping money supply to Shyam to test him). And he had full intention of throwing Shyam and Khushi out of Anjali's life after 6 months. Gupta's chose to simply ignore it.

Sarika lovely point 😃 Arnav gave a chance but he did act on it.

The Gupta ladies were least bothered and may I add that they are still least bothered.

You know whatever Shyam said that day was so true!! He had logical counter point for everything. Garima did not want the truth to be out because she did not want her daughter's marriage to be spoilt - she was being selfish there. Khushi was being selfless but theek hai once I understand her giving Shyam another chance - but the man is flirting with you and you say "meeti daalo". She cares about Anjali right!? How could she face the woman knowing that her husband is still lusting after her!?

Thank god Arnav was there with her this time. He threw Shyam out and did not even chose to justify his actions - yet when like a torn man between his wife and his sister he reacted yesterday (and DID REGRET) - people find it hard to understand his situation and consider it as the biggest mistake!? Excuse me!?