Clearing some misconceptions about redemption - Page 22

Originally posted by: arshi21

You know what? In reality, I think even if the CVs would ...just for ONE episode SHOW ASR having the flashbacks of the way he had treated Khushi in the past and that remorseful expression on his face, with OR without tears ...doesn't really matter!

What will matter, will be the mighty Arnav Singh Raizada accepting his faults and WILLING or rather pledging to do RIGHT...for and by his wife.

What he is doing right now...standing up for her and her integrity is definitely awesome...but sometimes just a SIMPLE acknowledgment of your faults and a real yet simple promise to vow to love each other to death and to be with each other in all times, could do...wonders. It can heal wounds, not even known to the person who had been hurt!

We don't want a redemption because we derive some sadistic pleasure from watching ASR in pain..or not even because Khushi deserves all that (She definitely does) but now, its not only limited to justice for Khushi...now, its about THEIR future TOGETHER...with NO shadows from the past...

And for that, its always best to fight the demons from the past, even if they no longer exist, they just must be faced once, to get hold of the reality and the great opportunity and capability and belief and hope and strong faith...that lies in ones future.

Originally posted by: Didikisaut

Even Arnav could have saved her had he listened completely or would have confronted Khushi.

Originally posted by: Didikisaut

I think you are missing the point, its not about some kind of poetic justice.

The thing is guilt more than anything else. Even an idiot can tell that Khushi is no where to be blamed for the contract marriage mess. Arnav may accept his faults but without remorse what is the guarantee he will not repeat it??? Remorse symbolizes change which is highly invisible

Originally posted by: Firebolt

Darling KKGSR style hug to you. Time is a gift amidst hectic college work. How have you been?

Yes i do see where you're coming from. Khushi has been the one to bear the brunt of any little thing that goes wrong in the show.

It will always be Arnavs story i guess. We've been cleverly fooled.

@Hiru- True that. One look at our FF section is proof enough.

Originally posted by: ..Kirann..

Even THE MIGHTY ASR could have confronted them instead of ruining her life. Why did he run away and started crying like a baby in his room?

She didn't tell everyone cuz she didn't want to break her sister's marriage AGAIN!

Originally posted by: charlotte74

Arnav didn't even know that Khushi wanted to be saved... and basically my point is both are at fault here ...

Originally posted by: CDlove

swathi, what we call as ASR style redemption (the far fetched ways of making his wife feel at home i.e) and the fact that he's defending her when everyone's mean to her and all that is shown at the expence of Khushi's tears is the damage controling way of writers to bring the much demanded redemption track. They wanted ASR's macho image to be intact and totally forgot about mandotory elements in the story line such as a self realisation of his mistakes.

They realised they created a huge blunder by not showing ASR's regret/guilt track, also realised it's too late to come up with a full blown repentence track. Obviously Khushi's character is there to shred and mutilate and carry the weight of their mistakes because they themselves claim they can make Khushi do anything. so here we are, throdding on Khushi's character and completely changing her characteristics so that ASR's style redemption is shown.

Originally posted by: Harshitha

there is no point in asking Khushboo anything

the trps shall do the talking

Khushboo will obviously support the CV's she is the one who came up with the whole Anjali characterization on the forum

the trps gave 4 & above during the Sangeet phase which means trps means alot it has the capacity to show what the audience really want

even Khushboo cant do anything about that