An Answer to those who still seek Redemption!! - Page 2

Originally posted by: arshian_warrior

👏u stole my words riti...gr8 post nd i completely agree wid u 👍🏼

i agree with you yaar

first of all we need to clear about one thing that rectifying ones own mistake is not just about worrying about what we did and cry

i really loved the asr's attitude of making kushi to get all the happiness of her life

i don't know why people wants all story to be alike

moreover he is not at all happy by making kushi to suffer he suffer equally in fact even more than her
when he misunderstand her


moreover he knows that kushi loves him much and only thing which can make her heeled out of her wound will be asr standing with her forever
thats what he is trying to do

so i think the current track is completely just

Your post is well written and like there are two schools of thought, those that want Arnav to go through redemption, me included and the other who believe that his various actions are sufficient to say sorry to Khushi, I still believe that Redemption is necessary.

You're post was great😛 but there are still some people who wants redemption and if they don't

have ''THE'' redemption they will quit watching the show that's so annoying and rude😡 from

those people seriously I don't want any redemption and I'm happy with the current track.For me

an redemption is not needed...


I thought that I was the only one who didn't need an redemption but glad to know there are atleast some people who agrees with me😊

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@Riti very well written, his actions are speaking louder than words, that's all it matters. But some will never understand this nor do I care to explain, also Khushi the main victim here is not expecting anything from him at this point except the pheres which will give her immense solace and that they have become husband and wife in the way she wants. I am only confident that his repentance will be shown thru actions mre as we go along throughout their married life.

Originally posted by: Rayka

Your post is well written and like there are two schools of thought, those that want Arnav to go through redemption, me included and the other who believe that his various actions are sufficient to say sorry to Khushi, I still believe that Redemption is necessary.

While we see Arnav trying hard and we feel sorry for this character, you cannot forget the suffering Khushi has had to go through because of him. His redemption is accepting and telling the family what actually happened. By him agreeing to get married to Khushi puts away the contract marriage and circumstances that forced Khushi into the marriage. Nobody has questioned or tarnished Arnav's character for his actions, but it is so easy for every character to pounce on Khushi and tarnish hers. This is what the other Groups wants is for Arnav to accept and reveal to the family so that Khushi gets the self-respect she deserves. It is not enough for Arnav to simply keep loving her because at the end of the day, the family is the judge not Arnav.

Rayka, hope I don't upset you but we never know until the loop is closed isn't it...I still feel the contract thing mostly will be out and he will own it up in front of everyone..he won't let Kushi take the blame. I surely feel the family will come to know the circumstance of their marriage since CV's have always closed the main loops. But we need to enjoy it with the flow.
Riti, good post I agree completely with you..I have seen many posts saying ASR needs to cry remembering what he did to Kushi and all, he is doing his best in his own way. He has actually done everything to fulfill her dreams, everyone small wish and the only thing is owning up in front of the family which I feel is soon coming. If he was ready to tell it to Nani, then we have to be sure when time comes he won't hesitate to accept it in front of everyone.

Originally posted by: Rayka

Your post is well written and like there are two schools of thought, those that want Arnav to go through redemption, me included and the other who believe that his various actions are sufficient to say sorry to Khushi, I still believe that Redemption is necessary.

While we see Arnav trying hard and we feel sorry for this character, you cannot forget the suffering Khushi has had to go through because of him. His redemption is accepting and telling the family what actually happened. By him agreeing to get married to Khushi puts away the contract marriage and circumstances that forced Khushi into the marriage. Nobody has questioned or tarnished Arnav's character for his actions, but it is so easy for every character to pounce on Khushi and tarnish hers. This is what the other Groups wants is for Arnav to accept and reveal to the family so that Khushi gets the self-respect she deserves. It is not enough for Arnav to simply keep loving her because at the end of the day, the family is the judge not Arnav.