Trust & Belief - What They Mean... EDITED - Page 6

Of course we have full faith in Khushi that she trust her Arnav blindly and so do we. Its only Sheetal that she does not trust and is wary and with her sixth sense can feel it. thats why she is disturbed and is on her way to making it right and save Arnav again from this evil plot.

There is trust and belief. No doubt. Each one is right in their own way. The only thing I want very much to happen is for Khushi to talk to Arnav - tell him what she found out. If Arnav finds out later that Khushi was in conversation with Sheetal regarding him being Aarav's dad, he will really not like that. If I was the husband, I would want to know the truth right away and think about the best way to solve the issue, however tough the solution may be.

Originally posted by: minnie2308

Cool One Tia.O!

In all this humdrum, we forgot how cool Arnav was being - Had eyes only for Khushi and was very concerned for his foodie wife who had noteaten due to this tough fast( reminded me of my husband, who loves to see me gorge!); I bet he must have made reservations at "Punjabi By nature" coz he knew an Italian restaurant is not her cup of masala chai...gifting her KKGSR Dabba service, realising she has the self reliant streak in her and admiring it...For me this was his redemption

Anyways, back to your post!

Khushi's belief is on the fact that ASR loves her . She is being extremely modern in her views that he can still make a baby with "protection failing" drunken night out where Sheetal took advantage of a drunk ASR and fled before he woke up"wink grin". And so even though the relation meant nothing, it went to physical level with/without ASR's knowledge. And we must not take away that credit from her.

She trusts him with her life, but the way I see her psyche, she does not trust her fate enough to let her live in peace.

At times I feel, she actually goes all out to open random pandora's boxes to check if they were meant for her. It's almost as if she is trying to uncover problems before they come so that none of the troubles catch her unawares...

She trusts his word that Sheetal meant(and means)nothing! But she does not trust her fate that this means no trouble for her.

And by the way why would Sheetal use "Jhootha pani and other woman's thaal " for her own Kavachauth. The SP better have some sensibleexplanation for this blasphemy! No one uses other person's items here even if the man issame!

My rant went all spiral. Hope it made some sense.

But you made a lot of sense in your post Tia

Agreed. If you notice, Khushi asked the question about Karva Chauth but Sheetal did not answer. She diverted the topic. If Khushi had not already been disturbed by the DNA report, she would have pursued this matter with the same tenacity. But for her, Aarav being Arnav's son is a bigger issue than Sheetal stealing a sip from Khushi's pot and rightly so. However, she needs to calm down slowly and use the same brain she used against Shyam. She needs to shut her heart and think with her brains instead.
The reason she hasn't figured out anything yet is because Sheetal has not made her feel threatened yet until today when she talked about her leaving Arnav or vice versa. Now her alarm bells should ring. Khushi is quite ferocious when it comes to Arnav and her relationship.

Originally posted by: nerina

Of course we have full faith in Khushi that she trust her Arnav blindly and so do we. Its only Sheetal that she does not trust and is wary and with her sixth sense can feel it. thats why she is disturbed and is on her way to making it right and save Arnav again from this evil plot.

Agreed. Khushi and Arnav need to fight this (Sheetal) together. One person can't win this alone.

Originally posted by: VancouverBC

There is trust and belief. No doubt. Each one is right in their own way. The only thing I want very much to happen is for Khushi to talk to Arnav - tell him what she found out. If Arnav finds out later that Khushi was in conversation with Sheetal regarding him being Aarav's dad, he will really not like that. If I was the husband, I would want to know the truth right away and think about the best way to solve the issue, however tough the solution may be.

I agree. But again it's not Khushi's secret to tell. She is not mother of Aarav nor she kept Aarav hidden for all these years. Arnav does not want to hear anything about this and Sheetal does not want to tell. Who is Khushi here other than a step mom?
But I believe she won't be able to keep it hidden for very long and she will blurt it out soon.

I agree if the case is a drunken Arnav forget all this. and kushi think so

Hats off for this post..!!!! 👏 ⭐️

Originally posted by: -PreciousPearl-

Hats off for this post..!!!!👏⭐️

Thanks. 😊

Originally posted by: tia.o

I agree. The CVs are showing Khushi as someone who believes anyone before she believes in herself. However, she was always depicted as a bleeding heart who thinks about everyone's happiness at the cost of her own.

Being a woman with a big heart is okay. But she needs to stop projecting her life incidents on every orphan.

Aarav has a healthy and happy life where he has a mother who cares for him. So he wants to meet his dad. Fair enough. But it's not up to her to do it. It's up to his mother. Sheetal didn't tell Aarav about Arnav. So respect her decision because she is his legal guardian.

If you feel that's unfair to Arnav then tell him that Sheetal told me that Aarav is your son but not to tell you. I think you should know about it because my first loyalty to you as my husband.

Then let him handle it. It's not your problem anymore.

I said it during Anjali's track that Khushi's first loyalty should be to her husband and herself. His family and/or relationships come later.

Who knows? May be Arnav likes being Aarav's friend and doesn't really want to have a grown-up child. So yes, he deserves to know what Aarav's mother told you. But he doesn't deserve to be thrown at a relationship he isn't prepared for. I'm talking about Aarav here, not Sheetal because she doesn't fall in any relationship whatsoever.

@red is the reason khushis behaviour reeks of distrust...

Originally posted by: tia.o

I believe the writers who wrote khushis character think exactly the way you have written..above in red I beileve are your comments..