Hello KS members!
Presenting you with this week's.........
We are back with our new DOTW for this week, and me & Rebecca have volunteered to give you a logical DOTW for this week!
This week of KS was more of an implement in order to cover up last week. Many new things happened in this week's episodes of KS! Listed below are few of the main point or I would rather call it an analysis of last week's episodes critical points.
** Jai forgiving pushkar
** Massi and pushkar trying to get bani and jai together
** Ranveer creating rifts between Jai's and Bani's relationship due to Mount Abu's
project
** Bani objection to jai and still the sentiments of her love for him
** Jai promising Bani in achieving his desired goal of getting back her house in safe and
sound condition
** Bani's desire of finding a job
** Bani giving the bangles to seema (symbolism)
** Pag phere rasam
** Pia interference in bani's life
Specific topic related to the real world! "Selfishness"
Analysis by Tinkerbell (becky):
"The selfishness must be discovered and understood before it can be removed. It is powerless to remove itself, neither will it pass away of itself. Darkness ceases only when light is introduced; so ignorance can only be dispersed by Knowledge; Selfishness by Love." -James Allen
In reality today, the description of selfishness has changed. previously it was identified as
"Selfish: 1 Caring supremely or unduly for one's self, 2 Believing or teaching that the chief motives of human action are derived from love of self "
do these terms sound so bad? time and how people perceive this word has been changed infact the second meaning has been taken away from dictionaries.
in kasamhse this week , Selfishness played a very important role in many of the characters. ether it was the selfishness of love, or the selfishness of anguish and pain, or for self satisfaction... many of the characters were shown to use this emotion...
This week Jai set out on a mission to bring back Bani to the Walia Mansion..his selfish reason began with the wellbeing of his child but by the end of the week his selfishnes was overcome by love, the love he felt for Bani and the importance of her existence can be seen this week to have demolished the old arrogant, selfish, ignorant yet hot Jai Walia...if we recall back to the earlier days of Kasamhse Jai Walia did what he very much pleased and what he thought felt right regardless of morals ..but this week he proved to be a broken man no ounce of arrogance or selfishness all washed away by love....do you think it's selfish to want the wellbeing of your child even if it hurts the mother to see your face?
Bani this week was probably the most selfish to take away her own anguish hurt and pain, she hurt jai maybe feeling this would help her pain lessen, is that right ?to hurt someone so your pain can lessen?We i am sure we all understood and felt Jai's pain when she insisted Pushkars Seema Bhabi kept the kanghan, the khangan which were the first gift from him? the importance of these khanghan were portrayed in bani's thoughts when she reflects how Jai and insisted Massi take the kanghan to bani and make her wear them....
Rano selfish for the fact tht she wanted to see Bani's happiness and return she would be at ease and happt herself..she had betrayed Bani in the sense that she went against her wishes, Bani had obviously informed her that she left Walia house also cut communications with Jai, yet Rano still went behind her back and encouraged a conversation between jai and Bani, as well as insisting that she played dum sharades...now is this act selfish in the sense she went against her sister's wishes. just to see Bani happiness when in return it meant her happiness?
Massi this week was selfish in the sense her love for her munna took over her logical way of thinking. putting his happiness first was her main priority, regardless of Bani's emotions, to a mother a child is her first priority? but is it selfish to want your childs happiness over someone else's pain? It's understandable why Massi wants Jai and Bani back together for his happiness in return that also secures Massis happiness afterall a mother's happiness lies in her children's...but is it fair to help Jai gain back Bani when shes already emotionally scarred and in anguish, Massi has not yet put Jai's feeling aside and assessed bani's emotions.. so is Massi right to want Jai's happiness over Bani's?is this selfish as in return Massi herself will be happy?
And madam Pia..her general attitude is about me, me, me her attitude was selfish in the sense that her personal vendetta against Jai Walia is clouding her judgment, she cannot see beyond the fact that jai Walia did her sister wrong?and that maybe secretly she is selfish because she might just regret not marrying him, which has already been expressed in a previous episode Maybe she doesn't want her sister's happiness because it painfully reminds her of what she left behind? This wee kPia even went to the extremes of shouting at Pushkar because he did not inform her of Bani's whereabouts, i mean shouldn't she be thankful Bani is ok not be jealous of the fact pushkar did not share this with her, she would rather he betrayhed someone else's trust and told her, and jealousy of your own sister? Do you think Pia is selfish or just looking out for her sister?
whenever anyone chooses one value over another - regardless of what's being chosen the person is choosing for and by themselves - essentially being 'selfish'. Look over the choices you make. The really important thing is to recognize that people to act from, and in accordance with, their own personal values and perceptions. The decisions they make reflect these values and perceptions.
Once you have understood this you will be able to gain a clearer insight into peoples behavior and including your own. by understanding that people act with regard to their own values, towards what they consider to be good for themselves enables you have more empathy with others and to understand the true meaning of selfish and to whom it really applies.
In Kasamhse just like us real people, they are selfish in their own way whether those reasons are good or bad..wether its for pain or self gratification selfishness exists in each and every one of us....
Comparison to the real world by me:
In real world, we see things or do thing prior to our ways. The main theme that was chosen for this week's analysis was of course mentioned above is "selfishness." In some way or the other, we always seem to consider our self more important than other, but when it comes to our loved ones, we are always neglect their mistakes and care about them, no matter how wrong they are or how wrong have they done. It's just part of life, and this what makes us no different than other, or rather not perfect.
Sometimes, selfish motives of a person can be looked as a negative way or positive way. They can be justify as good cause and this good cause might be to protect someone or something close to you, but then again, the word selfish is given so negativity, that it remains a mere woe of reality.
Bringing to notice, everyone at some point were selfish in their every day lives, and only they know what their real intentions were! No matter how big or little the issue is, we always desire things that make us happy! From out point of view, it might look like that we are doing things to make ourselves happy.
A topic like this can broaden the every aspect of our lives and might broaden our opinions as well. If we look at the characters of KS, each and every one of them has a flaw, and one thing they all have in common is selfishness. Whether it's envy, gluttony, pride, lust, anger, sloth, power, or love… it all comes to one thing and that what makes up a hypocrite!!
Okay not making this discussion long, I have come up with some questions for you guys, that if you want, can answer them and if you don't want to.. it's all up to you members!!
Do try to answer some of them that you think are important to you!!
Questionnaire:
In which category do you portray yourself? Selfish motives sometimes or always sacrificing?
When was the last time you were ever selfish to someone?
In Kasamh Se, what character from your point of view is not selfish?
What is one thing that makes us different from others? (I'll tell you my opinion; it's definitely our principles from my point of view)
If you're loved one was to commit a mistake, and you forgive him/her for that, would it be called being egotistical or protection?
What is the word "self-centered" from your point of view means?
What makes us perfect or are we not perfect?
What message does Kasamh Se sends?
Okay I didn't want to thrash you with so many questions!! Well get brain cells working and have fun answering them, and please leave your feedback!!
Love
Khoo
PS: Special thanks to **Tinkerbell** (Rebecca!)