The enigma that is Prachi - Page 6

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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: optimist

In real life a lot of the things that happen in these shows don't. People do not face eternal love traingles. Couple have problems in marriages that do not stem from another man or another woman. So if they have to be realisitic, let them show realism in its every realm. Why claim to show eternal love and show all this crap? Btw, eternal love stories may be few and far between but are not impossible to find. I once read that a couple met after 22 years of separation. They were to get married to each other but were seprated by war. Even after all those years they remained true to each other's memory although each presumed the other was dead. After they met quite by chance they reunited.

I agree Opti there is eternal love in the real world my maternal aunt got married quite young her husband was a relative so they knew each other beforehand and fell in love. Sadly my uncle passed away 6 months after their wedding the woman never remarried rather gave her life in raising her only son my cousin who is twenty now. Was it a smooth path for her.... not at all she was constantly hounded by family to get remarried but she never gave in. Such was the extent of her love for her husband that even after he passed away she devoted her life to her child and his memories didn't even think of another man. This is true love.
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Munee, I know of men who have remained true to the memory of their dead wives too which is even a bigger achievement considering society always has a different yardstick for a widower and a widow. It is only in Kekta world all this nonsense happens. I just wonder how this woman would feel if her family broke up. Has she no feelings?
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Posted: 17 years ago
#53

Originally posted by: optimist

Munee, I know of men who have remained true to the memory of their dead wives too which is even a bigger achievement considering society always has a different yardstick for a widower and a widow. It is only in Kekta world all this nonsense happens. I just wonder how this woman would feel if her family broke up. Has she no feelings?

Yes Opti I too know men who haven't remarried after losing their wives Prachi threw all reasoning ut of the window once she boarded that train. I think the bomb blast did away with most of her feelings and senses what remains now is a carcass of the Prachi we knew. The one who put her family before her ownself.
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Posted: 17 years ago
#54

Originally posted by: optimist

Gawker, the old Prachi would not have married Proteek. I still believe she is still faking it with this man if it is still her and the reason she would be doing it is if he had saved her life at the risk of losing his wife's. She still believes her husband's life is in danger. That is the only reason she left him. As long as that fear is there she will not be able to go back to him. If that threat is removed, I don't see a reason why she should still stay with Proteek, even if she feels obligated to him, because she would be betraying her husband and her son as well.

i am sorry, but the way i look at is - and i'm quoting my post on another thread -
if a lady leaves her husband, lives with another man for four years, has two sons, a happy family. looks happy. do i want to see her return to her ex-husband? do i want her ex-husband to pine for her? do i want to see two little guys crying for the break-up of their parents marraige? for these two kids, panchi-prateek are their parents. it is not fair to break their family.
this has killed the michi love story - because i no longer want to see milind and prachi back together.
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: gawker

i am sorry, but the way i look at is - and i'm quoting my post on another thread -
if a lady leaves her husband, lives with another man for four years, has two sons, a happy family. looks happy. do i want to see her return to her ex-husband? do i want her ex-husband to pine for her? do i want to see two little guys crying for the break-up of their parents marraige? for these two kids, panchi-prateek are their parents. it is not fair to break their family.
this has killed the michi love story - because i no longer want to see milind and prachi back together.
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😊 😊 😊 I so agree with u manu!!!!👏👏👏 yeah to sanny!!!!!!!! Mr.Proteek Dasgupta is his father..why break that family😆

h e's a kid..Creatives..do not play with his feelings 😡😊

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Posted: 17 years ago
#56

Originally posted by: $weet Ema

Gawker, well said. ^^



yes Ema!!!!!! Manu said it rightly!!!!!!!!!👏 I agree with her ..why to hurt my galdiator's son by telling him the truth..😊

he's only a baby yaaaaaaaaar 😃
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Posted: 17 years ago
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^^ Vasu, what about Milind's feelings? Why deprive him of a reunion with his son for no fault of his own?
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: $weet Ema

^^ Vasu, what about Milind's feelings? Why deprive him of a reunion with his son for no fault of his own?

absolutely😭
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: $weet Ema

^^ Vasu, what about Milind's feelings? Why deprive him of a reunion with his son for no fault of his own?



Ema!!!! some people suffer yaar for no fault of theirs...what can I comment on my galdiator 🥺

World and people👎🏼 r like that..they hurt u for no fault..so I can't comment on that...Ema..
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Gawker, what if the child gets attached to his real father? Would you still want him to stay with this fake one? Why shouId the child's father be deprived of his rights for no fault of his but that of his stubborn wife who would not see reason?
I cannot accept Milsi as an ex-husband. There never can be. She has not divorced him or he, her. She is not legally wedded to this monsoon mosquito either. There is no marriage between P and P so the issue of breaking up a marriage does not arise. So the question is whether she will respect her marriage and love or will she choose this false sense of duty. Souproteek may lose his mother in this but then he has a whole house of relatives to make up for it. In any case he lost his mother a long time ago.
Edited by optimist - 17 years ago

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