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Posted: 6 years ago
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What I would love to see happen:

Veer admits his role in Radhe's death. He also learns what Sunaina said/did to Krishna. Krishna, upon learning the truth, divorces Veer, because she cannot bear to be married to the man who killed Radhe, and also someone who left an innocent man to die in the street. She also puts Sunaina in her place (respectfully, in Krishna's own way) and tells her that she was selfish - in trying to protect her own son, she caused another mother to lose her son (I really, really need Krishna to say this dialogue to Sunaina).

Heartbroken, and having lost faith in love and marriage, Krishna leaves for London to finish her studies. Post-leap, we have Krishna returning to Kanpur to take over the hospital (let's assume someone else was running it for her in between). Around the same time, Veer is released from jail. He wants to approach Krishna, still loves her dearly, but he also respects her wish to be apart from him and tries to stay away from her. But destiny will keep forcing them together - maybe through the hospital, saving someone's life together (since they're both doctors) - and the love between them gradually blooms back to life.

Krishna slowly starts to realize that Veer truly is a good man who made a terrible mistake in his life, but that mistake doesn't mean that he's not a good person or not worth loving. And Veer will have his own journey to work through. He used to say that he deserves a good person like Krishna as his wife, but now he will doubt that. He won't have forgiven himself for causing her such pain, and he won't believe that he deserves her. Krishna, by seeing the good in him, will help him find it in himself.

I can see Krishna and Nayani staying connected during the time of the leap, because I think those two have truly formed a bond. I'm not sure what Sunaina's relationship will be with both of her children once they learn her role in everything. On one hand, I could see Veer not forgiving her for everything she did to Krishna - Veer does not forgive and forget easily. But on the other hand, he has always cared for and supported his mother, so it's hard to see him stop doing that.

Shukla's fate is also questionable. I don't think we would see this modern look of his bahus if he's still around. My hope is that he also ends up in jail when Veer does. I kinda don't want them to kill off his character (despite Bua's curse) because he's the villain we love to hate. I don't think any other villain can compare!
Edited by Rainz - 6 years ago
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Posted: 6 years ago
#12

Originally posted by: Rainz

What I would love to see happen:

Veer admits his role in Radhe's death. He also learns what Sunaina said/did to Krishna. Krishna, upon learning the truth, divorces Veer, because she cannot bear to be married to the man who killed Radhe, and also someone who left an innocent man to die in the street. She also puts Sunaina in her place (respectfully, in Krishna's own way) and tells her that she was selfish - in trying to protect her own son, she caused another mother to lose her son (I really, really need Krishna to say this dialogue to Sunaina).

Heartbroken, and having lost faith in love and marriage, Krishna leaves for London to finish her studies. Post-leap, we have Krishna returning to Kanpur to take over the hospital (let's assume someone else was running it for her in between). Around the same time, Veer is released from jail. He wants to approach Krishna, still loves her dearly, but he also respects her wish to be apart from him and tries to stay away from her. But destiny will keep forcing them together - maybe through the hospital, saving someone's life together (since they're both doctors) - and the love between them gradually blooms back to life.

Krishna slowly starts to realize that Veer truly is a good man who made a terrible mistake in his life, but that mistake doesn't mean that he's not a good person or not worth loving. And Veer will have his own journey to work through. He used to say that he deserves a good person like Krishna as his wife, but now he will doubt that. He won't have forgiven himself for causing her such pain, and he won't believe that he deserves her. Krishna, by seeing the good in him, will help him find it in himself.

I can see Krishna and Nayani staying connected during the time of the leap, because I think those two have truly formed a bond. I'm not sure what Sunaina's relationship will be with both of her children once they learn her role in everything. On one hand, I could see Veer not forgiving her for everything she did to Krishna - Veer does not forgive and forget easily. But on the other hand, he has always cared for and supported his mother, so it's hard to see him stop doing that.

Shukla's fate is also questionable. I don't think we would see this modern look of his bahus if he's still around. My hope is that he also ends up in jail when Veer does. I kinda don't want them to kill off his character (despite Bua's curse) because he's the villain we love to hate. I don't think any other villain can compare!


I like your story Renu, but honestly, I don't want a divorce. I am just tired of ITV using divorce as a prop. Might sound rude, but divorce is not a game. The way divorce and remarriage are played out in ITV just annoys me - because divorce is such an important issue and a right! But that's totally my opinion.
Sorry for sounding rude.
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: annx


I like your story Renu, but honestly, I don't want a divorce. I am just tired of ITV using divorce as a prop. Might sound rude, but divorce is not a game. The way divorce and remarriage are played out in ITV just annoys me - because divorce is such an important issue and a right! But that's totally my opinion.
Sorry for sounding rude.

you're not been rude dear don't be I totally agree with yew it's v sad to see how they play/shows this shadi nhi like it's guda gudi ka khel 😳
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: HarJen4evr

you're not been rude dear don't be I totally agree with yew it's v sad to see how they play/shows this shadi nhi like it's guda gudi ka khel 😳


Exactly! Divorce is supposed to be the final nail in the coffin. But the way ITV misuses it as if divorce is nothing and has no value...

I hope divorce is just not introduced...
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: annx


I like your story Renu, but honestly, I don't want a divorce. I am just tired of ITV using divorce as a prop. Might sound rude, but divorce is not a game. The way divorce and remarriage are played out in ITV just annoys me - because divorce is such an important issue and a right! But that's totally my opinion.
Sorry for sounding rude.



Not rude at all, you're entitled to your opinion! I don't like divorces used needlessly in ITV either, and some shows (I won't name names) use it way too much as a story-telling technique.

In this case, the reason I suggested a divorce might be coming is if an angry separation is coming. If Krishna and Veer do separate on bad terms, e.g. Krishna does not forgive him for killing Radhe, then I don't see how she would stay married to him during the leap.

However, if their separation is merely due to Veer going to jail, then maybe she won't divorce him. Regardless, I don't think Krishna takes divorce lightly either - she is committed to her love. However, this show has already used a divorce track once, and I can see them doing it again to create tension for the leads and increase TRPs.

This is all my theory on where the show will go. As a viewer, my personal belief is this - divorce should never be taken lightly. It is a serious decision that must be reached only under extreme circumstances. In this case, I believe those extreme circumstances exist for Krishna. She will learn that her husband killed her first husband - yes, by accident, but he left an innocent man to die on the road and never confessed to his crime. She will then learn that her mother-in-law was there as well, and forced her son not to help this innocent man. And that her mother-in-law, despite knowing the truth, tried to sacrifice Krishna and force her to take the blame for killing her husband in order to save her son. It's understandable to me if Krishna has no desire to be part of this family after learning all of this and chooses to divorce Veer and separate from this family.
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: Rainz



Not rude at all, you're entitled to your opinion! I don't like divorces used needlessly in ITV either, and some shows (I won't name names) use it way too much as a story-telling technique.

In this case, the reason I suggested a divorce might be coming is if an angry separation is coming. If Krishna and Veer do separate on bad terms, e.g. Krishna does not forgive him for killing Radhe, then I don't see how she would stay married to him during the leap.

However, if their separation is merely due to Veer going to jail, then maybe she won't divorce him. Regardless, I don't think Krishna takes divorce lightly either - she is committed to her love. However, this show has already used a divorce track once, and I can see them doing it again to create tension for the leads and increase TRPs.

This is all my theory on where the show will go. As a viewer, my personal belief is this - divorce should never be taken lightly. It is a serious decision that must be reached only under extreme circumstances. In this case, I believe those extreme circumstances exist for Krishna. She will learn that her husband killed her first husband - yes, by accident, but he left an innocent man to die on the road and never confessed to his crime. She will then learn that her mother-in-law was there as well, and forced her son not to help this innocent man. And that her mother-in-law, despite knowing the truth, tried to sacrifice Krishna and force her to take the blame for killing her husband in order to save her son. It's understandable to me if Krishna has no desire to be part of this family after learning all of this and chooses to divorce Veer and separate from this family.


I agree with most of what you've said, at least I understand everything you're saying Renu, and yet I don't think the divorce will go down well with me.

I understand that Krishna's circumstances are such that she might go for that option. But we also know it will mean falling in love again and remarriage. So far, the show has been giving hidden messages. I am just against this remarriage concept. If there is divorce, the Veer and Krishna lead separate lives forever. But considering that its ITV, that's not going to happen.

I believe, once divorced, ITVs should show how women move on - that women can move on - let go of their pasts and lead happy successful lives. When you show them crawling back to your love you are telling women planning to get divorced that oh well returning is always an option. You are somewhere showing that divorce is not a finality in any way. But that's also because I've seen so many ITVs where divorce is such a non-serious topic...

I get it that Krishna if goes down the non-forgiving road she will probably divorce him. That is why I hope she does not go down that road!
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: annx


I agree with most of what you've said, at least I understand everything you're saying Renu, and yet I don't think the divorce will go down well with me.

I understand that Krishna's circumstances are such that she might go for that option. But we also know it will mean falling in love again and remarriage. So far, the show has been giving hidden messages. I am just against this remarriage concept. If there is divorce, the Veer and Krishna lead separate lives forever. But considering that its ITV, that's not going to happen.

I believe, once divorced, ITVs should show how women move on - that women can move on - let go of their pasts and lead happy successful lives. When you show them crawling back to your love you are telling women planning to get divorced that oh well returning is always an option. You are somewhere showing that divorce is not a finality in any way. But that's also because I've seen so many ITVswhere divorce is such a non-serious topic...

I get it that Krishna if goes down the non-forgiving road she will probably divorce him. That is why I hope she does not go down that road!



Aneeqa, if only ITV could show realistic and positive societal messages for women all the time! 😊 I'm with you friend, I hate the cycle of divorce and remarriage that's constantly shown. For that matter, I also don't agree with getting married two days after you declare that you love each other, without spending more time together getting to know one another. But this is fiction and a TRP-ruled world!

If I were to guess what would be more realistic based on their characters, I don't think Krishna would divorce Veer. I think she would be angry, confused, and heart-broken, and she would separate from him for a while so that she could heal and begin to sort out her feelings. And once she did, she would be able to forgive Veer. Krishna is a forgiving person by nature - look how quickly she forgave Shuklain after the atrocities she committed. And Krishna loves Veer and knows his good qualities plus his not-so-good ones, and she loves him despite that. So I don't think she would have chosen divorce, because she's not one to take divorce lightly.

However, because the writers have chosen to show a leap, I think divorce is a more likely possibility. I will say that as a viewer, I'm guilty of looking forward to watching Krishna and Veer find their way back to each other and rediscovering their love. I think their relationship has been really rushed, without much time to truly get to know one another. My hope is that they will build an even stronger foundation for their love after this leap, now that all of the truth will be exposed between them. And that the writers never use a divorce/separation track again after that 😛
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Oh gosh I hate generational leaps. I found it to be lazy writing by creative.
I'm ok with a short leap in a storyline couple separation to move the story forward

Generational leap with grown children. NOPE

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