Appropriate karma for Sunaina?

After having watched the last few episodes, I can't believe how far Sunaina has fallen. She has become ruthless in trying to save her son, going so far as to have him kidnapped by the very man he hates and blames for his father's death. And she has abandoned Krishna entirely - Veer was right to tell her that Krishna is her family too and she has left her. Not to mention that Sunaina was originally responsible for not allowing Veer to save Radhe in the first place, thus setting all of these events in motion.

It looks like Veer will go to jail and also lose Krishna, so his punishment will be fulfilled. But what about Sunaina? What do you all think is an appropriate karmic punishment for her actions? Or should she be spared because she is a mother acting out of love for her son?

Veer seprating himself emotionally from sunaina breaking all the ties with her will be her karma ..She need to repent for her actions & earn forgiveness from KrishVeer

I've grown up listening to one thing - the biggest punishment to a parent is the suffering of their child.

Originally posted by: Rainz

After having watched the last few episodes, I can't believe how far Sunaina has fallen. She has become ruthless in trying to save her son, going so far as to have him kidnapped by the very man he hates and blames for his father's death. And she has abandoned Krishna entirely - Veer was right to tell her that Krishna is her family too and she has left her. Not to mention that Sunaina was originally responsible for not allowing Veer to save Radhe in the first place, thus setting all of these events in motion.

It looks like Veer will go to jail and also lose Krishna, so his punishment will be fulfilled. But what about Sunaina? What do you all think is an appropriate karmic punishment for her actions? Or should she be spared because she is a mother acting out of love for her son?

Originally posted by: annx

I've grown up listening to one thing - the biggest punishment to a parent is the suffering of their child.

Not all things are punishable, and jail time is not sufficient for all crimes.

I think the biggest punishment for Sunaina is Veer's sentence. I would also love to see Veer not meet Sunaina all those years he spends in jail. That suffering would be a good punishment for Sunaina.That's what I tried portraying in my TS.

I know most of you feel that Sunaina should be the one in jail and she should be punished and all but manipulation is a crime according to law.

I know most of you feel Sunaina is pure evil and turned all black, I still feel her actions are that of a desperate wo(man). I am not justifying her actions. She was clearly wrong, not thinking from her head but from her heart. Had she be thinking from her head, she could have manipulated things so that Krishna is freed from jail and Veer doesn't get jail time... but she didn't.

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I think her punishment has technically begun - when Veer refused to touch her food...

Originally posted by: annx

I've grown up listening to one thing - the biggest punishment to a parent is the suffering of their child.

Not all things are punishable, and jail time is not sufficient for all crimes.

I think the biggest punishment for Sunaina is Veer's sentence. I would also love to see Veer not meet Sunaina all those years he spends in jail. That suffering would be a good punishment for Sunaina.That's what I tried portraying in my TS.

I know most of you feel that Sunaina should be the one in jail and she should be punished and all but manipulation is a crime according to law.

I know most of you feel Sunaina is pure evil and turned all black, I still feel her actions are that of a desperate wo(man). I am not justifying her actions. She was clearly wrong, not thinking from her head but from her heart. Had she be thinking from her head, she could have manipulated things so that Krishna is freed from jail and Veer doesn't get jail time... but she didn't.

Edit:

I think her punishment has technically begun - when Veer refused to touch her food...

I agree - I would love for Veer to refuse to see Sunaina while he's in jail. I feel that will be a true reflection of her actions beyond just seeing Veer going to jail. I also agree that her punishment technically began when Veer refused her food, although she clearly didn't see it that way. She still insisted on separating him and Krishna and didn't see that her relationship with her son was already starting to break due to her actions.

I do disagree a bit about Sunaina not thinking with her head. After watching these last few episides, it's quite clear how manipulative Sunaina can be. Even though her motivations may come from the heart, her manipulation is coming from the head. That's why I used the word ruthless to describe her. Veer accused Shivani of all her plotting, but his mother is no less. That's not to say that I hate Sunaina or can't see that she's coming from a place of motherly love, but I do think she's incredibly selfish and should pay a price for that.

Just my two cents 😊

Originally posted by: peachpie

Watching her own son in deep distress and suffering from the torture and humiliation away from his most loved person for the acts she has done will kill her thousand deaths every day. No other punishment required for such a evil person than watching her own child in so much misery. Still she will keep cursing Krishna. Will never allow Veer and Krishna to sort out their misunderstandings in future also. BS is already there to add fuel. So post leap starts the real drama how these to overcome the past and calmly handel the two villans.

That's an interesting thought! I hadn't quite put Sunaina in the villain category yet or considered that she might hate Krishna even more after the leap. My hope is that she will learn her lesson after Veer (hopefully) rejects her, but who knows, that may make her even more bitter towards Krishna. Especially since Sunaina seems incapable of taking responsibility for her own actions...

If krishna will give testimony against veer in court she will definitely going to hate krishna more ..

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