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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: ruchi3179
Aaradhya will be beyond redemption for me for forgiving aaba inspire of his intention to kill .no matter the culprit is aaba for me.jairaj is there because of him

If you could forgive Aryan for his past behavior, then forgiving Aradhya will not be that difficult once the story develops.

Aaba is merely a puppet whose strings were being pulled by Jairaj and Poorva.

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: CharmGal
You made a topic 😲

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I know right!! I was off today and spent two days bashing Aradhya...so felt like doing something different today!😆😆

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Originally posted by: atria

Hey, do you really think Aryan should ask forgiveness from Aaba? Aaba tried his level best to kill him, didn't only because some one else shot first and his gun had no bullets, otherwise he is a murderer plain and simple. In this case, even when Jairaj gets caught, Aryan should not and cannot go back to a decent relationship with Aaba, the man is a cold-blooded murderer but for a technicality. Maybe he can ask for forgiveness from Pavitra and Shashwat, and even Aradhya depending on what he does to them now, but not from Aaba. If Aaba ever come to his senses, he needs forgiveness from Aryan, no matter what Aryan does to him in the interim.

Aryan said so himself that he always saw all the wrongs Aaba used to do, but purposely played the blind game. So he always knew of his true colors but elected to ignore it as he believed respecting his grandfather was more righteous than anything else. @ bold! Shashwat and Pavitra are no saint that Aryan will have to ask forgiveness from them. They've had an equal hand to play in the mannerisms of Aaba. Had they had a backbone, we would not have had to witness yesterday's events.

However, I do agree that Aaba is the one who ought to request for forgiveness from Aryan.

Every character in this show have had their moments, moments that no layman could forgive even when forgiveness is requested. But alas because it is a fictional show, the makers always tend to overlook those moments.

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Posted: 9 years ago

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You're right, Kumu takes a lot of the blame. In fact I always disliked her more than Aaba because of all the mind games she played. But in a way she has got the biggest punishment by losing her daughter. Aaba has not really lost anything except his pride. Technically he lost his grandson the day he found out about the baby swap, but he still had a choice to introspect and accept Aryan. He chose to kill him instead. Aradhya showing any support for him in the light of that fact will be horribly inappropriate.

Unfortunately, I feel that is the way the show will go, with Aryan and Kumu trying to torture Aaba and Aradhya trying to clear misunderstandings. Thing is, there is no misunderstanding to clear, there are other murderers on the loose who need to be caught, but Aaba is a murderer as well who should not get protection, and if they don't show Aradhya realizing that, she is doing a grave injustice to both her mother and her husband.

Aradhya's reaction, well let's agree to disagree. Perhaps a better actress or better screenplay would have given it a different dimension, but whatever they show later, Aradhya's initial reaction yesterday will always seem heartless to me.😕

I'm usually a silent reader, felt excited by yesterday's episode to post. You guys do a great analysis of the characters. Probably put in more thought than the makers.😃

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Totally loved ur analysis. The lu reaction before i watched everyone was complaining about aaru n then went personal with acting choices which i think we shouldnt judge everyone has a diff perspective. Aaru was shocked crying n then they brought tulsi home but then the villagers came, cops n jairaj did the provoking n all hell broke loose. Pvr shouldnt have come there n he was willing to tell the cops the truth as well. Aaru was in a daze till aryan the only person who suffering the same equally as her got crazy n went running after pvr, aaru had to act fast n she ran to him to protect him from doing something stupid. She only has him now but he hates her coz he doesnt know the truth and if he had hurt pvr she would have failed protecting aryan tulsis only child, n her teachings. Now aaru is fighting for the truth like tulsi taught her which is right pvr will be punished he lost everything he thought mattered most,power, rep, money, fear etc now he cant even leave krishnavati as per the olv n has no home. Aaru trying to make sure justice is true to what tulsi taught her and soon aaru will find the real culprit. Just hope aryan realizes the truth as well before its too late and aaru isnt herself put in danger too. Tulsi wanted the deshmukhs caught so we can hope at least one of her wishes will come true as for aara reuniting tht will take longer coz i feel the raos will always be a hindrance for them aaru will always be stuck in the middle. The new seg shows her secretly helping aryan with the last rites u can see she is devastated she cant even ipenly be there but im sure tulsi would have wanted them together. Aryan is justified in his anger but if the proofs are saying something else he needs to clear his mind and see if soemthing is a amiss.maybe chimaji can be a sounding board now. Hopefully at least the deshmukhs are caught soon its insane they just roam around trying to kill ppl lol

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atria

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Posted: 9 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: _innocent_

Aryan said so himself that he always saw all the wrongs Aaba used to do, but purposely played the blind game. So he always knew of his true colors but elected to ignore it as he believed respecting his grandfather was more righteous than anything else. @ bold! Shashwat and Pavitra are no saint that Aryan will have to ask forgiveness from them. They've had an equal hand to play in the mannerisms of Aaba. Had they had a backbone, we would not have had to witness yesterday's events.

However, I do agree that Aaba is the one who ought to request for forgiveness from Aryan.

Every character in this show have had their moments, moments that no layman could forgive even when forgiveness is requested. But alas because it is a fictional show, the makers always tend to overlook those moments.

@bold Of course Shashwat and Pavitra are no saints. That is why I said maybe, depending on what he does now. I'm assuming that Aryan and Kumu are going to go for revenge in a big way now. So Aryan will probably insult these guys over and over while they cry and look infuriatingly helpless. So if he crosses a line somewhere, may be he will have to apologize later. E.g. if he becomes absolutely crazy in revenge and does something like beat up Shashwat etc, may be that will merit an apology when he finds out the truth. But nothing he does to Aaba now will merit an apology because Aaba nearly murdered him in cold blood. Well okay if he also cold bloodedly plans Aaba's murder and fails, well they will be equals then, but otherwise not.

What does bug me in all this is that Kumu will probably play even worse mind games than before. Is it too much to expect that the death of her daughter will make her realize her own culpability?

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Posted: 9 years ago

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The mere fact that Kumudini lost her daughter does not dissolve any of her wrong doings. She was the master pulling all the strings and always told Tulsi, nothing was more important than her revenge and hence begging the question of, has she truly been punished?

Acting most of the time comes from the directors' cues. But yes lets agree to disagree.😆 But if we go with @bold, then perhaps the makers were on a mission to ensure her character was butchered to the same extent as that of Aryan's post the jail wedding drama. The makers wanted to promote equality I guess!😆

@Red, that is very true and sometimes our own downfall as it forces us to indulge more than we ought to in the storyline.

I do not agree that Aaba is a murderer. He is a moron who caused the scenarios indirectly, but he is not a murderer. Lets take the example of where Poorva tried to murder Aradhya by stabbing her. Aryan was the one who brought Poorva into the house stating she will be the bahu of the household, however, we did not hold Aryan responsible for the attempted murder, did we?

I would appear that the makers ought to give PVR some monologues so people can comprehend his stance post the baby swap revelation as we never truly got how he felt. Kumudini always get lone scenes where she expresses her feelings and now its high time the same is done for PVR so the audience can have a better understanding of him. However, I agree that he is heartless and his behavior towards Aryan was wholly inappropriate.

For me presently, Kumudini and PVR are the real culprits and sadly the strings that are going to be pulled now will serve as a big divide in how we feel about the characters unless the makers spend time in showing us exactly how each of the characters are feelings.

Aradhya is trying to prove who killed her Aai, that's how I am saying it. 😆

Thank you so much for such insightful replies.😃

Originally posted by: atria
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You're right, Kumu takes a lot of the blame. In fact I always disliked her more than Aaba because of all the mind games she played. But in a way she has got the biggest punishment by losing her daughter. Aaba has not really lost anything except his pride. Technically he lost his grandson the day he found out about the baby swap, but he still had a choice to introspect and accept Aryan. He chose to kill him instead. Aradhya showing any support for him in the light of that fact will be horribly inappropriate.

Unfortunately, I feel that is the way the show will go, with Aryan and Kumu trying to torture Aaba and Aradhya trying to clear misunderstandings. Thing is, there is no misunderstanding to clear, there are other murderers on the loose who need to be caught, but Aaba is a murderer as well who should not get protection, and if they don't show Aradhya realizing that, she is doing a grave injustice to both her mother and her husband.

Aradhya's reaction, well let's agree to disagree. Perhaps a better actress or better screenplay would have given it a different dimension, but whatever they show later, Aradhya's initial reaction yesterday will always seem heartless to me.😕

I'm usually a silent reader, felt excited by yesterday's episode to post. You guys do a great analysis of the characters. Probably put in more thought than the makers.😃

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Posted: 9 years ago

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@Mannu, thanks for the reply!😛

I was so pissed off at Aradhya...I wrote so much nonsense on her reading the WU. But Aradhya is doing nothing different here. But like you said, she is abiding by what her Aai taught her, standing by the truth...it should not surprise any viewers who have been watching the show from episode one. Plus, Aaru was trying to digest what had happened, when suddenly she had to put her emotions back in gear to ensure Aryan does not do anything silly.

Kumudini will become the hindrance rather than RAO's when the truth comes to the fore. Kumudini will always remain bitter for losing Tulsi. I hope she realises that she is one of the catalyst for what happened. I am not interested in AaRa getting together any time soon, am more interested in seeing how the truth is unveiled. I also hope the makers do justice to the characters in that process.

I agree PVR is a big time moron, but just because of that the real criminals ought not to get away and that is what Aradhya is trying to prove, I guess. Tulsi will be so upset to see how badly things have turned out. Her soul will not rest in peace until her split heart becomes a full one again.

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Originally posted by: atria

@bold Of course Shashwat and Pavitra are no saints. That is why I said maybe, depending on what he does now. I'm assuming that Aryan and Kumu are going to go for revenge in a big way now. So Aryan will probably insult these guys over and over while they cry and look infuriatingly helpless. So if he crosses a line somewhere, may be he will have to apologize later. E.g. if he becomes absolutely crazy in revenge and does something like beat up Shashwat etc, may be that will merit an apology when he finds out the truth. But nothing he does to Aaba now will merit an apology because Aaba nearly murdered him in cold blood. Well okay if he also cold bloodedly plans Aaba's murder and fails, well they will be equals then, but otherwise not.

What does bug me in all this is that Kumu will probably play even worse mind games than before. Is it too much to expect that the death of her daughter will make her realize her own culpability?

@bold!! Nope, she will blame everyone else but herself. But that is how guilt works sometimes, just like grief. People deal with both emotions very differently. Sometimes we do not want to see our own wrong deeds when it has caused the one we love to die.

Aryan will never beat Shashwat or ill treat Pavitra etc. His anger will never lead to him ill treating them. He just wants PVR to suffer because the court have ruled that he is not guilty of what transpired leading to Tulsi's death. So he wants to take it upon himself to ensure what he believes to be justice, is served. His anger is directed at Aaba only. An eye for an eye makes the world blind, so the makers will not show him plotting Aaba's death.😆 It would be interesting though...😆

But them being insulted and looking helpless will do nothing to make me feel for them, as I believe each and every member of RAO deserve some home truth and some home treatments that they were dishing out to others. 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

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As I have mentioned in my yesterday's post, I felt that Aaradhya actually did show some very feeble reactions. Regarding this I can actually understand and can give her benefit of doubt, since not every person shows emotions by bursting out when faced with extreme trauma/grief (I myself come into this category since I hardly show emotions when in grief.). But it's true that this lack of showing emotions does not fit into Aaradhya's character. She has always been portrayed as a girl showing her emotions to the fullest, no matter what the situation is.

Now what I can't digest is, post-revelation Aaradhya constantly insulting/humiliating/abusing Tulsi, starting from that "shuddhikaran" ritual. Whatever might be the reason, it's unforgivable for a daughter to humiliate her mom calling her a "devdaasi", when she very well knows unfortunately with whom society compares "devdaasis" !!! Disgusting to it's core. The scriptwriter should have been careful about those dialogues.

And then her running behind her new found granddaddy like an obedient slave, when she is very well aware of his mindset & deeds; and on the other hand, insulting her foster grandmom by calling her "Krishnadaasi Kumudini"; since now she is out of devdaasi league and a Rao, a pure blood !! Simply double standard !!!

How can any girl gleefully go gaga over the very person who is day-in & day-out humiliating/abusing her mom who has raised her for 22 years !! How can a girl be staying with the same person who had thrown her mom to jail with false accusation, got her badly beaten her and compelled herself to humiliate/abuse the former !! How can she support the same person who had actually tried to murder her husband !!! I would have understood her in case she had simply denounced PVR and then stood up for what is right. But what she is doing is simply not done.

I have always loathed and is still loathing Aryan owing to his deeds during the marriage & the post-marriage tracks, viz. ditching Aaradhya at the 11th hour, driving her out of the hospital without a proper explanation for his action, visiting her for a secret rendezvous for a forceful explanation at the middle of the same night, using Purva to humiliate Aaradhya, calling his wife "devdaasi" 24X7, and worst of all paying for her. And personally for me walking on the burning coals does not redeem him fully. He needs to do more penance. But unfortunately, I suppose, the creatives had portrayed that burning coal walking scene as his redemption only. Definitely not enough, at least for me.

And regarding trust, that is one of the pillars of any marriage along with love and respect. If any one of these is left wobbling, the marriage is doomed. Same thing is happening for A/A marriage as well. No matter how many times they perform phera, sindur etc. rituals, until and unless they trust & respect each other; their marriage simply can't survive PERIOD

My POV...

Edited by chandrima02 - 9 years ago

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