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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: pkbdas61

Okay, i know that there are so many lovely ladies out there who love Dev.. and who may also empathize with him given his circumstances and his love for his mom. However, as a man, i am not just not able to relate to what i am seeing of Dev. I mean with all the news of break up, et al.. I do not mean any offense to anyone but since this serial KRPKAB has become a part of my daily life.. especially during my long and lonely travels.

I am just normal man, who met a woman many years ago, courted her for 4 long years before getting married to her. I loved my parents and they were very possessive of me and my choices. When i broke the news of my girl friend to my parents, i met with such intense resistance. Instead of attacking me, they attacked the girl that i love. They spared no effort to ruin her character, her reputation, her family... all this behind my back.. As soon as i came to know of it, i did not even for a moment hesitate to back the girl fully. I walked out of my home, with just a suitcase in my hand, moved to another city and got married to the girl i loved. it has been 34 years since... a long, long time.. but the memories of those rough events still remain in mind. When i look back i feel happy that i did the right thing.

therefore, i cannot, even for a moment, empathize with this character Dev, seeing how he went overboard to express his love for Sona.. She loves him equally, if not more, but is more subdued and practical in her expressions. Dev made promises to himself, to Sona, and was more vocal about his affections for her, inspite of his mother. A real man lives up to his commitments, no matter what the price he has to pay. A real man, does not make false commitments, especially when it comes to matters of honor and love. Finding it extremely difficult to even understand this guy Dev.

he can afford to break up with his girl friend just because he is not married yet? what about the commitments made to himself and to Sona? What if he was married to Sona and then discovered that his mother did not approve? would he divorce her then? Can he split up with her just because he finds Sona a soft target? On the contrary, the softer the target, the stronger should be the man's resolve and more protective should he be.

He is a business magnet and deals with a lot of global people. As one of the leading business leaders (as his face is published in so many magazines) his main job is to communicate. Given this fact, I am finding it extremely hard to understand as to why Dev is not able to talk to his mother on matters close to his heart, to tell her that he loves her and more importantly Sona loves her like her own. He has seen Sona call her Maa so many times. All it takes is a few moments of conversation. Why should be be scared to talk about it.. the guy literally pisses in his pants at the sight of his mother and the prospect of talking of his love (sorry for the use of the phrase).

Finally, a real man, never gives in to threats. Even if it is a matter of life and death and when it comes to one's honor and word (looks like Dev needs to see the movie - an officer and a gentleman!). So if your mother attempts to commit suicide, you fall back on your word? you won't even try to talk to her?

Sorry wonderful ladies out there. no offense meant to anyone.. But Dev is not a real man and certainly not one on whom a girl should rely and trust or ever fall in love with. Only pain awaits that girl. He is not a man of his word.



Finally a different prospective.. The last couple days my husband started watching with me... and he had a similar reaction... He said.. how... I met my husband and within a month he shared about me with his family. We are married 12 years now. He had a very very painful childhood.

I asked him, yesterday It must have been difficult to share about me so soon.. He grinned and asked why should it be difficult... It was just so easy... I just knew...

Not that we didn't have our set of issues.. We had to fight our way through...but still...

Most of us want to go and hug Dev and say... oh poor baby... its okay...

Its similar to Ram V/s Ravana as a partner I guess... Ravana was better husband by social yardsticks...

I guess we women.. like to believe that Dev needs our love and protection.. and our maternal instincts are triggered more than... the romantic hero one..

Edited by fanktlk - 9 years ago
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Posted: 9 years ago
#22
So fantastically put👏👏. Every thing you said is so spot on.What is the point of making false promises if you can't even stand up for your lady. After the separation track,there has to be a major redemption track or I can't see a girl with self respect to easily get back after so much insult and heartbreak.
And kudos to you for standing up for your love.⭐️
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Amazing post... 👏
Salute to U Sir... 👏
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Dear TM,
I agree with you 50%, you should be man of words..and of course you should stand by your loved one.

You must be having such a strong background, I mean your parents were financially independent, healthy.. etc. So it was easy for you to walk out with your love. My question to you is would you do samething, if you had single parent, who is financially dependent and you have sisters at home, for whom your are the only person who they look upto, I mean if you were the man of the house, will you able to take such step in your life. If only females are at home, it is so much insecure not just financial, it's about physical security too. I don't think you would be called gentle man if you had walked out of the house.

Here I am not saying dev should breakup with his love, he should speak to mother and try to convince her, till she agrees to them.

In my view, I would call man as gentle man or smart if he can manage both family and love living under one roof.

Cheers
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: Khusharni

👏👏

Just, simply amazing.
Yah, that has been irking me a lot. My mom always told me, that people who can leave you before marriage because of someone or some condition, can and will do the same after marriage. And it scares me that Dev isn't willing to (I mean in the separation track) stand beside Sona just because of Ishwari's jealousy and insecurities. And even though Dev is a gem of a person he is still such a child at heart, and he believes his mom will love anyone for him. She's still a human being and she can't to everything to Dev's liking and he needs to understand this. He's jumping too far and forcing Sona and Ishwari into a relationship that does not even have a base.
It surprises me that Dev doesn't see Ishwari's dislike of the DevAkshi relationship, especially when she clearly didn't want Sona in the family picture. And yesterday when he said "no one understands each other better in this world than my mom and I", I almost started laughing because of how wrong that is. Basically, communication is all that is needed to solve the problems of this mother and son duo.
Amazing post, and I hope you post more of your thoughts, they're quite interesting. 😊


I am also thinking how cvs are going to show sona and her family accepting dev and his so called disgusting family after this much of worst heartbreak and humiliation.No family will accept this kind of humiliation for their daughther before the marriage and how they can trust this family and agree for their daughter go to their home even after dev chosing his mother over sona by forgetting her love and all promises he had given to her.I cannot accept this love story any more
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Posted: 9 years ago
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This is a much awaited post.
Thank you for sharing your life & perspective! Salute!

It is so interesting to see all responses as well & amazing is women's perspectives who probably want to also point out Dev's dilemma - his difficult childhood, difficulty in parents acceptance, walking out of a house filled with women & more...

All I want to say is 'we are the decisions we take'
If we decide the outcome we want, we will figure out ways to get there. Paths could be different but we will reach our destination. Most of us get entangled in the possible speed breaks we might face and lose sight of where we really want to reach. But like the character Shaheer played in his last show - Arjun, if we know where we want to reach, we will work out the kinks along the way.

This might seem like simplifying a life issue but like one TM here shared about her husband's words - it's easy!
Life is as difficult as we choose to make it.

And the last thing I would want is for a Man to not follow his rainbow because he can't leave a house full of women behind. Since when did we become so weak & dependent?
Not saying leaving is the answer but sometimes it might be !

Sharing a tiny something from my life - my BFF's Husband had exactly the same situation & to top it he is Hindu & my friend is Muslim. Religion added to family issues!
I was at the wedding where everyone from her side was present & the groom reached the city all by himself. We didn't know till the last moment & as we saw him get off the train all alone, my respect for him soared!
It was a Muslim wedding & I have never met a more dignified man!

Till date, his Mother is unhappy but she visits them & they visit her. He does everything for his Mom even today (even when they live in different countries now)!

I want Dev to stand by his love. Let him do it his way but even if he takes a knee jerk decision now because the CVs want him to, I need him to regret and stand by his love!

My 2 cents...
Edited by ARCH21 - 9 years ago
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Posted: 9 years ago
#27

Originally posted by: ARCH21

This is a much awaited post.
Thank you for sharing your life & perspective! Salute!

It is so interesting to see all responses as well & amazing is women's perspectives who probably want to also point out Dev's dilemma - his difficult childhood, difficulty in parents acceptance, walking out of a house filled with women & more...

All I want to say is 'we are the decisions we take'
If we decide the outcome we want, we will figure out ways to get there. Paths could be different but we will reach our destination. Most of us get entangled in the possible speed breaks we might face and lose sight of where we really want to reach. But like the character Shaheer played in his last show - Arjun, if we know where we want to reach, we will work out the kinks along the way.

This might seem like simplifying a life issue but like one TM here shared about her husband's words - it's easy!
Life is as difficult as we choose to make it.

And the last thing I would want is for a Man to not follow his rainbow because he can't leave a house full of women behind. Since when did we become so weak & dependent?
Not saying leaving is the answer but sometimes it might be !

Sharing a tiny something from my life - my BFF's Husband had exactly the same situation & to top it he is Hindu & my friend is Muslim. Religion added to family issues!
I was at the wedding where everyone from her side was present & the groom reached the city all by himself. We didn't know till the last moment & as we saw him get off the train all alone, my respect for him soared!
It was a Muslim wedding & I have never met a more dignified man!

Till date, his Mother is unhappy but she visits them & they visit her. He does everything for his Mom even today (even when they live in different countries now)!

I want Dev to stand by his love. Let him do it his way but even if he takes a knee jerk decision now because the CVs want him to, I need him to regret and stand by his love!

My 2 cents...



excellent.. and i truly respect that lone man who stood by his woman. it needs wisdom, it needs courage, it needs conviction, it needs faithfulness, it needs commitment, it needs love.

Yes, i hope he is made to regret his decision, show remorse and work his way back into credibility, no matter the cost. He has to learn the price for love. It is not cheap and certainly not for the faint hearted.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: WeRockTheWorld

To make a real man out of a boy ..you need a great mother too . I guess the credit goes to her too. Its her selfless up bringing and teaching that helped you to stand thru the storm and gave you the courage. Taught you to stand by your word . You just followed her teachings and am sure she knew it too and hence she was able to let go after so many years .😊

Sadly Ishwari is not like that , she is very selfish and in some way materialistic too. If you notice her character Dev is more of a return of investment. She always associate Dev as a provider. If Dev hadnt been successful do you think she would have loved him so much?? !!

I totally agree with u. i tried to think this situation with all the other angles. but i all i could think about is what u just said.

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Posted: 9 years ago
#29
Bang on! Would love to hear your take on Sona in detail.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Impressive 👏 Your wife is very fortunate to have a partner like you sir.
Edited by gigi16 - 9 years ago

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