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Thank you very much. So Ishwari is more or less like a dictator, she controls everybody's emotions too, nowonder every single member was worried about her happiness. As the writers have started it this way, i hope they don't just end the show with Ishwari's change of heart, and then they live happily ever after. This is possible in a fiction but not in real life.Originally posted by: Samanalyse
Thank you!Of course I don't mind... I made this post to start some good discussion😉I do think Ishwari is to blame for the divide between the siblings. Of course, she didn't intend for this rift but it is a direct result of the way she treated Dev differently from her daughters. To be fair, it was because she had limited resources and being from an older generation, figured that it was lucrative to make her son the primary bread-winner. She gave him everything he would need to be financially successful -- including the confident attitude that can only come from believing that things are black and white -- but she didn't give him the tools to deal with emotional complexity, because she figured it wasn't important. He would take care of the family's material needs, and she would take care of the household. Little did she realise that a time would come when he blurred those boundaries, assuming that it was alright with her.As for the sisters, I think they know they can't really be happy for Dev until Ishwari approves from her heart, because until then, Dev's feelings can only lead to more pain and turmoil for all of them. Dev may be unaware of Ishwari's difficult and stubborn side, because she has tried her hardest to show him only her best side, but the sisters know better. They can either make the situation worse by joining in Dev's naive enjoyment or they can think about the long-term and try to see that his happiness is not destroyed prematurely. I think they chose the latter.😊
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