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Posted: 8 years ago
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You said it all nothing more to add. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

QUOTE=sia.krpkab]Wonderful thought about the tipping point 👏
I generally have a short fuse and don't suffer fools gladly - my motto in life is to 'live and let live' and 'treat people the way you'd like to be treated'. Also, I have a solid issue with elitism; I value humility and people who are morally grounded.

KRPKAB struck numerous chords in personal life so I got heavily invested in this show.

I got completely thrown off by Dev this week - the moment he told Ishwari that 'calling Sonakshi ki maa as maa was a mistake'. That is something non-negotiable for me. Its like backstabbing and total betrayal, not just to the wife but also to her mom, who genuinely loved and cared for him. What do I say about Asha - More than Sona, she trusted him when they were at breaking point; hugging Ishwari when she was called a widow by dadibua, when Bijoy insulted him and Asha calmed him several times - the list is so long!

To top it all, a man who loves and worships his own mother - how can he be so disrespectful to another mother! That too, Asha. I have zero threshold to withstand this behavior.

And then he lied, called her aunty.. Thats it! He can never redeem himself in my eyes - he is a bigger sinner, even more than Ishwari.

Love could be endless, but respect and compassion are non-negotiable.


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Posted: 8 years ago
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Thanks Geena for sharing your thoughts I saw some people in this forum have diametric opposite reactions to mine and got me wondering why that was so. I for one may have my opinions but am open to others if it looks like they may have a point. Blind following is not something I understand very well

Originally posted by: gmgi

What a thought provoking post Sabitha👏

I started watching this show because of two persons one was Shaheer and the other my friend Shruthi who writes beautiful stories and analysis. She started analysing this show I was drawn to it. Also it was Shaheer's come back show after staying away from India for almost 2 years after playing or more correctly living as Arjun in MB.

But even before Sona was properly introduced I started falling for her. As much as I loved Dev I started getting attached to Sona. I could relate to her. I am an emotional fool, absurdly romantic and loves to dream. I am also in the Medical field and this could be another connect. My greatest weakness is I take decisions with heart more than my brain.

Dev not standing up for her, her keeping silence when she should speak and her over zealousness to fit in all reminds me of myself. It is difficult to see someone you love or some one close to you do the same mistake. My dreams remained just that. May be that is why when her Joula was taken out and she smiled instead of reacting I couldn't take anymore. Still can't accept that. May be that was my tipping point😆

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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: sia.krpkab

Wonderful thought about the tipping point 👏

I generally have a short fuse and don't suffer fools gladly - my motto in life is to 'live and let live' and 'treat people the way you'd like to be treated'. Also, I have a solid issue with elitism; I value humility and people who are morally grounded.

KRPKAB struck numerous chords in personal life so I got heavily invested in this show.

I got completely thrown off by Dev this week - the moment he told Ishwari that 'calling Sonakshi ki maa as maa was a mistake'. That is something non-negotiable for me. Its like backstabbing and total betrayal, not just to the wife but also to her mom, who genuinely loved and cared for him. What do I say about Asha - More than Sona, she trusted him when they were at breaking point; hugging Ishwari when she was called a widow by dadibua, when Bijoy insulted him and Asha calmed him several times - the list is so long!

To top it all, a man who loves and worships his own mother - how can he be so disrespectful to another mother! That too, Asha. I have zero threshold to withstand this behavior.

And then he lied, called her aunty.. Thats it! He can never redeem himself in my eyes - he is a bigger sinner, even more than Ishwari.

Love could be endless, but respect and compassion are non-negotiable.



My thoughts exactly ! Beautifully written 👏


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Posted: 8 years ago
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Thank you. What I wrote there is the explanation of why people have different level of Tipping point. Now comes the consequences.

People with high tolerance level never get what they deserve. Most families teach their daughters to keep patience while teaching exactly opposite of that to their son. Because they want their sons to achieve what they want and their daughters to be content with what they got.

Imagine if we were being tolerant of British rule, would we have our independence today?

If women in USA had high tolerance level, would they receive their voting rights?

If you are happy with less salary, would your employer pay you more?

So keeping your mouth shut and having patience means that you will never get fair treatment and never get what you deserve.

Not everything needs to be a bloody battle. But not saying anything and keeping patience aren't any viable option either. Speaking up against unfairness and injustice could actually help pave your way to fairness against a reasonable opponent.

Originally posted by: gemini54

I love what you wrote our experiences and upbringing does shape us but over time we also modify what we can tolerate and not.

Thanks for posting



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Posted: 8 years ago
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Tipping point is the saturation level one has reached while going through something.

I reached mine long back with the show - when Sonakshi's character lost spark. Agreeing to marry Dev knowing everything about his obsession with his Ishwari and Ishwari's obsession with her 8 year old. If I were in her place I would say NO and move on. If the show is about reality then be real - there are many realities then, need to show dont be convenient selective about it. The CV's could have shown half realization of Dev and then get DevAkshi married that would have been a little realistic.

If you start with one stupidity, you need more stupidities to continue with.

Another tipping point : Dev is running such a huge business where he has to communicate clearly! How did he manage all these years without communication in his own home - not understanding his sisters or Ishwari is beyond me. You need to understand psychology to get your work done be it professional or personal.

The CV's are just dragging the "no communication policy" in Ishwari Niwas to run the show.

After these 2 tipping points I lost interest in the show. Now what ever lame plots they show I dont care anymore. It does not affect my that much.

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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: dlavanya


Yes you are right .. Tipling points are different for different ppl. Until last week i was also justifying dev and his actions where as others were bashing right from patchup etc..
But it doesnt mean i would continue to justify no matter what... So you saw that happening this week. I switched sides . So ppls who are still supporting dev and ishwari must have a TP that is notmet yet.. Just a matter of time


"Mera room phir se mera ho gaya " and the happy strode in the room... Reached and crossed the TP.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: sia.krpkab

Wonderful thought about the tipping point 👏

I generally have a short fuse and don't suffer fools gladly - my motto in life is to 'live and let live' and 'treat people the way you'd like to be treated'. Also, I have a solid issue with elitism; I value humility and people who are morally grounded.

KRPKAB struck numerous chords in personal life so I got heavily invested in this show.

I got completely thrown off by Dev this week - the moment he told Ishwari that 'calling Sonakshi ki maa as maa was a mistake'. That is something non-negotiable for me. Its like backstabbing and total betrayal, not just to the wife but also to her mom, who genuinely loved and cared for him. What do I say about Asha - More than Sona, she trusted him when they were at breaking point; hugging Ishwari when she was called a widow by dadibua, when Bijoy insulted him and Asha calmed him several times - the list is so long!

To top it all, a man who loves and worships his own mother - how can he be so disrespectful to another mother! That too, Asha. I have zero threshold to withstand this behavior.

And then he lied, called her aunty.. Thats it! He can never redeem himself in my eyes - he is a bigger sinner, even more than Ishwari.

Love could be endless, but respect and compassion are non-negotiable.



Your last line hit me hard on my mind.. to say it literally etched deep... This so called mistake if addressing Asha as Maa is the worst of the worst thing I wanted to see...
I m a person who follows only 1 show at a time n m following religiously thus show since many months but this last week was my tipping point specially that shot of dev saying this.. I fear if tipping point of CVs isn't the one many of us have .. I might not b able to continue with this..
I m raised in an atmosphere where we learnt to share everything... My mom was equally available for my cousins as she was for me... N that's how families bonds... To me this is totally totally unacceptable n something I couldn't forgive...
If my hubby would do this I would have right away divorced.. no ifs n buts..
For a girl leaves her entire identity for the new family... N boy can't even share a bond????
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: dhk26


Your last line hit me hard on my mind.. to say it literally etched deep... This so called mistake if addressing Asha as Maa is the worst of the worst thing I wanted to see...
I m a person who follows only 1 show at a time n m following religiously thus show since many months but this last week was my tipping point specially that shot of dev saying this.. I fear if tipping point of CVs isn't the one many of us have .. I might not b able to continue with this..
I m raised in an atmosphere where we learnt to share everything... My mom was equally available for my cousins as she was for me... N that's how families bonds... To me this is totally totally unacceptable n something I couldn't forgive...
If my hubby would do this I would have right away divorced.. no ifs n buts..
For a girl leaves her entire identity for the new family... N boy can't even share a bond????


I know how you feel - it may sound strange for some people, but for me, my mother's honor is more important to me than my own husband's. I also love my mother the way Dev loves ishwari - so much so that my husband calls me my mother's tail! But we are not crazy like this Mom-son. Neither my mom is so selfish.
But deep inside u know, I love my mom more than my husband.. But I cannot choose one of them ever!
Anyway, I got carried away... Lol. But yes, to your point, thats what good parenting and healthy mother-child relation is all about. I think the CVs are taking us for a ride, Sab TRP hai. Even erica and shaheer are disconnected with the characters in their interviews now.



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Posted: 8 years ago
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Yes we all surely have different tipping points. I started gettung angry at Dev right after marriage. I hold Sona responsible for marrying Dev so prematurely, but once she had already made that mistake, she was at least trying to work out the relation. Dev has rarely guven it a thought. My tipping point was as Tia said, the double standard that not only Ishwari but Dev also applied.
As things stand today, I don't understand at all how some females can justify Dev. For me that is simply unimaginable. Dev has forshaking all marital resposibilities. God bless women and don't give any woman such a lame husband. In real life, living in this hell would be darn painful and anyone marrying chic, rich, handsome Dev would end up crying blood tears. I stopped watching the show after Dev slept out in the sofa for his perceived ego of Sonakshi. Double standard galore!!!!!
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Nice post
For me , main iss week Dev ko suppoert karungi and i think Sona ka kuch zyaada hi ho raha hai.
My hubby is a business man and unke branches all over northern region mein hain, ab main unhe kahu ki tumhe apna wardrobe khud set karna hoga toh main stupid sound karungi...ek banda raat ko long drive karke ghar aa raha hai ,upar se apne clothes bhi khud fold kare yaa khana bhi banaye aur phir main bed ya dining table aise place karun ki woh baar baar giren...lekin main sirf poochti rahun tumhe lagi toh nahi...whereas mere hubby mujhe comforts dene mein kahin koi kami nahi rakh rahe hain
iss time agar clr terms mein kahun toh mujhe Sona ka behaviour bilkul nahi achha laga raha hai.
you cant call me Sona hater too (i am KRPKAB FAN) because Shaheer n Erica ka main first time dekh rahi hun and Shaheer ko maine separation track se like karna shuru kiya (after 137th epi) aur usse pehle mujhe Sona achhi lagti thi .

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