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First of all I am very thankful to u tia. As u have read the actual novel in films they change the storylines. Si my qs is here too dev's mom nd family disputes led to separation on dev-paro. But I wanna ask that was dev's mom possessive abt dev like ishu. I know her problem with Paro was with her caste not with herself.
But there dev was rebellious from begining but here dev was not rebellious as in devdas novel after separation dev too become changed character of drunkard nd surrounded by girls like our dev too.
Originally posted by: Lady_Macbeth
Such an amazing post Tia . You never cease to surprize me.
You know being a Bengali and a staunch SharatChandra ji's fan at that ( he's , till date , my favorite writer , I've read each of his writings at least 50 times , and still can read them and still find new deep meanings in each page and wonder at the richness depth yet absolute realism of the character presentation and unique story telling . ) , I'd still say Devdas was one of his weak pieces ( if such a word even be used for a maestro like Sharat Chandra. ) And that's because of Devdas's character. I read the novel for the 1st time when I was really very young and I remember feeling really annoyed at Devdas's right actions in wrong timing and wrong actions in right timing . It was unbearable to read how his inherent impulsiveness indecision and weakness tore apart 3 lives , so much collateral damage !It was so frustrating a read.But yes as I grew up , and read the novel again and again, I realized not every people have the same emotional strength same decision making capacity or the same personality strength . and it's ok. After all the fingers of the hand are not of same size. God has created a variety a people on Earth, some strong , some weak.Yes you're right that Paro was always so much stronger emotionally , she'd the strength to face her life and live with the commitments the promises she's made and fulfill all her duties and some what find peace . Her resilence , her forgiveness but yet her self -respect and sense righteousness was intact from beginning to end never once did she swayed from her dignity.Devdas destroyed himself completely , but since he was in love , we consider him like an incense who burned to give fragrance , though the actual fragrant characters were Chandramukhi and Parvati . We felt pity at his heart wrenching death , and it makes us glorify his weakness.Among Dev and Sona , Sona is the much more righteous perfect and much stronger personality emotionally , Dev is weak so so weak . But you're right , there's only one way Dev could become an immortal lover ( because deep down we all are sentimental romantic fools aren't we ) , if he completely destroys himself in love and still gets nothing in return , unless and untill Karma gives him his due and he accepts it and let the doom take him , just like Devdas accepted it , I don't know about Sona , at least I'll never take his name in the same breath as with an iconic character like devdas.Devdas's total destruction by himself and by fate were his saving grace , let;s never ever forget that.Let Sonakshi never return to him , let him be forever alone , though they can show Soha and Sona feeling bad for him and having love for him in their hearts , but he must not be reunited with them. Let Karma be brutal with him , he has earned it .Then only he'll be a true Modern Devdas.
Originally posted by: Zeddriz7
Interesting post !
Well, I can't see any way Dev's redemption is possible after what has happened after leap.. But I get this weird feeling that his redemption may be shown by an incident where Sona is in danger (possibly kidnapping, accident etc) and Dev comes and saves her... This can be shown as a reason Sona will start falling for Dev and Dev also start realizing..As much as this looks convincing and apt, I wish this doesn't happen in our show... I mean this is the oldest trick in the book.. Happened numerous times in TV and movies.. I hope his redemption is shown in a unique way and not by any obvious route.. 😕
<font color="#990000" size="3">Thanks Doc. I didn't know you are also a Bong. Guddi (Pehchaan Kaun) is Bong too. Bong connection.🤗</font><font size="3" color="#990000">Yes, I totally understand what you are saying. Because of Devdas's many weaknesses, I also didn't like the story when I read it the first time as a young girl. I kept thinking what kind of hero is this? Why am I reading the story of a loser?</font><font size="3" color="#990000">My favourite story was "Chandranath". Do you remember that one? Simply because Chandranath married his wife without knowing who she was and what was her past. When he found out her past, the wife left him. She was pregnant then. He regretted not stopping her and kept looking for her. He didn't marry nor he went astray. Once day he found her and the son he never knew and he asked them to come back because he still and only loved her. I found that lot more romantic and respectable leads.</font><font size="3" color="#990000">Not to mention, both husband and wife acknowledged their mistakes (hers for hiding her past and his for letting such a trivial thing to matter more than his love) which for me was more fair and respectful way to fix problems.</font><font size="3" color="#990000">Even though the story of Devdas was in Devdas's name and the story was essentially about him, I found more respect for Paro and Chandramukhi. Simply because they had the courage to love, go after that love and also continue on when they didn't get that love.</font><font size="3" color="#990000">In comparison Devdas seemed to me someone who always wanted what he had lost and never took care of what he had in the present.</font><font size="3" color="#990000">I personally believe living in the present and plan for the future. I don't believe in looking back and waste my time moaning over past. My belief is that people who keep looking back, never live in the present and never move forward. So Devdas didn't resonate with me as a young girl reading the book.</font><font color="#990000" size="3">But as I grew up and read them again, like you, I saw the layers in the character. I still couldn't respect the character, I still don't. But I understood him and forgave him.</font><font color="#990000" size="3">Because he is human and humans make mistakes. He lived his punishment, may be a harsher one than he should have got and he realized his mistakes.</font><font color="#990000" size="3">His punishment didn't come from anyone else, but he did his own penance.</font><font color="#990000" size="3">You can't hold anger and hatred for him after that.</font><font color="#990000" size="3">If Dev had acknowledged his mistakes and had taken accountability for his actions, I would have been able to forgive him as would Sonakshi.</font><font color="#990000" size="3">But it's hard to forgive jerks and that's how Dev is behaving these days.</font><font color="#990000" size="3">And as I said and you also mentioned, Dev has to be completely destroyed to atone for his mistakes and to be forgiven but the destruction has to come from him because atonement should come from within.</font>
Beautiful Post Tia.. I didn't realize the similarities until you pointed out... Hmm.. no wonder there was a significant mention of the same during Dev ki Deewangi...
**mind ticking away... thinking...**