Insensitive Boka Dev Dixit !! - Page 2

Originally posted by: yyy

He should learn from his ex wife on how to hide the truth for years ...if Sona was responsible enough to make them meet this could be avoided but again whatever Dev does has to be wrong

How dare he question Sonakshi who hid the truth for years ..how dare he question her instead of begging her ..how dare he wants to meet his daughter

Ek liar ki dukaan ko jhut bolna shikhna chahiye 🤣

But when sonakshi can decide that sona is mature enough to take the decision of meeting her dad or not... No one called her stupid.

Well what else can be expected from an impulsive fool like Mr Dev Dixit??🤪

Originally posted by: dlavanya

How insensitive .. how selfish. how can you go and tell a 6 yr old that i am your father... with out actually giving her time... this is so insensitive..

what did he think soha will come running into his arms...?

But dev has always been like that. Just like telling sona I love you!

It will be interesting to see if he has scared or not. She looks like it. But the thing is all the dixits are expecting to be back in sohas life but only now they will find out that it's not going to be so easy. Dev will probably realize it's not going to be easy. Today is a good example.

Ish will now realize when she is denied access to her 'poti'! Hopefully!

Originally posted by: Devakshilover

[BR]Did you conveniently forget what the latest segments showed? Sona went to Delhi with a six months old soha to inform dev but she was shoo-ed away from the gate of dixit mansion itself

yea... But we don't know the whole truth...but it wasn't Dev for sure who did this... So what's the point...? I don't think dev is wrong here...

Originally posted by: Devakshilover

Did you conveniently forget what the latest segments showed? Sona went to Delhi with a six months old soha to inform dev but she was shoo-ed away from the gate of dixit mansion itself

I remember that and I can very confidently say it was bandaid scene to protect Sonakshi's character .

From the initial episodes Sonakshi herself claimed Dev did not know about Soha's existence and she admitted she is scared of losing her daughter if Dev comes to know .So it's clear that Sona knew Dev doesn't know anything about the baby ..so it can't be him who shove her away from his house ...so she decided to go away because someone refused to allow her to meet Dev ..really ? She always claimed unlike Dev he knows how his mother never accepted her or their relationship or how his mami was behind all this ..,so she decided to keep away Soha because some other people asked her not to meet Dev ..is this a good reason ? So she gave importance to Ish more than Dev ..what's the difference between her and spineless man he claims Dev to be ...in today's world please don't tell me those Dixit stopped her from meeting Dev ..

Secondly , why did it take her 1.5 yrs to come out and admit they had a daughter...was this decision taken at spur of moment and later she realized it's best for her if the truth is hidden...

Originally posted by: Sameera776

Ek liar ki dukaan ko jhut bolna shikhna chahiye 🤣

Yes ..he is not as experienced as Miss Bose ..he gets caught easily and his ex wife can lie and hide for years ..definitely he has lot to learn from her

Through out the episode i thought it was dream sequence 😭 how can dev b insensitive ,m really upset wid dev's behaviour. He hasnt changed a bit

Originally posted by: dlavanya

How insensitive .. how selfish. how can you go and tell a 6 yr old that i am your father... with out actually giving her time... this is so insensitive..

what did he think soha will come running into his arms...?

Seriously she was just blank dint know how to react...naturally at this age any child wil do that ..they could have showed a better bonding of dev and soha and then sona could have revealed the truth in a matured way...that would have been nice

I thought he was not in his senses out of happiness. May be he needs time. This is the first time he is a father...he does not yet know how to handle himself.