Originally posted by: LiveLife321
Now a days I take one episode at a time and watch with zero expectations so that I don't have any disappointments later. But I was not able stop myself from posting after above Shaavi's reply to Sam. I completely agree with you shaavi and this was and is the biggest disappointment for me wrt Sona's character from cv's side. She is an independent and strong individual but never ever own up her failures. This always puts me down when it comes to Sona's character because I really can't appreciate people playing victim card or blame game to run away from their mistakes or failures.
You want to live your life on your terms. Perfect.
You want to take your own decisions. Awesome.
You want a perfect married life so to change the imperfections you want to take control of your relationship. You go girl.
You gave your 100% efforts. I salute you for that.
You blame your husband for all the failures by conveniently pointing fingers at him for every wrong thing that happened by saying he failed to contribute his part. Hold on. I can never appreciate.
When you decide to fight your own battles by isolating your partner in your relationship then have guts to own up the consequences as well or else you will lose respect for your efforts and contribution. When you never discussed about your struggles and your expectations from him then how can you blame him for every single failure of your relationship.
More than dev, I am waiting to see an introspection from Sona's side since I never saw one from her side till now.
@Bold, What exactly did Sona accuse Dev of? She didn't go to Dev and say how she feels when his mother says things or how she felt when she was left waiting for him to turn up for his b'day celeb. But she didn't blame him for those?
I hope you won't disagree that Dev was aware of how his mother treated Sona, irrespective of Sona telling him or not. We heard his monologue when he came home to hear the news that Sona was pregnant.
So both Dev and Sona know where the problem is and they were trying to solve in their own ways and they were happy with it.
The problem was when Ishwari said they both should separate. Sona was shocked, even when Dev demanded she apologise, she told him it is unbelievable that Ishwari would ask them to separate. When Ishwari said Dev knows about it and Dev didn't clarify what he knew - Sona only said Dev is reason for the misunderstanding between his mother and wife. She didn't say anything more. She didn't say he slapped his father, she didn't say he hid the report and cheated her, she didn't accuse him of not speaking up for investing in her business. So why exactly would we say She conveniently blames her husband. For that matter, even she returning the money, even Mamaji supported her.
For that matter, Dev said he shouldn't have loved Sona, he shouldn't have married her, he used the words 'Leave' and 'Get out'.
Tell me in which marriage is using these words acceptable? Isn't there a moral code, lines you don't cross, words you don't say in a relationship? Interestingly, I have asked this question numerous times and I am yet to get a response. What exactly am I missing? Someone tell me this is what is acceptable in modern Indian society. I haven't lived in India unfortunately.
To add insult to injury he also accused her of acting to be a good DIL, incapable of becoming a mother and good that she can't be a mother because she will be a bad one.
What are Sona's equivalent accusations? That he is a mumma's boy, who is afraid of facing the truth?
Tell you what this reminds me of, 2 of my neighbours had a huge argument over a tree. Neighbour1's large bush was overhanging on Neighbour2's garden. The fence itself belongs to Neighbour2. Neighbour2 would chop it and throw it back at Neighbour1s garden for disposal. They disagreed for years and never saw eye-to-eye. Last year, Neighbour1's cherry tree was overhanging on Neighbour2's garden. Neighbour2 very conveniently put a net over the fruits to protect them birds and had a good harvest too. Neighbour2 isn't a happy member of the village anymore. He keeps to himself and although the village is polite to him, he knows where he stands!
Doesn't that remind us of Dev. Dish out when convenient and then claim when you think the object at the other end looks interesting?