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Posted: 8 years ago
Tejaswini, I agree with all of your points. I can't watch manhandling on screen and call it romance. I am sorry but love and respect are entwined in my head. So in my mind when one is present, the other has to be present too. And if one is absent, then the other is meaningless.

I have heard Dev claim a lot of things. But none of them he delivered. So I don't trust him.

And the fact that he goes Dr. Jeckyl Mr. Hyde in front of Soha vs. behind his back tells me that he is two-faced. Then why do we blame Vicky, Radha and Ishwari? Why do we call them villain and Dev hero?

All of them have motives behind their behaviour.

Sorry, I can't justify the same behaviour in someone that I am condemning in another.

Originally posted by: tejaswiniwenham

i give up guys. tia you are right. there is no way to keep your brain alive whilst watching this show cos frankly, it hits a bit too close to home for me. honestly speaking bijoy is distasteful. his misbehavior with even dev is distasteful. it shows that on some level he still cares about dev dixit. dev does not deserve anything other than cold hard indifference from him. he should pretend like dev is simply not there. that would calm my soul. instead the man rages and gives himself a high BP. not just that but yesterday he even rejected his own family- golu- because of dev and ish. well you can be sure ish and co will not make such silly errors. they will ensure soha stays firmly in their pocket whilst you rage at your grandchild golu. that was sad and frustrating to watch. infact this whole process was frustrating to watch.

when i watch dev nowadays, it feels like watching a person who has blacked out from drinking too much and everytime he stirs i assume he is waking up, only to be disappointed. because wake up, he does not and frankly im starting to give up. when he was moving into the bose's i thought it would be a very neat message from the cvs. that finally dev would realize how hard it is to leave your home and independence and settle with people other than your own. that he would realize how it was for sona and what she faced. but alas, no change in dev at all. here he is living in a house, where minus bijoy everyone is nice and kind to him despite him having played a role in their homelessness about 7 years prior. yet he cant even be decently respectful to the people in the house and live like a normal person in there. i wont even elaborate on the situation. All i will say is, he thought sona pushed his mother and kicked her out of the house but she is expected to forgive him for 'mistakenly' hitting her dad in a fit of rage and even his current behavior is APPALLING. no matter what sona has NEVER spoken rudely to ishwari, dev cant even forward that courtesy to sona's family? there is no reason for him to annoy bijoy. if the man says something ignore it! how hard can it b to not be an a-hole? especially when you can see that every other member in the fam is trying to ease the situation for you? and this is supposed to b love? i doubt dev even loves soha or if shes just an ego trip or a one up on sona for him. this isnt love. love ensures respect for every part of your child's life- he cant even respect her mother and the family who raised her. hows he gonna love her? and sona needs to think, biological dad and all is fine, but are these the values she wants to raise her daughter with? where she grows up seeing her father treat her mother and her family like trash? i cant even imagine why sona is putting up with this. sona grew up idealizing her dad and her parents' marriage. i grew up with my parents' mistakes. there were no delusions there. but i can say with 100% insurance, if my dad was disrespected by my husband (forget ex), id walk out in less than a nanosecond with my children in tow. him and his haq can go trek the behind of a baboon.
today's episode started decent enough. i was trying so hard to warm upto dev and he was succeeding. i felt like he was mellowing down. becoming human. perhaps him and sona would form a camaraderie as co-habiting parents at least. he'd learn to respect her perfections, which includes her family. but then the dhoti scene happened. it was like watching a man take advantage of and roughhouse a woman to romantic music. it was perfect. just perfectly disgusting. the fact that he was enjoying her humiliation and desperation was disgusting. there is no love here, its completely gone. at least from dec's side. hes kind of incapable of loving anyone but ishwari. and tbh they cant be friends even. sona should openly tell soha whats up and be done with this- soha doesnt have a choice in this. she should get over herself and b grateful to have a family, albeit an odd one.
as for elena, i had hoped she'd just be like- ok i dont believe this bs. if you try to stop me from meeting my fam, im filing for divorce. you and your son and my husband and his mother and all your issues can go die in a homeless junky yard. its time she takes golu and walks out.

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Posted: 8 years ago
Oh I missed your comment. Sorry. I agree with you. Everything seemed pretend. I just could not connect with anyone today. 😕

Originally posted by: hanishank

frankly speaking I didn't remember anything in today's epi... dhotifilic epi

no story no romance ... only dhoti dhoti

and all chars seemed artificial to me :_( not even single conversation new ... simply dragging the epi

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Posted: 8 years ago
Tia beautifully written.
I guess Dev is nothing but macho male chauvinist pig. The forced romance without substance, makes me want to puke.

I wonder which father will allow a guy who has made his daughter walk thru hell, near her. On Dev...no words...this character has nothing to say...

My only point is, whatever Dev does, if any of his brothers-in-law behave the same way, what would his response be? How would Ishwari react if any of her daughters' sasuma behaves like Ishwari...God forbid.

I sincerely hope, the CV, show some form of 'character' for Dev, Ishwari she needs to taught a lesson.
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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: Tia.0

<font size="3" color="#663399">Haan wahan pe to uski aukat dikh jaati hain. I hope Sona returns the insults be dished out to Bijoy with interest to Ishwari. And if Dev protests, Sonakshi should remind him that his behaviour at her house will determine her behaviour at his house the following week. But then I doubt Sonakshi has the guts.😕</font>


Sonakshi is another idiot, akalmandi aur us se, umeed bhi nahin hain. She truly fully completely deserves Dev and his family. I am looking forward to her stay in IN and would clap at every taunt thrown at her by Ishwari, Mami, Dev (would miss Neha). they should make her stay in guest room. 😃
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Posted: 8 years ago
Thank you. That's what I have been saying. I am not saying that Sonakshi can't defend herself. But just because a woman can defend herself does not justify a man's manhandling.

Dev has proved many times that he is chauvinist who just conveniently turns liberal.

For example, when he talks about women's respect, he means women of his family but the same he never extended to his wife.

When he talks about women's right to live their life even if it means leaving a bad marriage, he means his sister but he blamed Sona for the same reason.

When he talks about respect for elders he means again, his mother having right to interfere in his marriage and take all decisions about his relationship but he resents when his wife's father do the same.

So he always had one rule for his family (which Sonakshi was never a part of) and another for everyone else.

When a man is raised by someone as regressive as Ishwari, he can't be anything but a chauvinist because he is used to extra privileges and as I keep quoting, "When one is used to privilege, equality feels like oppression."

So when Sonakshi asked for a swing or do a minor chores around the house together, he went crying to Mummy.

I don't see any positive growth in him now compared to season one. In fact, all I see is that now the spineless Mamma's boy is now a grade A jackass.

Only a stupid woman will take this useless excuse of manhood back. Now we just have to see just what Sonakshi learned in 7 years.

Originally posted by: JazzyM

Tia beautifully written.

I guess Dev is nothing but macho male chauvinist pig. The forced romance without substance, makes me want to puke.

I wonder which father will allow a guy who has made his daughter walk thru hell, near her. On Dev...no words...this character has nothing to say...

My only point is, whatever Dev does, if any of his brothers-in-law behave the same way, what would his response be? How would Ishwari react if any of her daughters' sasuma behaves like Ishwari...God forbid.

I sincerely hope, the CV, show some form of 'character' for Dev, Ishwari she needs to taught a lesson.

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Posted: 8 years ago
Folks pls do read this OS.. Its so sweet. I just saw it.
PP, PK... it has Jatin:-)

http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4825427

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: mena_k

Sonakshi is another idiot, akalmandi aur us se, umeed bhi nahin hain. She truly fully completely deserves Dev and his family. I am looking forward to her stay in IN and would clap at every taunt thrown at her by Ishwari, Mami, Dev (would miss Neha). they should make her stay in guest room. 😃


errr.. why guest room? Servant quarters kafi hain.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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I loved what you wrote before the episode update! 👏

Tia wrote:
Before the episode starts today I'd like to say something. We all have some kind of family or other who are related to us by blood.

And then we have family who are not related to us by birth, but sometimes we love them more than some of our blood relations. Like life partner, best friend etc.

The difference is that the blood relations are assigned to us by birth and non-blood relations are our own choice.

Are the later any less important than the former?

And if they are, then by what right we expect a woman to give more importance to non-blood relations like her husband and his family over her own blood relations like her own family?

And if they aren't, then why do we expect a man to give more importance to his blood relations over non-blood relations like wife and her family?

Because we are used to consider double standard as the normal state. Which is why in a country like India where constitution gives equal rights to men and women in every sense, a law can pass where a man can divorce his wife if she refuses to take care of his parents, but doesn't grant the same right to a wife to divorce a man if he refuses to take care of her parents.

Because 1. A woman is expected to ditch her parents, her past life, her identity the day she gets married and 2. the women's family also don't expect their daughter to take the responsibility they expect their son to take. In fact, if she actually stands up for her family, her family members tell her that she should not consider them at all, but focus on her husband's family.

So if a woman's family is "Paraya" after marriage and she is outsider for her husband's family, then who is a woman's family?

And funnily enough, we judge those women, who stand up for their parents against their insensitive husband and applaud the men who do the same.
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PP writes:
And we are still in the same old days where we continue to prepare the girls to be ready for a new household changes after marriage but find it strange to prepare the boys to be ready for the any household changes that a marriage brings in... If the boys' parents fear and be worried about the girls' separating their sons from their family, then why don't they be prepared for it considering that as the normal process in the marriage? Why don't we get both the parents be prepared for letting go of their kids in the name of marriage? If marriage is the culprit then why even keep that process in the system? 😆 It's very easy to blame the marriage or the tradition than to bring in the change into the system... And we prefer to continue blaming the system and close the chapter telling "that's how it is done, baby" and not try and change it... And on top of it resist the people or processes that bring in the change, telling no it's not easy to accept a change.. you have to see where we come from and adjust to that... Everyone finally comes from the same system and everyone can stay comfortable in the same zone then...
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Posted: 8 years ago
Dev is literally an asshole... like all he does is shit and crap and shit again!!
Today's episode was such crap! Forced romance ki bhi hadd hoti hai... like totally, logic has committed suicide! They are Crorepati, aren't they? And they don't live under a rock, so why not search on YouTube to how to wear a dhoti.
And just by the way, Has anyone there heard of the word called 'ignore'? At least bijoy should do that to Dev, shouldn't he?
Why does he want him to wear dhoti and come?

I can't live without my brain and my brain cannot survive with this stupid show!
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Posted: 8 years ago
By the way, how is Payal? Pretty? Good enough for Jatin? (my speculations are only based on your update cuz i watched the epi in bits and pieces.) Can they please meet Golu and adopt him?
Maybe Saurabh and Ronita can adopt him. They would make such an adorable family! Everyone gol-matol and cutie-pie types!


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