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Originally posted by: janvis70

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• Sujatha Rao

  KPji...I consider myself truly blessed that I am not Ashutosh...dilemmas and conflicts are not new to me...nor is the inability to satisfy one and all...however, the ability to be sensitive to the pain of one to the exclusion of all others is fortunately something that I do not possess...aap ke Ashutosh ke yeh khoobi unko mubarak ho...Sir, I dont get your inconsistency...one day you say your characters are real, fllesh and blood and not caricatures like in other soaps and now you inform me that they are just characters in a story...I dont know which argument to take seriously...and while on humanity, nobody ever questioned his desire to help his friend...but what is so humane about unashamedly manipulating your wife's emotions and denying her emotional intimacy to punish her for daring to differ with you...and since when was wanting to safeguard your interests and emotional wellbeing selfish...Being caught in a dilemma is one thing but wilful dereliction of responsibility is altogether another thing...are you saying that Ashutosh is not just as responsible for Nidhi's wellbeing as he is for Mallika's...are you seriously saying that it is not possible for him to take rational, informed decisions...does a story have to be so contrived in order to create drama...but yes, you as their author have the right to impose your choices on your characters and they have no choice but to suffer the same...I dont question that...and my point was exactly that...he is going to have a huge price for his choices and maybe you might afford him another opportunity but, if this were real life, he may see his life slipping far away from him...it is not stupid to behave with sensitivity, Sir, but selective sensitivity such as what Ashutosh is displaying is certainly stupid...anyway that is my POV ...this is your show...and they are your characters to do with as you please...but unlike Nidhi, the choice to engage or not is still available to us...and thank the Lord for that! Pardon me if you think I have been out of line but thought I should share my take...lastly Sir, if we were not sensitive human beings, we would not be engaging so much with ficitional characters and attempting to argue with their creator for their well-being...we would be watching Rowdy Rathod instead!

Originally posted by: rabzonedge

Kamlesh Pandey-
Fortunately, you are not Ashutosh and Ashutosh is not Sujata Rao, so please do not impose your own characteristics on him. Let him be, good or bad, as he is.He is a character in my story, you are real. He has his own humanity. He cannot bear to see his best friend suffer, you may hate him for it, I cannot. I see it as his human decency. If you can't, I can't help it. And Nidhi, being a sensitive woman, in spite of hating Mallika, is moved by her tragedy and agrees to let her remain in her house. That's Nidhi's humanity. She is not a selfish bitch. She is caught between her love for Ashutosh and her own human concern for Mallika's sickness.And so is Ashutosh. He too is caught between his love for Nidhi and his human and friendly concern for Mallika. Both are people caught in a dilemma. You may be lucky to be free from any kind of dilemma in your life, they are not. They may not get your vote, but they have a life created by their author.They are in a story and they have to have dilemmas, they have to make mistakes, they have to suffer their choices. Can't people see their humanity? Why is it stupid to behave like a decent human being with sensitivity? Have we changed so much?

Originally posted by: janvis70

• Sujatha Rao

  KPji...I consider myself truly blessed that I am not Ashutosh...dilemmas and conflicts are not new to me...nor is the inability to satisfy one and all...however, the ability to be sensitive to the pain of one to the exclusion of all others is fortunately something that I do not possess...aap ke Ashutosh ke yeh khoobi unko mubarak ho...Sir, I dont get your inconsistency...one day you say your characters are real, fllesh and blood and not caricatures like in other soaps and now you inform me that they are just characters in a story...I dont know which argument to take seriously...and while on humanity, nobody ever questioned his desire to help his friend...but what is so humane about unashamedly manipulating your wife's emotions and denying her emotional intimacy to punish her for daring to differ with you...and since when was wanting to safeguard your interests and emotional wellbeing selfish...Being caught in a dilemma is one thing but wilful dereliction of responsibility is altogether another thing...are you saying that Ashutosh is not just as responsible for Nidhi's wellbeing as he is for Mallika's...are you seriously saying that it is not possible for him to take rational, informed decisions...does a story have to be so contrived in order to create drama...but yes, you as their author have the right to impose your choices on your characters and they have no choice but to suffer the same...I dont question that...and my point was exactly that...he is going to have a huge price for his choices and maybe you might afford him another opportunity but, if this were real life, he may see his life slipping far away from him...it is not stupid to behave with sensitivity, Sir, but selective sensitivity such as what Ashutosh is displaying is certainly stupid...anyway that is my POV ...this is your show...and they are your characters to do with as you please...but unlike Nidhi, the choice to engage or not is still available to us...and thank the Lord for that! Pardon me if you think I have been out of line but thought I should share my take...lastly Sir, if we were not sensitive human beings, we would not be engaging so much with ficitional characters and attempting to argue with their creator for their well-being...we would be watching Rowdy Rathod instead!

Originally posted by: janvis70

• Sujatha Rao

  KPji...I consider myself truly blessed that I am not Ashutosh...dilemmas and conflicts are not new to me...nor is the inability to satisfy one and all...however, the ability to be sensitive to the pain of one to the exclusion of all others is fortunately something that I do not possess...aap ke Ashutosh ke yeh khoobi unko mubarak ho...Sir, I dont get your inconsistency...one day you say your characters are real, fllesh and blood and not caricatures like in other soaps and now you inform me that they are just characters in a story...I dont know which argument to take seriously...and while on humanity, nobody ever questioned his desire to help his friend...but what is so humane about unashamedly manipulating your wife's emotions and denying her emotional intimacy to punish her for daring to differ with you...and since when was wanting to safeguard your interests and emotional wellbeing selfish...Being caught in a dilemma is one thing but wilful dereliction of responsibility is altogether another thing...are you saying that Ashutosh is not just as responsible for Nidhi's wellbeing as he is for Mallika's...are you seriously saying that it is not possible for him to take rational, informed decisions...does a story have to be so contrived in order to create drama...but yes, you as their author have the right to impose your choices on your characters and they have no choice but to suffer the same...I dont question that...and my point was exactly that...he is going to have a huge price for his choices and maybe you might afford him another opportunity but, if this were real life, he may see his life slipping far away from him...it is not stupid to behave with sensitivity, Sir, but selective sensitivity such as what Ashutosh is displaying is certainly stupid...anyway that is my POV ...this is your show...and they are your characters to do with as you please...but unlike Nidhi, the choice to engage or not is still available to us...and thank the Lord for that! Pardon me if you think I have been out of line but thought I should share my take...lastly Sir, if we were not sensitive human beings, we would not be engaging so much with ficitional characters and attempting to argue with their creator for their well-being...we would be watching Rowdy Rathod instead!

Originally posted by: andkan

i think he has gone nuts.Using abusive language.This shows how he respects sensible women.He feels high of maniacs and psychos.And gloats.😡