The Apple tree : repost - Page 2

Originally posted by: deepa17

I remember this one .. Wow I finally come in that category

Thought provoking as usual loved reading it

Originally posted by: mudraswathi

aap padhar gayi on the first page👏😃😃

Originally posted by: mudraswathi

Suku, I am waiting for your version of comment through bitstrips on that post😆

Originally posted by: ttrocks

I remember this post Mudraji.😃 Was posted originally almost a year a back. Liked it then and liked it today too.

Nice, thought-provoking post. 👏👏👏 Compelling the reader to delve deep into Ashu's psyche - his underprivileged childhood as orphan made him over-protective towards Khushi. May be somewhere was lying the sense of moral responsibility towards the society to repay the debt out of his gratitude for BB. This angle wasnt explored in the show but Ashu was indebted to the good samaritan BB for picking him up from streets and fostering him like his own son; making him country's best neurosurgeon and a great human being. All that he wished to do for Khushi too -- Very natural for a honest and thorough gentleman like Ashu and very understable for us too... But alas... Khshi wasnt portrayed to be worthy enough to receive all such love and care... Biggest disappointment came there only. Just a 10 year old girl lying and stealing money, behaving so insolent and scheming against the lady of the house -- who went out of the way to keep her(khushi) with them and give her a secured future -- to the extent to gravely injure her in order to teach her a lesson just because she caught her(khushi) stealing... 😡 However much, try I might, but cannot accept this thankless and loudmouth "child" if at all her behavior could be called that of a child's.

it was an interesting post mudraji.. loved it again...thanks

Originally posted by: Veenaper

Mudra a very thought provoking post. You have delved into Ashu's mind - his orphaned childhood in abject poverty - lonesome and desolate. Yes he was indebted to Baba for all that he did, nurturing his childhood, educating him, helping him on the road to success which made him a top Neuro-surgeon and giving him wings to fly and soar high in the sky with his accomplishments. He was ever thankful to Baba for this and that must have worked in his mind to pick up Khushi from the streets, shelter her and giving her a good future. But I could not digest the fact that this little girl turned into such a scheming brat and turned hostile towards Nidhi who had not only put up with all her tantrums but had also bestowed so much love and care on her. Cannot forget how Ashu was also a puppet in Khushi's hands during those days and turned a blind eye to what Nidhi told him. Those were really nightmarish episodes which i cannot bear to watch again.

Originally posted by: Veenaper

Mudra a very thought provoking post. You have delved into Ashu's mind - his orphaned childhood in abject poverty - lonesome and desolate. Yes he was indebted to Baba for all that he did, nurturing his childhood, educating him, helping him on the road to success which made him a top Neuro-surgeon and giving him wings to fly and soar high in the sky with his accomplishments. He was ever thankful to Baba for this and that must have worked in his mind to pick up Khushi from the streets, shelter her and giving her a good future. But I could not digest the fact that this little girl turned into such a scheming brat and turned hostile towards Nidhi who had not only put up with all her tantrums but had also bestowed so much love and care on her. Cannot forget how Ashu was also a puppet in Khushi's hands during those days and turned a blind eye to what Nidhi told him. Those were really nightmarish episodes which i cannot bear to watch again.