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Miss-Behave

@Miss-Behave

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Posted: 6 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: Aslesha99

I agree with all of the points you have mentioned with my post I wasn't trying to prove Rhea considers Meera her mother or is a nice girl. I was only replying to the posts that said Meera had no right or authority to slap Rhea. The main point that I am trying to get across here is Meera loved and cared for Rhea like her own daughter so she had a right to punish her.
Rhea may or may not consider Meera her mother but Meera considers Rhea her daughter and as a mother she had the right to punish Rhea.

I am not supporting Meera here because I like her honestly not a fan of the character but regardless of that if she is right I will support her.

They haven't shown much of meera but I don't expect her to tell abhi about rhea at all as its predictable that the evil person's all evil antics are kept hidden.

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Miss-Behave

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Posted: 6 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: jasminerahul
not ayesha...it was juhi post leap

Yes it was juhi. Ayesha was much much before juhi came in, and juhi was initially shown good and acted as a mother figure to all of priya and ram's kids till they turned her negative later.

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pfalcon1949

@pfalcon1949

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Posted: 6 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: sammy17

Yes it was juhi. Ayesha was much much before juhi came in, and juhi was initially shown good and acted as a mother figure to all of priya and ram's kids till they turned her negative later.

Yes that is correct. Isn't it really sickening we are fed with the same old garbage time and again.

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@LAV2725

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Posted: 6 years ago

#14

Happen to see couple of pics.😛 So some new character Meera, a care taker / aaya kind of role who is working as mere salaried employee in a rich mans house gets shown onscreen and also styled as if some rich Delhi celebrity popular in page 3 circles? or as if owner of that mansion?🤔 who is busy maintaining latest fashion sense with designer clothes and accessories on a daily basis at work..😆 jai ho to KKB designers / stylists & cvs on sets..they never fail to amuse & mock viewers.

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mili9

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Posted: 6 years ago

#15

Which parent would let a nanny slap their child?😲😡 Not me. I would have torn that nanny apart if she as much as laid a finger on my child. It is the sole responsibility of the parent ( doesn't have to be a mother, can be the father too) to discipline his or her child. Not some nanny or caretaker's😡.

If he doesn't even fulfill that responsibility of his, why does he need children in his life? He doesn't know what is going on in that child's life, what is going on with her emotionally, can't even pick up the fact that she is turning into a monster, will not know what her bad deeds are, can't/won't discipline her, then what is his role as a father in that girl's life? Her supplier of riches😡 and enabler of her bad deeds? So what if he doesn't know what she did, IT IS HIS DUTY AND BUSINESS TO KNOW😡. No excuses there. Such a sorry father figure... 👎🏼

Just flip it girls and if King tried to slap Kiara, because he was the father for her( not a nanny ) since her birth, should Pragya or would any of us have tolerated? No matter how much a nanny loves the child, there are limits set by most sensible parents for very obvious reasons.

Edited by mili9 - 6 years ago

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poiu123

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Posted: 6 years ago

#16

When was Abhi sensible in the first place?

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mili9

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Posted: 6 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: poiu123
When was Abhi sensible in the first place?

Poiu, true that. I think we have just seen Abhi from Pragya's perspective when I used to say that he has gradually grown on me. But, no change whatsoever! I thought he understood that money is not everything in life. But that got crashed and I was brutally woken up at his "how much will you take in exchange for the children" to Pragya😡😭I really don't care what happens with Abhi. I want them to end Pragya's character, so I don't need to agonize anymore about her.

I guess he couldn't buy out the baby from Pragya. But, but he bought a "mother"for the twin he got for his share. I guess a " mother" is somebody who should have her heart in the right place. Just because you helped raise a child, the woman doesn't automatically become a mother or a man doesn't become a father.

Remember King, he was the true father till the writers decided to make him abet the kidnapping which doesn't make sense in any universe from the standpoint of a father. He cared not only for the physical well being, but also the emotional well being of the child. That child turned to him when she was scared, every single time, even when Abhi talked to her in a menacing tone, she stepped back into King's security😭

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Dorianne

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Posted: 6 years ago

#18

The writers could have created magic with KKB from the start when they had good casts including Tisha, Arjit, Mrunal, Aditi Ratore, Faisal Rashid, Suwati Anand, Shikha, Anuraj, Arora ladies and others, they could have carried the story steadily and successfully maintaining good relationships, villains present but not dominating, criminals punished and being redeemed but Ekta did not encourage all that. Her main focus was Abhigya separation, crime and illicit relationships, she never bothered about logic, giving good quality, maintaining the leads' character and integrity, for her trps and income by throwing in all this crap was enough. She never bothered about social messages or what the viewers from other countries might take of it.

Think Meera will use Rhea to emotionally blackmail Abhi with Aalrhea to support her for their own selfish purpose. Rhea might force Abhi to marry her and give her a mother, that will definitely happen seeing that Abhi is being maintained so young. Rhea is never going to get along with Pragya, all the more better because she cannot be seen as a daughter to Pragya, it was awkward with Abhi but will be even more so with Pragya, comparing Sriti and Naina physical buildups, hope they have minimal scenes.

Hearing rumors that Sriti might play the role of Kiara, do not know whether it is true or lollipops thrown in by Zee and Balaji to maintain the shows for now.

The whole irony is that Abhi has not been realizing for the past 20 years that his life is empty without Pragya and he has been spending most of his married life without her but keeping all his other family members as his responsibility. His friendship with Purab has been more stable than his married life with Pragya but he never goes in search of her. It was he who told Pragya never to return. So funny to hear him keep on saying that Pragya has snatched Kiara and the other twin from him without ever realizing what are they to him without their mother.

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Miss-Behave

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Posted: 6 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: mili9
Which parent would let a nanny slap their child?😲😡 Not me. I would have torn that nanny apart if she as much as laid a finger on my child. It is the sole responsibility of the parent ( doesn't have to be a mother, can be the father too) to discipline his or her child. Not some nanny or caretaker's😡.

If he doesn't even fulfill that responsibility of his, why does he need children in his life? He doesn't know what is going on in that child's life, what is going on with her emotionally, can't even pick up the fact that she is turning into a monster, will not know what her bad deeds are, can't/won't discipline her, then what is his role as a father in that girl's life? Her supplier of riches😡 and enabler of her bad deeds? So what if he doesn't know what she did, IT IS HIS DUTY AND BUSINESS TO KNOW😡. No excuses there. Such a sorry father figure... 👎🏼

Just flip it girls and if King tried to slap Kiara, because he was the father for her( not a nanny ) since her birth, should Pragya or would any of us have tolerated? No matter how much a nanny loves the child, there are limits set by most sensible parents for very obvious reasons.

Pragya was right to want to take both the twins away from abhi for them to live with her, but the only issue I have is that if this wasn't an indian serial and they both acted like normal logical people, they would have come to a conclusion that the best thing to do was let both the twins live with pragya, but pragya and abhi could legally arrange a co-parenting situation where abhi gets to see the girls every so often or the girls can come and live with their dad sometimes.

Co-parenting between the two would have been the most logical solution where although pragya being clearly the better and more capable parent would be the primary legal guardian for the twins but both girls would still have their father in their life to maintain stability. Both the girls would have got a mother who gives them a good upbringing and keep them grounded as well as having both parents involved with their life to meet their emotional and financial needs.

Instead we have a rotten situation where we have one twin who has been raised very well with good values and been taught to value hard work and education, but is emotionally deprived of the presence of a father figure whom she knows is alive yet isn't involved in her life.

whereas on the other hand the other twin has been raised with a silver spoon in her mouth with all the luxuries she wants at her disposal but no discipline or good teachings provided to her, essentially setting this kid up for failure where she won't know the meaning of being independent and earning, won't know how to respect and honour relations, or how to respects other humans. Abhi has given his twin a life where she only understands money and status, not relationships, humanity and consequences of actions, meaning he hasn't made his daughter capable of making good decisions.

Abhi has royally failed as a father, because all he is capable of is showering his child with love and luxuries but not actually giving discipline or teach their child the way a parent is meant to. Abhi is too immature to raise a child all on his own.