RKs Junoon vs Sultan's er...

You are not alone.. I would also be the same..

You are not alone.. I would also be the same.. @ red
Perfectly put. If she is happy then nobody has the right to interfere. That's the way the world works.
Madhu to her credit has never asked Sultan for help with her marriage. She has confided in him at times( a bad decision) but she has never asked for active help

This is a different dimension of time and space where a husband being possessive over his wife is shameful and abusive and a man lusting or trying to use someone else's wife is romantic, manly and hot.

Originally posted by: Poluk

This is a different dimension of time and space where a husband being possessive over his wife is shameful and abusive and a man lusting or trying to use someone else's wife is romantic, manly and hot.

And nobody is ready to think from the female's stand point. In fact I applaud you for pointing out how disgusting and replulsive it is for the woman in question.

Thank you but it is only natural that we think from a woman's perspective
I wish the CVs had shown a small sequence where she confides in RK /someone about the disgust and betrayal she felt and to try and get it out of her system. But knowing RK's volatile temper probably Madhu was right in not talking more about that whole disgusting scene

Originally posted by: ranitha

Thank you but it is only natural that we think from a woman's perspective
I wish the CVs had shown a small sequence where she confides in RK /someone about the disgust and betrayal she felt and to try and get it out of her system. But knowing RK's volatile temper probably Madhu was right in not talking more about that whole disgusting scene

Superb post.👏
I find it appalling that in addition to getting blindsided by someone she considered a platonic friend with a proposal of 'love' that he wanted reciprocated, she was put in the position of feeling her own mistake in having trusted the person's 'friendly' intentions towards her.

Originally posted by: ennishet

Nice post Ranitha and agree with both your scenarios.

A protective or possessive husband is fine; the wife is sure to feel happy when the husband protects or defends her. Whereas a romeo or a street urchin starting to lay claims on a married woman is disgusting beyond imagination.

I, too, hated RK early on and applauded whenever Madhu slapped him - the first four slaps were special, I love watching that scene as RK deserved it for the way he behaved then. Similarly post unwedding, I've bashed and ranted against RK, but under no circumstances have I thought about Rishbala splitting or them getting another partner.

Rishbala are made for each other and they will always be together for me.

👏 Always and forever

Originally posted by: leelaa9

Superb post.👏
I find it appalling that in addition to getting blindsided by someone she considered a platonic friend with a proposal of 'love' that he wanted reciprocated, she was put in the position of feeling her own mistake in having trusted the person's 'friendly' intentions towards her.

I agree- coupled with her own disgust and humiliation the betrayal would have been very hard to bear. It's sad when she actually trusted this guy enough to explain her actions to him - wedding day remember?