HumanAnsh vs DaavAnsh

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Jasmene

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Posted: 7 years ago

Our human Ansh is so sweet, caring, polite and well-mannered boy who just like to longingly look at piya and feel helpless to do anything whereas, our Daavansh, is one hot mess I mean literally. We all know he's aggressive and whatnot but can we talk about that he turns into one the seven deadly sins, whenever he touches piya, Lust. He just wants her body to be in touch with his'. keep her close and show his possessiveness.

And can we talk about how, Daavansh might say hurtful things to piya, clutches her hand and his touch burns her but...but the boy never lets anyone else harm his piyaa. Only he can be the reason for her happiness, only he can be the reason for her sadness. Won't tolerate anyone else making her cry. 😳

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: Chashmish786
Our human Ansh is so sweet, caring, polite and well-mannered boy who just like to longingly look at piya and feel helpless to do anything whereas, our Daavansh, is one hot mess I mean literally. We all know he's aggressive and whatnot but can we talk about that he turns into one the seven deadly sins, whenever he touches piya, Lust. He just wants her body to be in touch with his'. keep her close and show his possessiveness.
And can we talk about how, Daavansh might say hurtful things to piya, clutches her hand and his touch burns her but...but the boy never lets anyone else harm his piyaa. Only he can be the reason for her happiness, only he can be the reason for her sadness. Won't tolerate anyone else making her cry. 😳

@Bold- That's just the classic indian serial case of romantasising abusive and man-handling male leads towards female leads; the trope where the guy is an ***hole with the girl, uses physical force on her at times, physically harms her, humiliates her, but we are meant to find that romantic because we're meant to see it as the male lead considering it as his sole right to hurt the female lead and nobody else can, which is meant to look romantic to us, but I don't like it whatsoever, so I'm not going to drool over this side of ansh that makes man-handling of a woman appear romantic.

I do agree that ansh as a human is mild-mannered, polite, respectful, down-to-earth and protective of those he loves, and that the daavansh side changes his personality, as clearly his daavansh side is seemingly fueled by anger.

Funny how only with your post title I realised he is a daavansh and is named ansh 😆

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Jasmene

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: sammy17

@Bold- That's just the classic indian serial case of romantasising abusive and man-handling male leads towards female leads; the trope where the guy is an ***hole with the girl, uses physical force on her at times, physically harms her, humiliates her, but we are meant to find that romantic because we're meant to see it as the male lead considering it as his sole right to hurt the female lead and nobody else can, which is meant to look romantic to us, but I don't like it whatsoever, so I'm not going to drool over this side of ansh that makes man-handling of a woman appear romantic.

I do agree that ansh as a human is mild-mannered, polite, respectful, down-to-earth and protective of those he loves, and that the daavansh side changes his personality, as clearly his daavansh side is seemingly fueled by anger.

Funny how only with your post title I realised he is a daavansh and is named ansh 😆

Okay...This post was supposed to be on a "Fictional show" based on "Fictional characters" and their characteristics. I'm a girl, I don't like and won't take anyone treating me or another woman like a doormat that they could walk on, in real life. I agree T.V shows, whether Indian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese or any other country, shows female leads as spineless damsel in distress and male leads as their knight in shining armor who have all the rights to manhandle them, is disturbing but..we as viewers should know how to differentiate between fiction and real life. The problem isn't with one enjoying such scenarios when it's being shown on t.v or in a fictional world but it arises when one's mindset is too weak to not know how to behave like a human and not literally get inspired by such acts.That's just dumb ??? Shows also portray suicide as one's way of freeing themselves from cruel life but in real life, we should know to value life and not blindly follow anything right? So please if you aren't okay with such scenarios or discussions you can simply ignore.

I know you didn't mean to start some ww3 or anything and I don't want to either. I'm a happy happy girl and I want others to be happy as well. Let's not get too serious on a topic that won't cause the change in the world by just us discussing it in here :)

P.s: I noticed the name Ansh in Daavansh a few days ago and I've been mentioning it ever since just so I could be praised for my smartness LOL.😆😆

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Posted: 7 years ago

Actually, the Davansh hasn't been as bad as some other ML's!! Mostly he just tries to get close to her and has saved her numerous times.This is the first time he ever grabbed her like that in the Navratri function.

The other times, the marks left are not because he is trying to hurt her but because he is quite powerful and I believe it has to do with the Daivik!!

This is my theory, not sure what other's think.

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I really don't support the man-handling of the FL!! I agree, it shouldn't be shown on ITV. American TV, the FL would have kicked him in the nuts!!