Originally posted by: lovely_lady
Yo Kabir in the bus with Nisha was straight up harrassment from my side. I was totally on Nisha's side. Kabir was ridiculously rude and OTT in the initial days. But later he started getting better. Although, now that I think on it, I'm not quite sure if he actually got better or I just got used to him? ...That thought is definitely a very unpleasant one.And yeah you have a point. I think I too mentioned how I found his actions in SV to be ridiculous. But like to me, it also signalled a personality trait of his: impulsiveness and not thinking of the consequences. I felt the same trait show up when he agreed to remarry Nisha. His impulsiveness drove a lot of decisions for him I felt.Hospital track was just π€’ I hate even discussing that because it was so stupid and unreasonable. That's why I didn't feel bad when Kabir was in jail or whatever. I felt like he was in there for his own fault. Had he simply double crossed Sumit, he would've never been in there. Even the jail reunion was π€’ It did not make an impact. Do you remember those scenes where Kabir was being beaten up in jail and then he smiles thinking how Nisha would've woken up? Like I found those gross and problematic. He was just sitting in jail waiting to be rescued. He was truly a tv bahu.And regarding determination. See, I never felt like it was determination? I always felt like him wanting to find his brother was an impulsive decision he had made on a whim. He arrived in India with no idea of accommodation and was initially broke. He was literally like, "hey I have three months to kill before LSD, why not try to find my bro? That'll be cool." I never saw determination there. And tbh, LSD confuses me. I HATED how he gave up LSD to be with Nisha. Again, to me, it wasn't some big display of how much he loved Nisha. To me, it was his impulsiveness and stupidity showing through again. He didn't think about consequences or impulsiveness. He was just like "Wait, LSD or Nisha? Hm..I like Nisha better right now so I'll choose her." Literally. In my canon, the two actually do have fights about this. No one would be happy sacrificing their dreams for their significant other. It always ends up turning into resentment in the future. Again, I think Kabir was extremely impulsive (picking up fights with the randomest of people) and lack of idea of about consequences. He thought more about short term than long term (even tho LSD seemed long term).Yeah. VJ-Kabir. Let's just agree to disagree there. I also think it was rude of him to do so. But at the same time, I think both of them had times where they were assholes to each other so whatever.LOL not gonna comment on RajBir.