Can't describe it... Ajao saray! - Page 12

Originally posted by: LoveInAutumn26

I am sorry to hear that. Hope you are doing ok now.

No, I have not been operated so yes, I might not understand it as well you do. I am talking merely as a viewer of this show. I understand Imarti was scared... but I feel it could have been handled a lot better. Firstly, they didn’t even tell us what stage the tumor was in. Maybe they could have done thorough research and seen a specialist, and if all had fail, then I would understand why she was scared to go through the operation. For me, I couldn’t connect to it. Maybe I also felt that way because of what Imari’s father accuses of HS.

I am sorry if I sounded rude, and I guess I see your point too but I won't lie... equating bravery with the willingness to get an operation done did offend me.

But I do see your point of culpable homicide... but I'll still wait this week before getting disappointed 😊

Originally posted by: annx

I am sorry if I sound rude but have you ever been operated? I have. 12 so far. And still, whenever I have to undergo an operation, it freaks me out like anything. I make 101 million excuses only to avoid the operation. No matter how strong, how fearless you are, an operation is another story altogether. So you might not find it realistic, I do. I understand the fear, the unwillingness and trying out all methods possible only to not be operated.

So no, this track was not handled poorly... at least as far as Imarti's death is concerned.

The disappointment is because we all were expecting a huge dramatic reason and it turned out to be so simple. :) Strange isn't it. When we expect something simpler, the CVs get dramatic, and when CVs get simpler, it disappoints us...

Completely agree. This track justified everything they've said till now with zero loopholes. I'm not one bit disappointed.

I feel it fits all Bills. Maybe as audience, we were expecting more drama but that's what PB has been all about - keep it simple.

And I loved this death handling though, except that the case didn't make sense. But now when I see Sardar Singh, I can get him. And I'm not surprised, though it could've been better but it's not too bad.

Originally posted by: Mishti_Dahi

Completely agree. This track justified everything they've said till now with zero loopholes. I'm not one bit disappointed.

I feel it fits all Bills. Maybe as audience, we were expecting more drama but that's what PB has been all about - keep it simple.

And I loved this death handling though, except that the case didn't make sense. But now when I see Sardar Singh, I can get him. And I'm not surprised, though it could've been better but it's not too bad.

And you know Hanuman's 'mare prem ne Imarti k pran lae liye' rant makes complete sense. As lala said, Hanuman was killing himself (metaphorically) over Imarti's health and she agreed for the operation only for Hanuman's sake. So I am sure the guilt of what if and kash exists. Kash operation na hota... what if she had not agreed for the operation, she might be alive... it plays out perfectly!

As far as the case is concerned, I don't know... I think the story is still incomplete... we're maybe reaching to conclusions sooner than we should... I am hoping for a conversation from the father in law's side... even if it is a monologue... we will hopefully get his perspective... why he thinks Hanuman is at fault... although if you look at it... maybe the kash is playing its role here too. Maybe, and this is just a hypothesis, that Sardar Singh feels Hanuman should not have insisted on the operation that took away Imarti's life... Maybe he feels that had the stick to prayers and 'desi' treatment, Imarti might have been cured... Hence the lower courts acquitted Hanuman.

I am not sure how the law works, but what little I know is that an appeal can always be admitted to higher courts after a judgment. Sardar Singh was not satisfied, he admitted the appeal and the court decided to listen to the case... they might have also acquitted the Hanuman but they had to listen to the petitioner... or might order an investigation... depending on how lawyers play it out...

As for the culpable homicide... it makes sense... murder without an intent... operation that caused the death... Imarti who unwillingly agreed for Hanuman's sake... it fits in perfectly if think a little basic and simple...

Originally posted by: annx

And you know Hanuman's 'mare prem ne Imarti k pran lae liye' rant makes complete sense. As lala said, Hanuman was killing himself (metamophically) over Imarti's health and she agreed for the operation only for Hanuman's sake. So I am sure the guilt of what if and kash exists. Kash operation na hota... what if she had not agreed for the operation, she might be alive... it plays out perfectly!

Exactly! His moh for Imarti forced him to take that step, rather than let her die naturally.

She agreed only for his sake. And he in turn, was trying to steal a little more time for Imarti, from destiny. Everything makes perfect sense.

It was a loss and loss situation for Hanuman. But he did what he felt was right and he lost her.

Maybe Sardar Singh hasn't yet accepted that Imarti died in an operation. Isiliye this eccentric bawalapann.