Originally posted by: Sakurablossom
Courts DO NOT work on perceptions and beliefs and stereotypes. There are objective methods, involvement of psychologist and children welfare people to evaluate the relationship between each parent and child. And always, no matter what, child is the one whose well being is under focus, never mother or father.
There are many verdicts given by high court and supreme court which mentions that interaction between child and parent matter more rather than parent as an individual. That is, Neil might have a heart of gold and a great personality, while Isha might be manipulative b*tch, but what matters more in this custody case is - who is a better caregiver? The fact that Neil hasn't been involved in kia life at all- kia doesn't recognise him, is a huge disadvantage. In real life, it will take a miracle for him to win physical custody of kia.
Last bold part: you are confusing allegations with verdict. Allegations do not as such affect visiting rights. I am here assuming that Isha filed a case of domestic violence ( because writers didn't specify that). In such cases, while Neil wouldn't get physical custody, he would still have visitation rights.
And if at all the allegations were proven and court found that Neil's behavior was actually violent enough to deny him even visitation rights,then it's actually pretty serious and shouldn't be downplayed just because accused is our hero.
And Isha's demands for divorce- alimony and property rights- total malarkey. Even a Google search will tell you that alimony and division of properties doesn't work that way. There were lawyers sitting there and they were silent- WTH. drama ke liye kuch bhi dikhayenge?
So far we have only heard what characters have said so from legal POV everything is vague. Did Isha actually filed a criminal case against Neil? What are the nature of charges? Did court actually deny visitation charges or Isha is illegally not allowing Neil to meet kia?
Also so far potrayal of Isha is very flat. She is a bad woman who is mean towards neil- that's it. No other aspects of her personality are shown,even her scenes with kia always have Neil's presence. We have never seen how Isha and kia interact when no one is around. I can't help but notice that this is very much black and white potrayal like we see in ekta serials.
It is lousy writing to be honest and reminds me of Hanuman accused of imarti's murder. That track was so hyped up, we were speculating that it was a mystery on par with story like Rebecca and then when they revealed the secret, that logic made no sense at all. It was all for drama.
Previously writers have been on point regarding divorce procedure and procedure for removing surname. But now we have this over the top drama with little link to realism so far. If they're indeed interested in showing a legal problem, then better do some basic research. A little realism doesn't hurt.
I find both Isha and this storyline a bit unrealistic and exaggerated to create drama (and after doing such a good job with the abuse storyline, it’s looking a little stupid). Isha coming onto Neil was a bit cringe.
And you’re right a bit of research would have gone a long way to add to the realism, especially when it’s a show that has always shown a bit of realism. They could definitely have created drama in another way, without the over the top divorce/custody.
I didn’t even get how Isha was speaking to Neil at the restaurant. Yes some women use the kid as a weapon, but it’s usually done when the kid is not around. Here right in front of the kid she’s appears to manipulate the two of them? It was a little bit weird