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sherma

@sherma

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 14 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Dabulls23
TDH gambling with money is better than Lallu Mannu gambling with 2 women's lives....

End of discussion..

Dude has no right crashing someone's anniv party...Sulo was right...

Mannu look at your sorry A** in mirror what u have done to Archu...She would not be in this situation if u had not Divorced her to begin with...and than forcing her to marry TDH...Payback is a B...

Mannu needs to realize he has no right to speak on this topic...

First break off your engagement and deal with hurting Shrav who u strung along for more than 2 yrs...What a loser or moral count...

I dont condone gambling, torturing spouse or anyone but I have issue bad people judging others thinking they are better...How...Enlighten moi...😔

i totally agree.

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SaNiCo

@pageant101

Voyager

Posted: 14 years ago

#22

All their hardships and struggles they both brought them upon themselves..so why complaint now?

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Mandy

@mandy0310

Alumni

+ 8

Posted: 14 years ago

#23

There is a difference between what is happening between Manav and Shravani compared to Jaywant and Archana. Manav is the one who took it upon himself to promise marriage to Shravani despite being married to Archana. That was his decision. Where Archana is concerned this was a marriage she was forced into, first it was so Manav could stop being a coward and marry Shravani, then it was because her father begged her not to break relations with Jaywant.

Archana deserves a chance at happiness but she won't get that with Jaywant. Jaywant is set on ruining Archana, she doesn't need that in her life again nor do her parents. Her parents deserve to know who they are marrying their daughter off to. I know right now Manav has no proof to support him but I hope he finds that proof soon because Jaywant has blinded everyone with his good act.

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SaffyFlower

@SaffyFlower

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#24

If a thief catches a robber robbing a bank,wat shud he do? Call the cops? Or not?

If the thief is miffed with the robber for not getting a share in the booty,and hence calling cops in vengeance - bad intentions all da way

Here,Manav is not gettin any benefit for himself by breaking up ArJay - so I think tis ok that he is trying to alert the Ks,hez attempting a gud deed.He being gud or not,does not negate the gud deed na.And Jay being a gambler,dunno wat other vices tag along with the gambling habit,hence he has conjured up a fearful picture of Jay.

But Manav is mentally not prepared for a confrontation with Ks and Jay,so he started the battle on wrong footing - how far he is willing to go for this confrontation and how well is the question.Right now,hez not thinking of archu for himself either.With every step there will be more ghosts rising,and he has to face them all - including shravni and savita.Cannot say wat himmat hez gonna have for anything on their front.I think Jay wud try to physically harm Manav now

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-SD-

@-SD-

Voyager

Posted: 14 years ago

#25

@ all ArMan haters (esp manav haters.),

its true that both archana and manav have done many idiotic things. they should suffer for that. but how come jaywant is a good man afterall? why should archu marry that *********?

hate manav. that's okay. but archu keliye aage badhna (going ahead with life) does not mean she should marry a beast like jaywant.

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Sanu4u

@Sanu4u

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: bhavni88
hi,..it bcoz manav finds out that jay owes money due to his gambling...and the gunda bhai calls jay....??..cant remember but it was bad...

then jay says that he will repay the loan coz after marriage he will benefit..etc..

so manav knows that jay is only marrying for money...and to get into the 'family' business..

infact manav is not only saving archana but also dharmesh and satish..

jaiwant- Mindblowing buisinessman...

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