it is a shame 2 read some people saying that just because purvi is an adopted child so therefore she does not belong 2 Desmukh family even though she has got manav last name...*Desmukh*...as well like his real daughters.
so just because someone is adopted means some of you people can't wholeheartedly love him/her just like you would to your own flesh and blood?
2 say someone who isn't your flesh and blood, so he or she shouldn't have a say in the family who he or she has gotten the last name as well is just cruel/rude and I'm not saying this becauuse I am a fan of purvi or arvi.
adopted or not she is a part of that family, archana is her mother so she have every right to be there and have her say too.
Darling this is called alternate Point of veiw, thinking outside the box or contrary opinion and one is entitled to one own's opinion.
Absolutely, Purvi is Archu daughter (although, I don't think the Cvs showed her adoption, but let assume that legal adoption took palce), but I can't remember that Manav adopted Purvi as well, at the time of that legal adoption.What I have talking here is reality, in reality adoption is a serious issue where consent of both parents are needed and evaluated...so I fail to understand (and I will be honoured if someone explains) how Poorvi got the Desmukh's surname...as far as I am concern she is a Karanjar, because I am still waiting to see her being adopted legally by Manav for her to Claim the D surname...
of course, a different opinion which is hard to come by in this forum these days...but hey it is good to hear such opinions to make a balance judgment in my veiw...it also help to see all sides of an issue...anyway, Poorvi can of course give all her opinions to the K household'.
And hey where is the shame in reading a different opinion...it is like having 2 rival parties in an election, otherwise wouldn't the politics become a dictatorship (don't we all know how that could be)...and am sure no one would like that specially living in 'free' nations...sure things to ponder for all of us, right...
Edited by Kalapi - 13 years ago