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Posted: 13 years ago
#41

Originally posted by: jdronamraju



Kools, I do agree on quite a bit of what you said about parents having only so much control on what the kids do. This holds true if the parents tried to drill some sense into the child, and if she/he does not agree, they may not be able to do anything. But, that does not hold true in this case.

In the case of Ovi, I have not seen anything from the parents, telling her what she did was absolutely wrong. Other than mild reprimands from Manav and Archana, which did not even touch her, they just let her go the merry way. Manav is as controlled by Ovi, as he is by his mother. He should be the one who should have made her realize what she did. It may or may not have affected what has already happened. He just seems so helpless when she goes off into her "poor me" phase. he just looks on and keeps saying "yeh galath hai beta.." and all she has to say is "apko pathaa hai naa baba mujhe kitna arjun chaahiye" and he let her do what she wants. What kind of parenting is that? there is no tough love anywhere? no wonder, she has turned out the way she is.. he is a weak dad, just as he is/was a weak husband even though he is a gem of a man.

In this regard, we cannot expect much from Archana.There was no closeness between them back then, I mean at the time of this wedding, so she could not have influenced her in anyway. And now, Archana does not want to rock her boat of happiness too much either for her bond with her daughters is still not strong enough.

As far as Purvi is concerned, there was never a doubt about her self-respect. The only time she did wrong, was give Arjun away, but she did NOT do it for herself, she did it for her mother. We may not agree to why and how it was done, I definitely dont, but there is a big difference there between her and Ovi.

There are different kinds of love involved in this mess, Obsessive, deewaanapan, and love infused with gratitude.. No guesses needed on whose is what.😊

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Posted: 13 years ago
#42
Originally posted by koolsadhu1000

I believe...

Love is independent of sex, relation ,or age just as God or the supreme energy is independent of sex , attributes or a body .

In this sense ...love is too magnificent an emotion to be be controlled by the physical form or relation to a person . One can love a mother , father , brother , lover , God or anyone as the flow is natural . Since love has nothing to do with physical form but is a state of mind ...it cannot be said that the love for a woman is different from the love for a man .

Love is a very sattvic emotion .

When one loves one feels like sacrificing for the one you love . One does not sacrifice the loved one .

One wants to see the one you love happy and cannot bear unhappiness on his or her face .
What about Ovi? She obviously can not only bear to see pain on Arjun's face but can ignore it or be oblivious about it.
I saw these aspects in Arjun's love for Purvi . I did not see any of these aspects in Purvi's love for Arjun .

I saw these aspects in her love for her mother . She could not bear her unhappiness . She sacrificed Arjun for her ...her personal happiness for her .

She used a man who was in love with her to secure happiness for her mother .

She constantly thought of her future even at the peak of her happiness .

This is love . Purvi loved the woman who adopted her deeply with a profound sense of gratitude .

Who is deluded that its a 'love story' ?😆😆 Arjun Purvi or Ovi ? Perception for you .


Purvi's capacity for 'doing for a man' was amply demonstrated . I am afraid she will never be truly able to give her 100% to any man but she will give her all to her mother just the way Archana lived only asSulochana's beti .

For me the thought counts too ...very much infact . Touching a man directly only does not amount to an extra marital affair. Caressing him or embracing him mentally is immoral in my opinion . I can understand the pain of breaking up ...i cannot understand the continuance of the love mentally with such caresses , kisses and embraces . Weep all you want for breaking up but don't even think of him that way once he is married . It is nothing but your moral degradation ...showly but surely .
I totally disagree, the man was to have been her husband. I will never be convinced that she is immoral in caressing the picture of a man who was to have been hers, body, mind and soul. When ready to give Ovi and Archana time to deal, why be so stingy with Purvi in giving her time to deal with her angst? A few rites of marriage may have made Arjun legally Ovi's husband but he is Purvi's and always will be. You can touch, caress a person's face with no lust involved, just as a mother/sister touch their loved ones, to judge her touch as lust is wrong.
To me Ovi's obsession for Purvi's fiance seemed like lust, immoral. Hankering after another's fiance so much as to buy him out, barter him finally that is immoral.

But then my thoughts are a dinosaur's thoughts as i said in my thread . One really should not give them a second thought nowdays . I cannot think of anyway but this way ...such is my mental make up . Ignore me guys ,😆😆
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Kool, would love to ignore you.😆 See @ red. But will ask your dinosaur's thoughts to dwell on this, do you really honestly think Ovi was right in what she did? Please give no thought to the fact that she is an ARMAN kid but objectively speaking if your child did this, would you be okay? I would not, even if the other girl involved was not my daughter, I would be flabbergasted by my daughter (Ovi's)'s atrocious, selfish behavior and based on that alone would tell her to free the man. My response to Kalapi about making the marriage work would fly out the window, that response was based on only if she had no hand in the treachery. I am talking in a real life scenario if it were in fact my own daughter.
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Posted: 13 years ago
#43

Originally posted by: soapwatcher1

Kool, would love to ignore you.😆 See @ red. But will ask your dinosaur's thoughts to dwell on this, do you really honestly think Ovi was right in what she did? Please give no thought to the fact that she is an ARMAN kid but objectively speaking if your child did this, would you be okay? I would not, even if the other girl involved was not my daughter, I would be flabbergasted by my daughter (Ovi's)'s atrocious, selfish behavior and based on that alone would tell her to free the man. My response to Kalapi about making the marriage work would fly out the window, that response was based on only if she had no hand in the treachery. I am talking in a real life scenario if it were in fact my own daughter.



Jhanvi, @red 👏.. Well said..how many days has it been since this has happened.. Even in PR times, a couple of days.. When a ONE-SIDED love can apparently never be forgotten, how can a RECIPROCATED love, whatever be the circumstances, be forgotten so easily. How is lovingly caressing a picture of a person that you had loved with all your heart become immoral?

One wants to see the one you love happy and cannot bear unhappiness on his or her face
You are right, Kools...Yes, it holds true for Arjun in everyway.. But, does it hold true for OVI?

As I have said in my previous post, Ovi is oblivious to Arjun's feelings, pain, unhappiness in every way..If she really cannot bear unhappiness on his face, she should have thought twice before asking for him. Has she not seen the happiness on his face when he was with Purvi? She saw it with her own eyes, on the dahi hundi day. Did he look delirious with joy at the reception? She is able to bear him unhappiness with great aplomb, though ...😊
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Posted: 13 years ago
#44

Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000

I believe...


Love is independent of sex, relation ,or age just as God or the supreme energy is independent of sex , attributes or a body .

In this sense ...love is too magnificent an emotion to be be controlled by the physical form or relation to a person . One can love a mother , father , brother , lover , God or anyone as the flow is natural . Since love has nothing to do with physical form but is a state of mind ...it cannot be said that the love for a woman is different from the love for a man .

Love is a very sattvic emotion .

When one loves one feels like sacrificing for the one you love . One does not sacrifice the loved one .

One wants to see the one you love happy and cannot bear unhappiness on his or her face .

I saw these aspects in Arjun's love for Purvi . I did not see any of these aspects in Purvi's love for Arjun .
Thats true... we saw this from Arjun every step... we hardly saw it from Purvi (but it was there)... but ... we NEVER saw it from Ovi. Soo... whats to say about that... Ovi cannot be the one for Arjun either, for she does not understand Arjun and what he feels or needs. She does put him above everyone EXCEPT herself... and for that... she cannot see beyond herself right now to see Arjun, his pain and his loneliness. She did not think of HIM either... she only thought of HER.

I saw these aspects in her love for her mother . She could not bear her unhappiness . She sacrificed Arjun for her ...her personal happiness for her .

She used a man who was in love with her to secure happiness for her mother .

She constantly thought of her future even at the peak of her happiness .

This is love . Purvi loved the woman who adopted her deeply with a profound sense of gratitude .

Who is deluded that its a 'love story' ?😆😆 Arjun Purvi or Ovi ? Perception for you .


Purvi's capacity for 'doing for a man' was amply demonstrated . I am afraid she will never be truly able to give her 100% to any man but she will give her all to her mother just the way Archana lived only asSulochana's beti .

For me the thought counts too ...very much infact . Touching a man directly only does not amount to an extra marital affair. Caressing him or embracing him mentally is immoral in my opinion . I can understand the pain of breaking up ...i cannot understand the continuance of the love mentally with such caresses , kisses and embraces . Weep all you want for breaking up but don't even think of him that way once he is married . It is nothing but your moral degradation ...showly but surely .
I said this once before... and I will repeat it here - If Ovi's obsession and "love" for Arjun is difficult for her to get over in the last 2/3 months after the split, and her behaviour is pardonable and given "time" for acceptance. Then why isnt the same benefit given to Arjun and Purvi?... it has only been 2 days maximum since the wedding... not 2 months. At the end of the day love is love, if that love lasted for 5 years or 5 months, it is still love. As they say - quality not quantity! So... I cannot understand how Purvi can just press OFF on her control and love and not LOOK at Arjun that way. I do not see it as "Moral degradation" ... I see it as expressing that love, pain and remorse you feel. She is NOT actually running after Arjun. If u can call that moral degradation of the person in question, the other party - Ovi - who went out of her way to find Arjun, offer money to Purvi, take a deal agreement to her mother and then to Purvi, DO NOT listen to her father or twin sister, ignores everyone and only acts for herself... then that is moral degradation... SURELY - NOT Slowly.
But then my thoughts are a dinosaur's thoughts as i said in my thread . One really should not give them a second thought nowdays . I cannot think of anyway but this way ...such is my mental make up . Ignore me guys ,😆😆

Very valid points and arguments raised Kools. Sorry, but cant ignore you for this one... My points in Black. 😊
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Posted: 13 years ago
#45
Fantastic posts! I love the passion here! Jyothi, Janhvi, Kools, Archana especially - great work ladies!

I agree with the notion that you sacrifice for the loved one and not actually sacrificing the loved one but the reality is that sometimes the ones we hurt the most are the ones we are trying to protect the fiercest.

Everyone keeps saying all's fair in love and war. In this case, the love Purvi was fighting for was the love her mother had been deprived/cheated/let go of (insert choice option)... even if she had to make the biggest sacrifice of her own life.

Such steadfastness and spartan-like devotion would be commended by the most stalwart of generals. War is war after all - with many casualties - including your own. In fact, wouldn't you agree that Ovi did the same thing for herself as the opposite of this coin?

Even though Purvi may not have left her house or gotten shot she does love Arjun unequivocally... I see that as the axiom. 😉

Yes, she didn't wheedle him as Ovi did with her. She was blunt and upfront about her wishes - seeing them in her immature, irrational thinking as the 'only' way to secure her mother's happiness.

Sure, we've talked about her sacrificing Arjun's love (he could have refused to marry - that's entirely another post 😆) but it keeps getting glossed over that she also sacrificed her own future, her own best friend and her own love in this whole nasty, little purchase.

With a heavy heart Purvi has condemned Arjun to a guilded, bedazzled bird cage yet she knows he will be well fatted, watered and his interests cared for (as she has been led to believe). She has made her peace with this too.

I disagree with the last part though. Purvi is not having salacious thoughts after a married man. She has already told him that she wants him to accept his wife and not come to meet her. She's already told him that it's not right for him to come meet her as he's now married. She is pushing him away.

Her touching his picture, kissing it, crying over it and putting herself through this pain has nothing to do with clinging to his memory and falling more in love with him but just the opposite, in my humble opinion.

It's a catharsis for her. She is trying to deal with everything that has happened in the past couple days in PR land ad failing miserably to control her pain. In order to get to it, you first have to get through it. She will pull herself together though, have no fear, she is nothing if but the epitome of sanskari. 😆

Purvi too, like Arjun and Ovi, has been forevermore changed by this one decision and it remains to be seen if ego supersedes the heart.

As you say, and I agree , love is a very sattvic emotion and it's all about perspective.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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I never said she is right . I always said that personally i feel that no man deserves this importance .

But I see this as a story [ always have ] and I also see how others have behaved .

While you guys find it acceptable or understandable I do not . In fact absolutely not . They crossed bounds long back ...even the elders like Sulochana or Archana and yes even Purvi or Arjun who gave a 3 month old crush the name of eternal love . Each character has his or her viewpoint and I object to the kid's feelings being cited as 'obsession'when I have been watching PR since 3 yrs and i have seen many obsession examples ...all given by the lead pair .😆😆

If Ovi were my daughter ...I would tell her frankly no man is worth it . If she persisted I would leave her to her fate as life has taught me that youth does not listen and experience is the best teacher .

I would have never accepted a damad both my daughters loved . Accepting him means hurting either of my daughters and both are my kids . As an elder I would never have bought the eternal love story simply because i don;t believe in the eternal aspect of love that these youngsters see . I believe that the 'love' they feel is eternal is actually very hormonal , transitory and dies out as quickly as it got inflamed .[ No offense dears , Just stating my opinion.]

I have maintained since the beginning that Archana should have stayed out after giving a strict warning . Now its too late .

About Purvi having the right to caress Arjun's photo even after he is married bcoz a few rites of marraige may have made him Ovi's husband but in reality he belongs only and only to Purvi ...😆😆

Sorry dear but lets agree to disagree on this . Those few rites of marraige are very important to this dinosaur dear . Marraige happens before God for a reason . I firmly belive that one has to honour it . Theres no question of judging Purvi's 'love' as 'lust . Archana stood outside Manav's canteen with a dibba of sheera after her divorce to him when he was engaged toShravani till tongues started wagging although i have no doubt her heart was full of innocent spiritual love .

Here he is married . Cry at the break up but don't even touch him mentally is what i would advocate . Granted it is not lust ...still don;t touch him now ...for the bounds have to be observed . He is your sister's husband now ..with your own wish . Sighing over him in such a way does not behove you . These are puritanical thoughts but thats the way it is for me . One can use any amount of fancy words to justify this breaking of bounds but sorry i don't approve of it .You should have thought of it before you gave him up like a chocolate . [ here i mean Purvi.]

Neither do i believe in the eternity of love as young people comprehend it , neither do i believe that Arjun only and only belongs to Purvi , neither do i believe that marraige is a play that can be restarted iff you do not like it .

I only see facts and i see that Arjun Ovi are married now and what Kalapi says makes sense to me ...now what ?








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Posted: 13 years ago
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Guys/Gals...
Please spend just 10 minutes and vote for Rithvik and then continue this..the Voting is open for USA folks.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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ok dear , i will . Good night ladies . Btw iwatched jdj today only to watch Prince Arjun's dance and i must say he dances very well .
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000

ok dear , i will . Good night ladies . Btw iwatched jdj today only to watch Prince Arjun's dance and i must say he dances very well .



Thanks, Kools !! Please do vote for Prince Arjun, though !! Yes, he dances very well and does deserve to atleast go to the finals, compared to Bharathi and gurmeet... Atleast, we can give him a chance...

Good Night !!. A lively night it has been 😊...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000

I never said she is right . I always said that personally i feel that no man deserves this importance .


But I see this as a story [ always have ] and I also see how others have behaved .

While you guys find it acceptable or understandable I do not . In fact absolutely not . They crossed bounds long back ...even the elders like Sulochana or Archana and yes even Purvi or Arjun who gave a 3 month old crush the name of eternal love . Each character has his or her viewpoint and I object to the kid's feelings being cited as 'obsession'when I have been watching PR since 3 yrs and i have seen many obsession examples ...all given by the lead pair .😆😆

If Ovi were my daughter ...I would tell her frankly no man is worth it . If she persisted I would leave her to her fate as life has taught me that youth does not listen and experience is the best teacher .

I would have never accepted a damad both my daughters loved . Accepting him means hurting either of my daughters and both are my kids . As an elder I would never have bought the eternal love story simply because i don;t believe in the eternal aspect of love that these youngsters see . I believe that the 'love' they feel is eternal is actually very hormonal , transitory and dies out as quickly as it got inflamed .[ No offense dears , Just stating my opinion.]

I have maintained since the beginning that Archana should have stayed out after giving a strict warning . Now its too late .

About Purvi having the right to caress Arjun's photo even after he is married bcoz a few rites of marraige may have made him Ovi's husband but in reality he belongs only and only to Purvi ...😆😆

Sorry dear but lets agree to disagree on this . Those few rites of marraige are very important to this dinosaur dear . Marraige happens before God for a reason . I firmly belive that one has to honour it . Theres no question of judging Purvi's 'love' as 'lust . Archana stood outside Manav's canteen with a dibba of sheera after her divorce to him when he was engaged toShravani till tongues started wagging although i have no doubt her heart was full of innocent spiritual love .

Here he is married . Cry at the break up but don't even touch him mentally is what i would advocate . Granted it is not lust ...still don;t touch him now ...for the bounds have to be observed . He is your sister's husband now ..with your own wish . Sighing over him in such a way does not behove you . These are puritanical thoughts but thats the way it is for me . One can use any amount of fancy words to justify this breaking of bounds but sorry i don't approve of it .You should have thought of it before you gave him up like a chocolate . [ here i mean Purvi.]

Neither do i believe in the eternity of love as young people comprehend it , neither do i believe that Arjun only and only belongs to Purvi , neither do i believe that marraige is a play that can be restarted iff you do not like it .

I only see facts and i see that Arjun Ovi are married now and what Kalapi says makes sense to me ...now what ?

Superb post kools 👏...I have been reading everyone's posts...
@ Underlined...What Archana and Sulo allowed Purvi and Arjun's alliance-relationship was wrong to being with...Both daughters should have been told NO abt Arjun...Than Archana and Sulo should have stayed out...
ROot cause of the problem is Arjun fell for supposed to be sister of the woman he was engaged to and he did not tell either about the other...Purvi should have known not to take it further as she had already stopped ...But Sulo encouraged this behavior by calling it true-deep love and than Archana's silly-lame challange was support indirectly...She took a stand to support her daughter Purvi...Which was wrong..
Now Ovi is married and I am with you kools on Marriage vows...Unless there is abuse physical, verbal or substance that marriage is for life..Mutually agreeing to divorce each other is a different thing...
As some thinks Ovi should not have made a deal with Purvi as Arjun-Purvi already were in love, than by the same rule Neither Arjun should have pursued Purvi, Ovi's sister or Purvi should not have accepted Arjun's love either..Morally wrong behavior
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People are forgetting this alliance was wrong to begin with...No sister would accept or fall in love with their sister's ex Fiance...And if both sisters fall for the same guy, than parents would say NO...if the girls want to continue as young ones have mind of their own than parents have to leave them their fate and not get involved..
Not only falling in love with the dude who two timed your sister for you, now caressing his photo with the lust or so called deep love is downright low...Purvi made up her mind in pure conscious to dump Arjun and ask him to marry Ovi...Now why get all emotional? Now he is her sister's husband-Jiju..Moral Boundries should not be crossed...One has to learn to curb their urge...This is why we don't fall in love with our siblings, cousins or relatives..Incuding our best friend's ex BFs 😳
What a mess created by Arjun, and encouraged by Sulo and Archana in support of Purvi...👎🏼
MY POV..
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