Save yourself Dr. Onir - Page 2

Created

Last reply

Replies

33

Views

7k

Users

20

Likes

139

Frequent Posters

wensue thumbnail
13th Anniversary Thumbnail Navigator Thumbnail
Posted: 12 years ago
#11

Originally posted by: princessjojo


Save yourself and brace for impact in a few months time. Your mishti is going to leave you high and dry for her "true love" Arjun. No matter how many apples you feed her, now matter what you do for her and her baby, Master Purvi (let me borrow Tanyaz' title for her here) will leave you with a 'sorry, I don't love you but you are the bestest friend I've ever had and I can never repay you' adorned with few seconds of tears. Her hesitation today, when you alluded to the future when she would know you better, is a sign of times to come. There is no future with Purvi, my friend. She does exactly what she pleases- ironically, in her quest for altruism, she can be amazingly selfish. Brace your heart and bhaago lest you want to suffer a major heartbreak. Do not fall for her innocent charms, her selfless ways, her refreshing chai, her pouting, her portrayal of what a good wife is like and her nakhre. Run for your life and heart, good man. And pray hard for yourself this time of the year. I (we?) won't be able to see Arjun-part- 2 especially since you have not even come close to committing the follies Arjun had committed earlier in his stay in India-you have nothing to pay back, no karma to meet and no lesson to learn like Arjun did- and even he learned more lessons than he deserved to. Please, run away.


Hahahah, truer words were never spoken. She has a track record.
_OrChiD_ thumbnail
13th Anniversary Thumbnail Trailblazer Thumbnail + 4
Posted: 12 years ago
#12
nice post , save onir your life from purvi . but purvi dont leave Onir .
namitagloryz thumbnail
13th Anniversary Thumbnail Navigator Thumbnail
Posted: 12 years ago
#13
Please, please Purvi don't take Dear Onir for a ride ok
princessjojo thumbnail
20th Anniversary Thumbnail Visit Streak 180 Thumbnail + 6
Posted: 12 years ago
#14
I forgot to congratulate the inspector on making a narrow escape. Congrats on patli-gali-ing it sir!
pavrish thumbnail
Posted: 12 years ago
#15
what an amazing post! enjoyed every bit of it - packed with humor and wit... loved reading every bit...

may be he(onir) turns outta be Jacob of Twilight who is ruined by our desi bella (purvi) for her true love edward (arjun) 😆
sashashyam thumbnail
13th Anniversary Thumbnail Sparkler Thumbnail + 3
Posted: 12 years ago
#16
This is even funnier than your main post!👏

Shyamala B.Cowsik

Originally posted by: princessjojo

I forgot to congratulate the inspector on making a narrow escape. Congrats on patli-gali-ing it sir!

sashashyam thumbnail
13th Anniversary Thumbnail Sparkler Thumbnail + 3
Posted: 12 years ago
#17
Dear Jonelle,

I am not going into the rest of this post, as I am in any case terminally confused by the physical and emotional about turns in PR from one day to another, and my brain is beginning to feel like scrambled eggs.

But as for @red, I am afraid you are disregarding the facts of chawl life, and the general attitude towards single mothers, especially in the lower middle class to which the Ks, and Purvi, belong.

If Purvi had continued to stay on it Mumbai, in either the D chawl or the K chawl, and had been soon revealed to all as an unwed mother (no matter whose the baby is, but I suppose there would have been no question of it then), there would have been no question of her causing 'havoc in Ovi's life". She would have been too busy coping with the storm of abuse and contempt that would have burst over her head, and she would not have been able to set foot out of their residence without a stream of vicious remarks following her.

As for Arjun, if he had then decided to abandon Ovi and go with Purvi, that would have effectively cut both off from both the Ds and the Ks, and how would our Purvi have coped with that banishment from her beloved twin parivaars? She might as well have married Arjun as originally planned. She would never let him leave Ovi and that would leave her with no option but to run away, this time post-scandal, that is all.

Lastly, while it does not seem to bother many in this forum that Purvi is going to have a child out of wedlock (if in fact that is true, and I am NOT at all sure of that as yet, not to speak of hoping against hope that it is not true), it does matter to me. I defended her against all comers when such rumours about her surfaced months ago, and I would feel an awful fool now.

Plus, I might be an old dinosaur in such matters, but this will about finish her character off in my estimation. It is unbelievable for a girl who was always parroting lines about her middle class sanskaars to end up like this. And she should thank her lucky stars that she ended up with Dr. Onir; things could have been much tougher and nastier for her as a single mother in Kolkata as well.

The only person to be pitied in all this is Arjun. Purvi has not only dumped him, she has condemned him to life imprisonment, but only because he was fool enough to let her do so.

As I wrote elsewhere, Ovi is a tiresome nag, and the more Arjun bends to accommodate her nagging, the worse she gets. He should have continued to treat her as standoffishly as he does in the beginning, and she would have been just fine. But then he had to obey the wishes of his puppet master Purvi, and so here he is, a slave to both women, one absent, and the other, unfortunately, always present.

Any normal husband would never have stood for the constant Who is Afraid of Virginia Woolf kind of stunts Ovi keeps pulling. He never promised to love her when he married her, and she knew that perfectly well. So why should he have any pyaar for her now?

She wanted him at any cost then. Now that she has him, she is busy making life miserable for him every which way she can. If she did not want a baby, surely there are any number of ways of not having one these days. Why did she not adopt one of them, instead of plaguing her unfortunate husband every waking moment?

Nothing he does meet with her approval, and she has a tongue like a well stropped razor, that girl. She needs to be walloped good and proper, with a pair of extra stout slippers! 😉And if I had been her husband, I would have used a hatchet and buried her, Agatha Christie fashion, in the cellar!😉

I am sorry if I sound too harsh, but I simply cannot understand the casual way in which Purvi's supposed baby-on-the-way-courtesy-Arjun is being handled by some, nor can I understand the unstated assumption by some that the two of them, having created this mess of their own free will, should now revert to status quo ante, and all the others concerned, especially Dr. Onir, be damned!

I do NOT believe, as some here seem to, that it is a pretend marriage between Purvi and Dr.Onir. Why on earth would he agree to any such thing? It is not comprehensible at all. So, taking it that she is married to him, the best thing would be for her to stick to that and make the best of it. Her husband deserves no less. I do not have the extent of familiarity with the mindset of the CVs of such serials as some of you do, but I somehow cannot believe that he is anything but what he seems to be.


Shyamala B.Cowsik

Originally posted by: jonelle

No one know's if Dr Onir is as good as he looks only time will tell if he is another Psycho like Ovi

As for Purvi why is it a problem if she love's Arjun and not Onir is it a crime for a woman to be with a man she loves😕 At least she is not trying to kill her self and harm her unborn child for love she is happy with where she is and what she have unlike a certain person who have everything and is still not happy even the baby in her womb is not spared.

Purvi is a good woman and if she wanted she could have stayed in Mumbai and caused havoc in Ovi's life but she chooses not to and left and still she is being blamed for that CC earth quake of a marriage. And as we can see its Ovi who will go to kalkota to ruin everyone's life Purvi is not interfering with anyone.If Ovi's actions are always justifiable then why cant Purvi's actions be justifiable?

sashashyam thumbnail
13th Anniversary Thumbnail Sparkler Thumbnail + 3
Posted: 12 years ago
#18
Lovely stuff, with a gentle tone masking the sharp bite of the satire.

This said, I do hope that Purvi grows fond of Dr. Onir and stays put with him, a la Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, no matter whose her baby is.

If that is not to be, I agree with you that he should bolt while the going is good. Purvi may be a good person, but as you note, her altruism is remarkably selfish, and in any case the road to hell was always paved with good intentions. That is precisely where Arjun is now, thanks to her. I too could not stand the idea of Onir becoming Arjun II.

As I wrote to jonelle above, I simply cannot understand those in this forum who seem quite comfortable with the idea not only of Purvi having had a pre-marital fling with Arjun (what of all the middle class sanskaars she was so fond of citing, which did not even allow her to fall in love?) , but of Purvi and Arjun, after having created this mess of their own free will, now reverting to status quo ante, and all the others concerned, especially Dr. Onir, be damned!


Shyamala B.Cowsik

Originally posted by: princessjojo


Save yourself and brace for impact in a few months time. Your mishti is going to leave you high and dry for her "true love" Arjun. No matter how many apples you feed her, now matter what you do for her and her baby, Master Purvi (let me borrow Tanyaz' title for her here) will leave you with a 'sorry, I don't love you but you are the bestest friend I've ever had and I can never repay you' adorned with few seconds of tears. Her hesitation today, when you alluded to the future when she would know you better, is a sign of times to come.

There is no future with Purvi, my friend. She does exactly what she pleases- ironically, in her quest for altruism, she can be amazingly selfish. Brace your heart and bhaago lest you want to suffer a major heartbreak. Do not fall for her innocent charms, her selfless ways, her refreshing chai, her pouting, her portrayal of what a good wife is like and her nakhre. Run for your life and heart, good man.

And pray hard for yourself this time of the year. I (we?) won't be able to see Arjun-part- 2 especially since you have not even come close to committing the follies Arjun had committed earlier in his stay in India-you have nothing to pay back, no karma to meet and no lesson to learn like Arjun did- and even he learned more lessons than he deserved to. Please, run away.


JShiv thumbnail
13th Anniversary Thumbnail Dazzler Thumbnail
Posted: 12 years ago
#19

Originally posted by: sashashyam

Dear Jonelle,

I am not going into the rest of this post, as I am in any case terminally confused by the physical and emotional about turns in PR from one day to another, and my brain is beginning to feel like scrambled eggs.

But as for @red, I am afraid you are disregarding the facts of chawl life, and the general attitude towards single mothers, especially in the lower middle class to which the Ks, and Purvi, belong.

If Purvi had continued to stay on it Mumbai, in either the D chawl or the K chawl, and had been soon revealed to all as an unwed mother (no matter whose the baby is, but I suppose there would have been no question of it then), there would have been no question of her causing 'havoc in Ovi's life". She would have been too busy coping with the storm of abuse and contempt that would have burst over her head, and she would not have been able to set foot out of their residence without a stream of vicious remarks following her.

As for Arjun, if he had then decided to abandon Ovi and go with Purvi, that would have effectively cut both off from both the Ds and the Ks, and how would our Purvi have coped with that banishment from her beloved twin parivaars? She might as well have married Arjun as originally planned. She would never let him leave Ovi and that would leave her with no option but to run away, this time post-scandal, that is all.

Lastly, while it does not seem to bother many in this forum that Purvi is going to have a child out of wedlock (if in fact that is true, and I am NOT at all sure of that as yet, not to speak of hoping against hope that it is not true), it does matter to me. I defended her against all comers when such rumours about her surfaced months ago, and I would feel an awful fool now.

Plus, I might be an old dinosaur in such matters, but this will about finish her character off in my estimation. It is unbelievable for a girl who was always parroting lines about her middle class sanskaars to end up like this. And she should thank her lucky stars that she ended up with Dr. Onir; things could have been much tougher and nastier for her as a single mother in Kolkata as well.

The only person to be pitied in all this is Arjun. Purvi has not only dumped him, she has condemned him to life imprisonment, but only because he was fool enough to let her do so.

As I wrote elsewhere, Ovi is a tiresome nag, and the more Arjun bends to accommodate her nagging, the worse she gets. He should have continued to treat her as standoffishly as he does in the beginning, and she would have been just fine. But then he had to obey the wishes of his puppet master Purvi, and so here he is, a slave to both women, one absent, and the other, unfortunately, always present.

Any normal husband would never have stood for the constant Who is Afraid of Virginia Woolf kind of stunts Ovi keeps pulling. He never promised to love her when he married her, and she knew that perfectly well. So why should he have any pyaar for her now?

She wanted him at any cost then. Now that she has him, she is busy making life miserable for him every which way she can. If she did not want a baby, surely there are any number of ways of not having one these days. Why did she not adopt one of them, instead of plaguing her unfortunate husband every waking moment?

Nothing he does meet with her approval, and she has a tongue like a well stropped razor, that girl. She needs to be walloped good and proper, with a pair of extra stout slippers! 😉And if I had been her husband, I would have used a hatchet and buried her, Agatha Christie fashion, in the cellar!😉

I am sorry if I sound too harsh, but I simply cannot understand the casual way in which Purvi's supposed baby-on-the-way-courtesy-Arjun is being handled by some, nor can I understand the unstated assumption by some that the two of them, having created this mess of their own free will, should now revert to status quo ante, and all the others concerned, especially Dr. Onir, be damned!

I do NOT believe, as some here seem to, that it is a pretend marriage between Purvi and Dr.Onir. Why on earth would he agree to any such thing? It is not comprehensible at all. So, taking it that she is married to him, the best thing would be for her to stick to that and make the best of it. Her husband deserves no less. I do not have the extent of familiarity with the mindset of the CVs of such serials as some of you do, but I somehow cannot believe that he is anything but what he seems to be.


Shyamala B.Cowsik

Dear Shyamala
I do i agree with you on most of your points
But unfortunately @ bold green many may not seem's to bother about Purvi being pregnant out of wedlock. Well i was and still is against Purvi being pregnant out of wedlock. I'm still wondering how can she give Arjun to Ovi after being intimate with him 😕. But this is Ekta show and anything and everything is possible and the damage is already done. I cant and will not condone Purvi she made a mistake and a terrible mistake too we all make mistakes and then learn from them she is not an angel that she will never do anything wrong human being's tend to make mistakes. But she chose to move away and moved on well i hope so.

@ bold blue. I don't know anything about that and the circumstances surrounding Purvi and Dr Onir marriage so i will not go there.

@bold pink .Well i'm very familiar with Ekta shows and i very well know how disgusting story lines she comes up with but still i get my self involved with them and cant seem's to get out 😆
Ok we all used to think that sanskari Purvi will never do no wrong but it was a slap right in the face so i have no hopes for Dr Onir when Ekta ji decide's his good ways are over and his bad ways must take over i will not be surprised. But i will be really pleased if she leaves him just the way he is poor guy.
zonan thumbnail
15th Anniversary Thumbnail Voyager Thumbnail
Posted: 12 years ago
#20

Originally posted by: princessjojo


Save yourself and brace for impact in a few months time. Your mishti is going to leave you high and dry for her "true love" Arjun. No matter how many apples you feed her, now matter what you do for her and her baby, Master Purvi (let me borrow Tanyaz' title for her here) will leave you with a 'sorry, I don't love you but you are the bestest friend I've ever had and I can never repay you' adorned with few seconds of tears. Her hesitation today, when you alluded to the future when she would know you better, is a sign of times to come. There is no future with Purvi, my friend. She does exactly what she pleases- ironically, in her quest for altruism, she can be amazingly selfish. Brace your heart and bhaago lest you want to suffer a major heartbreak. Do not fall for her innocent charms, her selfless ways, her refreshing chai, her pouting, her portrayal of what a good wife is like and her nakhre. Run for your life and heart, good man. And pray hard for yourself this time of the year. I (we?) won't be able to see Arjun-part- 2 especially since you have not even come close to committing the follies Arjun had committed earlier in his stay in India-you have nothing to pay back, no karma to meet and no lesson to learn like Arjun did- and even he learned more lessons than he deserved to. Please, run away.




Love it.
You are 100% true...and i am 100% correct to agree with your post.
Purvi will do it again...i'm sure.
poor Dr. onir.

Related Topics

Top

Stay Connected with IndiaForums!

Be the first to know about the latest news, updates, and exclusive content.

Add to Home Screen!

Install this web app on your iPhone for the best experience. It's easy, just tap and then "Add to Home Screen".