Now who is selfish?? - Page 2

Originally posted by: Tanyaz

The Karmarkars will come after both the babies , Ankita's and Mansi's .That is the kind of family they are ...

they will use whatever resources they have to get these kids...Naren is just as evil as his mother and brother Raunak but he is mor clever than them ...He too will do whatever he can to snatch the baby back from Ankita ...

The Naren that Ankita loved was a totally different person .he would have died before being so selfish and nasty to anyone ...

This show needs a hero , not a villain ..There should be a proper hero who would come in Ankita's life eventually and keep her and her baby safe from the Karmarkars

kudos to mansi and prashant for walking away from these hypocrites. that is the only good thing today. although i really wish soham and his kids went far away with ankita and live together like a happy family.

Originally posted by: john909

kudos to mansi and prashant for walking away from these hypocrites. that is the only good thing today. although i really wish soham and his kids went far away with ankita and live together like a happy family.

Y wud da karmarkar s be aftr ankita 's baby

Originally posted by: nikki1591

prashant i get. but Mansi, the same Mansi who knew the complete truth and didnt say anything and yet gets mad at others for doing what she did.hypocrite much>

Facts. Not just that - but when all these dramas happened where was prashant? Everyone just stands in the background and gives shocked expressions. Its like all the characters are statues.

Anyways - ankita is a big girl. She made the decision to go so why blame anyone else? No one send her away. In fact they begged her for what she wants so they can fix the problem. Even pari said it isn't too late but ankita didn't want her right. So why blame others?

Originally posted by: Tanyaz

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I think it is very clear that both Naren ( specially him ) and Pari are not trying to understand the very clear words of Ankita because THEY DON't WANT TO KNOW THE TRUTH ...again I will say specially Naren ...

Ankita said , I loved Naren ,still love him and will always love him and this child is the symbol of my love ...

But he didn't love me , he only loved Ahana ...

Naren still tells her , this baby could never have been mine and it is better that you leave becauseit is better for my life and yours or else you will face badnaami ..

WOW ... I thought he was foolish , but he is a Genius ...how he so easily got rid of Ankita , how he used her and then threw her out of his life ...

Anyways , I am 100 % sure these guys will try to come after the child also one day ...The Karmarkars are the worst ever family , they are pure filth and nothing else but filth ,

Naren Karmarkar is truly Raunak Karmarkar's brother ...he too likes to use women when he wants and then throw them away ...Naren does it in a different manner but he does the same thing nevertheless ..

I would love to say that Pari and Naren deserve each other , but I like Pari's parents and only for their sake I hope one day Pari sees through Naren and his family and leaves ...

I don't understand how the letter is so difficult to understand.
She said I loved naren, still do, always have and always will.
I loved naren, baby is symbol of my love.
So she loves naren, so obviously baby is naren's because baby is symbol of her love and her love is naren so the baby is a symbol of naren. She night have given the answer in a roundabout way but the answer is still there! Hidden amongst the words, you don't have to be a genius or a detective to understand that.
I don't want Pari to be portrayed as some dumb girl, shes clever and so should be portrayed as such. Ekta needed to come up with a better story to keep all the characterisation intact, especially of ankita and Pari.

Originally posted by: ambolove

I don't understand how the letter is so difficult to understand.
She said I loved naren, still do, always have and always will.
I loved naren, baby is symbol of my love.
So she loves naren, so obviously baby is naren's because baby is symbol of her love and her love is naren so the baby is a symbol of naren. She night have given the answer in a roundabout way but the answer is still there! Hidden amongst the words, you don't have to be a genius or a detective to understand that.
I don't want Pari to be portrayed as some dumb girl, shes clever and so should be portrayed as such. Ekta needed to come up with a better story to keep all the characterisation intact, especially of ankita and Pari.

Well when people wear blinkers on their face , filters on their ears and filth in their minds, things will obviously appear filthy . Mr Selective-hearing asked Ankita whether he did any wrong to her ,he never asked her directly if they had sex. So she said no, but of course he chooses to intrepret it his way. He will of course ignore every bit of good thing which anyone says for Ankita and choose to believe every bit which goes against her. Ms Grumpy-face has everything in the world going for her but still her hobby is to find someone to hate. And be rude to her own elders if they even suggest anything contrary. What a wonderful family they make along with great mom Rushali who raised a rapist and a bigamist and still talks of respect !🤢

Originally posted by: muaaz

Why Miss Ankita in the Mission to check Other people Brain , why she not open her mouth and face the reality that baby is the blood of karmarkers and tell clearly to Pari that baby is Naren but i am not want to go back to Naren when she ask her to question , Her behaviour show baby is not Naren its some one else .

Originally posted by: nikki1591

<div>but she said she loved three other people? So which symbol of love is it😆

But to Naren, the only direct answer she ever gave, was whether they had sex. The only clear answer Mrs.illogical riddle gave was no we did not have sex

He never asked her directly if they ever had sex.
He asked if he had ever done anything 'ghalat' with her.
To her their intimacy was the best thing in the world, so obviously she was going to say no, directly.
Come on, people expect ankita to be direct with her questions and answers so why can't we expect naren to be direct with his questions and answers.
Did her ever directly ask her 'Is baby shashanks?' Did Pari directly ask Ankita if baby was shashanks?
No they assumed and rather than ask ankita, Pari went straight to Mansi, the wife of the man she assumed was the father of Ankita's baby. Shouldn't mother of the baby be the first to defend herself? To be the first to know about these assumptions. Shouldn't naren have extended some sort of courtesy and asked ankita directly if baby is shashanks? She would have said no! Rather because of him, that assumption got way out of hand. We can all blame ankita and say 'oh she's not being direct with her answer so obviously they are going to believe something else' but one must never judge someone based on what they think or assume.
Whatever we blame ankita for, we need to blame naren for same thing. We must accept the fact that he'd rather assume than directly ask a question and find out the truth himself.
Lots of people fall in and out of love, marry and divorce, he can't just sit there and assume that baby belongs to her first love, it could be anyone's!
Naren never even directly asked her 'did we ever have sex?'.
And he seems to have conveniently forgotten how she hugged him in the hospital and how she practically lay on top of him, on his chest just after he had regained his memory of pari, didn't that suggest intimacy of a long term couple?
You see? We blame ankita for not being direct, but naren especially is not being direct at all.

But he's too much of a bakra to directly ask her 'is baby mines?' Even more of a bakra because even if she said yes, even with DNA test he would never accept that he ever had sex with anyone else.
Rather than directly asking her one simple question, he keeps saying 'we both know the baby can't be mine' any girl would be pissed off at that, because even if he doesn't remember her, he should atleast respect her love for him and just leave her alone, rather than constantly coming in front of her and saying those words.