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Today's episode was pretty amusing to watch. I couldn't help but make this post after watching the precap. Pari yells out to Naren that Aashi is not his child when he says that she is his life and can destroy companies to give more time to her.
The ironic part is that Pari's mother was also adopted, she isn't the biological child of Archana either. Pari, who considers to have a right on the Deshmukh family is not their grand-daughter biologically either. Yet, here she is not understanding the feelings and emotions of the child. She has a sense of resentment towards the innocent girl and feels angry when Naren gives her more importance. What surprises me though is that she can't connect with Aashi. She grew up looking at the bond of Archana and Purvi, so pure and special yet is unable to take away any sort of element from it.
In the precap she tells Naren that he is running away from responsibility when in fact she is running away from the responsibilities of Aashi. When you become the guardian of a child you are responsible for it. Here Pari is scolding the girl like she is an eighteen year old adult touching her precious make up. I understand that she wants more discipline but the way to execute the discipline is wrong. There is no denying that my mother has yelled and sometimes gave a good beating when I was not behaving but there was also love that she presented afterwards. The love that never made me question her actions towards discipline. Pari is doing neither, in fact, she will make Aashi feel insecure and become the type of daughter who is always trying to impress her mother.
Also, something else surprised me. Pari grew up without the presence of Arjun, without a father. She obviously missed her father despite hating him, so it's also obvious that when thinking of the future she wanted a husband who wouldn't abandon her or her child. To have a husband who was a dutiful father. Naren is a dutiful father, if not a good businessman or husband and she still can not appreciate that.
The only thing I dread is what Pari will do to Aashi the day she finds out that she is Ankita's child.
On a side note, it is sad that they are turning Pari into a negative character to reunite Naren-Ankita ultimately. This does not (USUALLY) happen in the 21st century, people who can not have children are usually the ones who value them the most. Pari should have been a character who should have loved Aashi more than anyone else because she was filled with the void of being called a mother. On one hand Ekta has a show like YHM where they show progressive thinking and on the other hand they have PR where it's a circle of madness. Also, Ankita-Ranvijay should be the end game considering she would be much happier there practically. I wanted to smack the TV when they showed Anki remembering Naren, grrr...are there women like her these days? Also, what about the after effects on Vaishnavy after she leaves?
Anyway, that was my little rant on today. My opinion solely!
Mr And Mrs Parshuram
