Ilovepushan, You made some valid points. Thanks for responding to my post.😃
Addressing Problem NO. 1 for Aditya Thakur.
This is why I never try to predict human behaviour literally, because one would not expect based on her free spiritedness and liberal attitude, that Amrita would conform to such a situation. Amrita seems to really love Adi, and that is why she is tolerating all this. Her questions were brought up because she is comparing her relationship to Vikram and Sugni
Adi is not coming across as a stand-up guy, and this is being double standard when he did not protest his Mother's wish for Sugni to do the Rai dance. Yet he constantly insulted Sugni about her Bedni status.
This is one of the reasons I have a problem with this Adi Sugni Jodi. Some people may like the whole hate you then love you relationship. However, this is a different type of hate, Adi looks totally down on Sugni, How can a genuine love and admiration be stemmed from this?
Adi's Mom was genuinely hurt, and I feel for her as a woman, but her mental state of mind is seriously questionable, she needs to let go.
Vikram Thakur - Problem No. 1
Vikram, if we are to believe what he said, Vikram fell in love with Sugni before he found out his wife was still alive. As far as he is concerned he is totally in love with Sugni and he does not know how to divorce his wife, since she is perceived to be insane. I have a bad feeling she is quite normal and this is just a ploy between her and Dhanuma, but that is just my POV.
Problem 2
I am not seeing where he wants to divorce her, maybe he feels he can continue to take care of her and still marry Sugni and win win win. The path he is on really does make him look bad. However, I have lived long enough to know that people will do the strangest or craziest things in some situations. Sometimes, it is even people you thought were rational and good. I don't know, we will have to see the story unfold.
When Riva broke down in Friday's episode Vikram held her tightly and comforted her and said I am with you. He looked like he felt really bad, so I can't feel he is an evil man.
We must remember though, that in one of his arguments with his Older sister, he did state that she forced him to marry Riva, and it was obvious he was very unhappy with her and he was not in love. So, it can't be easy for him to find out she is still alive, just when he has finally found true love. I am not trying to be cruel, just trying to be more realistic about this situation.
Ideally, one should marry and follow their vows, but are these vows humanly realistic? We can never predict anyone's behaviour but our own, and even sometimes we surprise our own selves. Just my POV.
Problem 3
As far as what the Cvs are trying to unfold, the little girl is supposed to be Dhanuma's granddaughter to keep Riva's company in the old mansion. Who knows her real identity, the cvs can always come up with something else, but for now she is not Vikram's daughter.
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Edited by hillydee - 13 years ago