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Posted: 12 years ago
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well said agree with you.
I dont understand why sugni had to directly confront jwala thakur that too so loudly and arrogantly and champa is a fool she already knew Digvijay was eyeing her, what did she think she was doing standing there and complaining to his father.
Sugni has ruined quite a many life along with Vikram,Adi, Amrita becoz of her Maa thakur, Reva and Jiji too have no peace of mind.And now by hiding Digvijay & kuhu truth from Vicky she has ruined kuhu's life also.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: ash_arti

well said agree with you.

I dont understand why sugni had to directly confront jwala thakur that too so loudly and arrogantly and champa is a fool she already knew Digvijay was eyeing her, what did she think she was doing standing there and complaining to his father.
Sugni has ruined quite a many life along with Vikram,Adi, Amrita becoz of her Maa thakur, Reva and Jiji too have no peace of mind.And now by hiding Digvijay & kuhu truth from Vicky she has ruined kuhu's life also.

Re: Bold - The answer is straight and simple
Sugni has an exaggerated sense of self-importance, she stubbornly pursues her desires and wants, blames others for her actions, is unaware of others' needs and intolerant of others' views.
Edited by anonee - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Sugni is about 19 and I put Adi at early 20s.
At that age we tend to be idealogistic, arrangant, believe eveything is clear cut - right and wrong, black and white, that we have the answers to the world's problems and stuborn in believing that our opinion/view is the right and want everyone to bend to our way of thinking/agreeing that we are right and anyone who does not is wrong, weak etc.
But the answers are text book answers to real life problems - marriage is for life and there is no room for divorce, that being a good wife and bahu and showing that a person can be happy for a lifetime with any man and emotions do not come into it. Telling an old arrogant man that he should control his wayward son.
Its only as we get older and start dealing with practicality of life -work, supporting a family, dealing with reality and complexity of married life etc that we learn that we must temper idealism with realism and pragmatism. That in life things are not always clear cut, that life is full of grey shades and before we judge/impose/express our views many things including others opinion/explanations need to be taken into account.
I see Sugni and Adi as being idealistic and applying a textbook solutions which causes more harm than good.
Edited by payal7 - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: payal7

Sugni is about 19 and I put Adi at early 20s.

At that age we tend to be idealogistic, arrangant, believe eveything is clear cut - right and wrong, black and white, that we have the answers to the world's problems and stuborn in believing that our opinion/view is the right and want everyone to bend to our way of thinking/agreeing that we are right and anyone who does not is wrong, weak etc.
But the answers are text book answers to real life problems - marriage is for life and there is no room for divorce, that being a good wife and bahu and showing that a person can be happy for a lifetime with any man and emotions do not come into it. Telling an old arrogant man that he should control his wayward son.
Its only as we get older and start dealing with practicality of life -work, supporting a family, dealing with reality and complexity of married life etc that we learn that we must temper idealism with realism and pragmatism. That in life things are not always clear cut, that life is full of grey shades and before we judge/impose/express our views many things including others opinion/explanations need to be taken into account.
I see Sugni and Adi as being idealistic and applying a textbook solutions which causes more harm than good.

Re; Bold Very good point and noted!
But at 19 and 20some years individuals also know to respect elders and their boundaries. They also know that they need to take responsibility for their actions. They also have some idea of the rules by which society operates. They also know when they are blaming someone and achieving their ends by putting others on a guilt trip. Most importantly they know the need for saying SORRY, THANK YOU and acknowledge that they decieve and lie too! Sugni and Adi show nil to zero awareness of how to display these qualities!
Edited by anonee - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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anonee

You are absolutely right in what you say and my comments were not an excuse for the way Sugni and Adi are behaving just an observation of where they are coming from.


I should have said that their approach is textbook answers but in being idealistic they have lost sight of the very basic morals / principles / values that any child let along an adult learns at an early age - respecting your elders, saying please, thank you, sorry, taking responsibility for their actions, respecting other peoples feelings/sympathising them (the very points you made).


It is this very basic values that they are NOT displaying which makes Adi and Sugni unplattable/ unacceptable to many viewers.

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Edited by payal7 - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
#16
I don't look at this show anymore
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Posted: 12 years ago
#17
i second u
plz kill Sugni
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: venesa

i second u
plz kill Sugni

Instead of killing sugni,pls kill her dreams...as when-ever she dreams high,she gets only worst in her life.A lower class girl should not dream more within the life style of her society.

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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: Joyel

Instead of killing sugni,pls kill her dreams...as when-ever she dreams high,she gets only worst in her life.A lower class girl should not dream more within the life style of her society.

Dont kill sugni nor her dreams
when her dreams broke she went and sold her self
sugni and her mother make sure sugni's dream come true no matter how... / they didnt care who is going to be ruin on the way
every one has right to dream .. but the way to make sugni's dream is wrong in that way she ruined vikram and his family...
just need to show sugni the right path .. !!!
she has right to dream but she doesnt have right to ruin the world just to make her dream come true
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Posted: 12 years ago
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But this time,she will understands her mistake,and will never commit any false decision...But what to say,...sugni will have to face the consequences of wrong decisions in the present and the near future too...May be her child also follows her mother's path in the future.🤣🤣

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