Urmi has no backbone, what would you do?

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Hey guys,

I have been following this show for a while, but I have never been active on this forum. This is my first post.

I don't know if I am the only one that feels this way, but is anyone more annoyed of Urmi than Samrat? I mean Samrat is just horrible. He has no respect for anyone whatsoever. He thinks the world owes him something because he made his business a huge success when in reality there are others who have done the same thing but they are not half as egoistic and rude. He's a pig who thinks he can use and abuse women as he pleases. The only time he is nice to Urmi is at night time so that he can sleep with her, which is filthy disgusting. I understand he is in the wrong, but I think Urmi has in many ways contributed to her misfortune. I realize that she didn't know how he was like when she got married to him, but how long does it take for someone to realize what kind of a person their husband is? She has been married for a couple of weeks now in the show and I am sure she should have some sort of clue as to what her husband is really like if not outright know what kind of a person he is. I am not sure if she doesn't want to accept that fact that her husband is such a pig or she just doesn't know what kind of a person he is? I am not sure why she feels the need to please him day in and day out. Yes, she is married to him, but that doesn't mean he owns her! I know she had these dreams of getting married to an amazing husband who loved and cared for her, but has her dream of a an "ideal" husband flawed her ability to judge good and bad? She bends down to Samrat's every demand. She is willing to defend his rude behavior. Of course, Ishaan doesn't help, but come on! How do you not know that your husband has no respect for you?

I am sorry for going on a rant. I am just a little confused as to why Urmi's character is being portrayed the way it is. I am not sure why she doesn't understand that her husband has no respect for anyone and I don't know why she isn't standing up for herself. I realize that she will eventually stand up for herself, but what is taking this girl so long? This then brings me to my question, if one you guys were married to someone like Samrat (god forbid), how long would it take for you to realize what kind of a person he was and then act upon what you know?

Riya
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Posted: 11 years ago
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OMG Riya - you spoke my mind. Samrat is beyond disgusting (the actor is doing a fantastic job since we all loathe him so much) but Urmi really needs to start using that pea brain of hers. Seriously how long does it take to figure out that the man she's married too is an insensitive, arrogant, egoistic ass.
I have no idea why she doesn't figure it out - is it that she's trying not to see it in hopes that there might be a sliver of humanity in him or is she really that stupid - i guess time will tell.
I'm really hoping this show portrays the story of how Urmi realizes the monster she married and stands up for herself. She needs to dump him, walk out and learn to be independent. I don't want her to lean on Ishaan for help (aka fall in love with him) - she needs to figure this out on his own and be street smart and strong like her cousin Trisha and fend for herself. It's pretty obvious with the family background she comes from and her in-laws - no one will support her decision of walking out. Everyone is going to try and talk her out of it - tell her that its her duty to save her marriage, every marriage has rough patches, what will society say - a woman separated from her husband is like a fish out of water and all kinds of other regressive garbage in the name of culture.
To answer your question - if I were in her shoes - I would hope I would recognize the monster that is my to-be husband and call the wedding off. If for some crazy reason I was not able to figure it out before the wedding and realized it after marriage - I'd walk out. One needs to have dignity and self-respect for yourself which should not be compromised under any circumstance - being taunted (almost every other sentence), demeaned (again almost every other sentence), ridiculed (major red flag - the way he treated her in Goa over her dress sense) and used (every night in bed) would be a good enough reason to walk out. No woman should have to put up with that - especially in this era.
I'm hoping that as challenging as it is to watch the show every day - this gives women who are in such abusive relationships to recognize what they are in and how wrong it is and get help and get out.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Totally agree with both of you. I think that his sister has something to do with his behaviour. His mother is his partner in crime. She feeds him what he wants to hear and corrupts his mind and supports him with his wrong doings.
I thinks that Urmi is waiting and watching. She has started to bring her points of conversation up forth. Her eyes shows that she is thinking. Those eyes will stop crying soon if the speed with which Sam is going does not stop. It is too early for her to split as she is a very soft person and is too overwhelmed. She will gather her guts (hoping that Trisha comes back into her life soon) and bring this idiot to taste his medicine.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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I agree with your post...I really want her character to be stronger. Having a weak lead is not entertaining at all. However, I think she is a great actor that knows how to act👍🏼

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