Originally posted by: love4ever
Hey Ekumeed,
Firstly, welcome dear! I would say very strong points you presented her in a wonderful fashion—and you sure are allowed to hold your opinion without offending anyone. You made some great arguments on why Kripa should marry Prithvi. I would like to share my views on this awesome topic.
Prithvi—sure is one of the kinds who would support his love all throughout without any doubt. It's amazing to see people who deeply care and maintain their trust through difficult periods of time. I would have surely supported you if Prithvi's love wasn't one-sided. He surely is a man who should deserve as much or should I say even more than what he gives.
As for Angad—it was disappointing to see him lose trust in his love. That was his biggest mistake in life that he did not have enough faith on his love to believe her. During the time of his misunderstanding—he was utterly insensitive, harsh and cruel beyond words…which was a despicable part of his character for he stooped very low with his words and actions. But then again, which human does not err? Every single one of us here makes mistakes in life. If all of us make mistakes…then should we simply condemn them for that? Wouldn't the world be filled with misery then? Our faults help us change, for we alter when we realize them. Even though Angad had lost faith in his love, he was ashamed of his own deeds. He fell in his own eyes for making Kripa's life a living hell. Remorse, regret, and guilt were filled in shortly—for his self esteem was terrible hit. He realized that by not trusting in his love, he had lost everything in life—everything that made his life paradise.
Angad—he was a prey to his family's game of life. Unfortunately for Angad, he was a victim for even though he tried to resist, he immediately fell after Kripa's one lie. Agreed Angad was severely ruthless without verifying the truth, but his repentance was even worse than his deeds. Shouldn't we forgive a person who knows the true meaning of repentance? If we didn't forgive people who made mistakes…then this world would be one chaotic place where we would see faulty people floating everywhere. Our heart tells us our mistakes and we should get a chance to rectify them—doesn't love tell us to do so? Isn't forgiveness the highest form of love? Love teaches us a lot…only if we are ready to learn.
Angad's, after knowing the truth, did everything possible to make Kripa's life. I am not saying that Prithvi's support should be neglected—for he was the only one who always stood beside her. All I am trying to say is that Kripa's heart never let go off Angad. Angad gained the ecstasy of life when love entered…but that love never exited. Indeed, it was love only that kept him going even after losing everything—fame, money, and family!
Ok, if you still disagree with me (I am not saying that u should agree, but just asking you to perceive from both sides)—don't you think Prithvi should deserve the same love as he always given. Prithvi's character has always been strong, for his beliefs are maintained. Should he marry a girl like Kripa, whose heart belongs to someone else? He might have done a lot for her, given her all the happiness and support, but he only created more and more respect in her heart—not LOVE. If by any chance, Kripa had fallen in love with prithvi—I could have still understood her marrying him, but she doesn't. Can she truly be happy with Prithvi if Angad settles in her every breath, every heartbeat? Doesn't Prithvi deserve some true happiness as well? Sure, he might be happy thinking that he has married the love of his life, but what is the guarantee of it in future?
Sure we all desire a life partner who should immensely love and have trust in us. But if you love someone so deeply even after his wrong-doings…would you forget him and just walk into a matrimonial bond with someone else? Doesn't love endure all the pain also? After all what true love has never gone through pain and agony? Indeed, I would say pain perfects love. You can't have everything beautiful happen to you, for then you would not realize the worth of courage.
Angad and Kripa are two such souls—who cannot exist happily without each other. They might be separate, but their souls will always be together. Both of them are always lost in each others thoughts and bitterly weep in solitude. Why is that? That's because their love is way too intense and powerful – both have suffered equally and now deserve happiness. Angad had made Kripa cry, but his soul wept too. Love does not mean blaming each other for their faults, but believes in seeing them beyond their imperfections.
In conclusion, Angad should marry Kripa—not Prithvi. Angad's love is mutual and not Prithvi's. Happiness can be restored, for I am sure Prithvi would also be happy to see Kripa happy…don't you agree? To me, Angad-Kripa are "two souls but one single thought, two hearts that beat as one."
-Love4ever!
Very well said, I couldn't have said it better....wow some strong points