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BETI IS HURT 19.3
Originally posted by: leavesandwaves
Mannu's case is different from ganga's as cancer requires a lot of after care and immunity treatments so that the system wont go into relapse.
Hope they show certain things realistically than showing that mannu has just underwent a minor operation like removing tonsils.
Meanwhile mannu looks rather baffled by all the people surrounding him and saying serious things.
In Ganga's case, she suffered too much and fled with the child to save herself - if she thinks Rat is not a good father - she is justified. However, Rat married another woman before knowing Ganga's pregnancy - we do not know what he or his parents would have done if the pregnancy was known before the second marriage. After all Basant also changed after Gahna got pregnant. When I said Jagya's lawyer misguided Rat that means he has the right of review - it does not mean he has more right over Mannu than Ganga.But he is not wrong if he wants Mannu's custody.
Originally posted by: tellygeek
The director had shot Jagya-Ratan-lawyer scenes in a rush, they hurriedly shown that Ratan bowed down to Jagya's lawyer. I don't think Jagya's lawyer had misguided Ratan, he simply talked in favor of his client, nothing stopped Ratan to hire a lawyer and fight the case. But the case would anyways have gone in favor of Ganga. Ratan is not technically wrong if he wants Mannu's custody, but his intentions are definitely wrong, he is not thinking of the welfare of child.
Originally posted by: Missesha
Puja, Mannu's welfare is more important here than anything else, because he is a toddler and needs to be cared for delicately.
You are right when you say, should Ratan just give his BM for transplantation and not even expect to get his son back to soothe his fatherly feelings. Yes from Rat's POV it is giving up too much as a father and not get anything.But we haven't seen furture episodes. I am sure if Ratan is kind enough to donate BM with right intentions, then JaGan too will be kind enough and give him visting rights. But Ratan can't be given more than that even if he is the father / saviour. Simply because Mannu's welfare is in question.Hypothetically let's assume that after Mannu gets well and Ratan files a case to get his custody, will court approve it? It doesn't matter how Rat / Ganga think about Mannu's wlefare or how emotional they feel about losing Mannu to their ex-spouse, court will only see what is best for Mannu's welfare.As per current scenario, Mannu's welfare lies with Singhs.As bitter it may sound, unfortunately Ratan Singh will not get anything more than visiting rights at that this stage, even if he was Mannu's saviour.About, can Ratan be a good father? Yes he may be, if redeemed, but currently it doesn't seem that his morals will ever change. But if they do and if he can prove that to courts, then yes, tables may turn for him.In the other examples of MS or Anoop, they only got to know about their child's existence when their children were almost 30 & 40 years. Those fathers couldn't do much and there was no scope of taking custody of already grown up adults. So they accepted it as fate. The mothers were surely wrong.Rat lost his child because of his arrogant ways of living, poor morals and criminal past, not because J's lawyer tricked him.