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Clearly Ekta Kapoor has not moved our the dark ages and still believes that forced marriages should be the norm and people don't need to know their future partner...
Shekhar and Pari hardly know each other; they are acquaintances who happened to get along well. Perhaps that might suggest the possibility of going out on a date and finding out of they get along with each other, and find out if they are a compatible.
Ekta thinks the best option is to get two people who have a casual conversation married. The whole family conspire together and force her into a marriage as a solution to "get over' a lost love. No compassion or thought is even addressed that when you break up in a relationship, time is what you need to get over a loss NOT another marriage.
Archana's bullying and insistence that as a her grandmother she has the right to control Pari's future is wrong. Archana has no right to decide Pari's future. As such a wealthy family with companies that are supposed to be part of the top counties in the world, I cannot image their conduct and especially that of Pari.
Goodness, when it comes to human relations Ekta and her writing team have so much to learn...
