I am sorry to interfere i have been reading posts silently but cannot control anymore but i feel you are totally taking the points to other side and getting a bit overboard Hyper as well for no reason I am upset too with the way Anandi is pushed into Jagya's tracks No one here as much as i read here mentioned is upset because Anandi is taking care of Singhs but those dialogues given to Dadisaa made it look she is forced on the name she is needed the most That was irritating They could come up with logical scenarioOriginally posted by: aparnauma
If people are not bothered about Anandi Singhs equation then why are thye so upset that Dadisa asked her for her support in elections????
How is it they are not upset when she forced Jagya to contest in elections???? Doesn't that amount interference in so called Jagya's track????After all it happened only because of Dadisa😛How does Anandi's presence in Jaitser and campaign for him becomes "" Anandi being pushed into Jagya's tracks?'Why are they so upset if Dadisa requests Shiv to let Anandi stay with them???Why should it bother people if Anandi stays in Jaitser to care for Singhs???Are Singhs private property of Jagya????It is their love and affection and it if they feel better with Ananid by their side how does that make it her involvement in so called Jagya's track????In the so called Jagya's tracks Mannu's cancer Ganga's pregnancy She just came for Ganga's Godbharai and namakaran and went and Mannu's cancer track she just visited them and went.They were supposed to be so called strong tracks for Jagya so what happened to them and Mannu's cancer track ended with Ratan proclaiming Jagya as the greatest father on earthIf the story involves Dadisa Sumi Bhairon obviously Anandi will be involved.If Dadisa asking inexperienced Jagya to contest elections is right then asking Anandi to campaign for him is also right.iIf Anandi feels it is right to stay back and take care of Singhs and Gulli it is right too bad if people think that amounts to intereference in so called track meant for the great hero