agree wid u upto some extent, she does change her thinking with situations
but still sometimes she judges him on the basis of his past actions
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agree wid u upto some extent, she does change her thinking with situations
but still sometimes she judges him on the basis of his past actions
Originally posted by: ATH_KTM_543
but inspite of all these things she never judged him in case of behaviour towards girls...even knowing what all does he do with girls she trusts him that he will not do such things with her...even though he is flirty she knows he respects woman...wheras if asad wld have been in her place he wld have blindly told that he is a bad person...sometimes i think...thank god asad was not present noe...if not he wld have never allowed sanam to go near to him nor we wld have got sahil
Originally posted by: KhatamKahani
@ 1st bold, but that is not being judgmental. That was her reacting correctly to the setting and situation. When she saw Khala-Khalu tamasha, as I've mentioned before, she said one of the smartest thing I've seen a serial heroine say. She said if anything happens the blame will fall on her, and she should get out of the house ASAP.As Gita said in the above post (to which I have nothing to add) she is smart enough to recognize the bad in a person. Being smart to recognize a bad situation and waning nothing to do what them or that situation is not being judgmental. That's being smart.Sanam when she questioned Aahil that night about his heavy drinking didn't do in a harsh admonishing manner, but rather just asked him why he drinks so much that he can't remember. As I said back then, it stood out because it sounded like it came from a place of familiarity and concern.@ 2nd bold.. Oh, please no...I hope not.😆 I like how it's going now. Lack of preaching and judging is one of the positives about QH2. So far they've handled it well and done it a nuanced way.