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I know some may dislike the fact that I have made a post on Sameer but I couldn't help it...
Feeling disgusted after watching such a Sameer-centric episode today, however it gave us more insight as to what his true nature is like.
Sanyukta's blunt reply - "women can do engineering and housework at the same time" Clearly hit is over-sized ego, it was written all over his face! Forcefully feeding Sanyukta ice-cream and stating "mujhe kabhi naa maat kehna" domineeringly creeped me out! His controlling, black eyes spoke volume and illustrated he has two faces! He was either talking about Sanyukta not allowing him to touch her intimately in the kitchen or the ice-cream or both...
Sanyukta begging Sameer for permission was just nauseating, her tears don't effect him because he doesn't love her... Not really, he 'has' to love her because he's marrying her!? Her happiness is his 'responsibility' not his need or weakness. Seeing her so helpless and weak contradicts her bold, strong image that she is SUPPOSED to portray - but that must've made Sameer feel like god!
The conversation between Mr Agarwal and Sameer pi***d me off!... He practically emotionally blackmailed her father over the 'izzat issue', claiming your daughter won't change, my family is connected with yours now and he will 'sort her out' after marriage! How can Mr Agarwal allow someone to talk about his daughter, THAT way, in FRONT of him!? - My dad would have cremated him on the spot, no matter how rich he is!
Additionally, Sameer spoke to her father alone, why not in front of a Sanyukta? How is what Sameer does 'less' humiliation to what Randhir did...yet she shows such hostility towards Randhir.
Sameer slyly toying with her dad doesn't bother her but what Randhir did does, Sameer just did it calmly and sugar-coated things - I just wish Sanyukta saw it!.. So typical to send her to her room, I mean she's not a child! - At least Randhir doesn't backstab, or 'play games behind Sanyukta'
...Sameer's smug look afterwards... I'll not forget!
As mentioned before, he just wants to possess Sanyukta - like a trophy he can place on his shelf... "Don't take the tasks seriously, I don't want you to become less beautiful", he's mentioned similar lines many times before 'bina daag wali'... he's attracted to her looks, not her! He lusts her, wants to conquer her like some sport... and that's just sick! đ¤˘
Maybe I'm overreacting, please share your opinions...??
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