EVEREST & the fear of death involved

Originally posted by: bright_star89

I get what you are saying.

Yes, jagat was right as a parent, though I would NOT call it a concern, But still he was right in his arguement, - Everest is a Difficult dream to achieve.

But here the point is not Jagat's concern, but about Showing some amount of Confidence and Trust in his child , and treat her with Respect , which she rightly deserves. Jagat got an opportunity to become agood father and come closer to his child , but he missed it yet again. Thats the point.

Anjali's mother , too is a parent. She has concerns for her too.. But in this case, Anjali's CAUSE is much bigger than parental concern. She has undertaken something to make his parents proud, isn't that a reason enough for a dAD TO support her!1?? He dismissed her , and tried to cover up his own frustration , in the name of Parental concern, Such a COWARD he is.

Originally posted by: chocobrownies

Nice post..!!

Absolutely whatever you said I agree. Parents never want their child to go for dangerous ambition when he/she completely knows about concerned field.. They always wants to support their children's work, even if it looks difficult.. Amount of caring and protection can be given only by our parents and no other can fill that place.. Here Anjali completely missed major emotions which a normal father can provide to her daughter.. She never experienced those beautiful and lovely bonding from his father.. Whenever Anjali had a chance to interact with him, he never tried or expose his fatherly emotions for her instead a simple conversation and concern.. I had seen Anjali trying to get that parental affection from Jagat.. Today whatever he is almost responsible for Anjali's motive in aiming everest.. Now his mixed emotions of both concern as a father and his clashes of ego overshadowed him.. Where he couldn't clarify his controlled emotions. Only after hearing expedition he revealed his certain amount of emotional concern as a parent but not as a father..?? None of the parents will allow their children to move on when the path is really hard and dangerous.. For any reason whatever happened today,a drastic step by Anjali's mission in attaining everest looks whole heartedly and indirectlly Jagat a catalyst.. Though I loved his fear of losing in his speech indeed I absolutely hate in underestimating her capability.. Sometimes that looks blind!!! Sarita had no way to heal her hurt, she had no other chance in supporting throughout her journey unless she will become more distressed when she already goes emotionally heartbroken by Jagat's words.. Parents must give a chance and foremost thing they should believe their own blood..!! Parental duites not alone enough for a child but a complete support, emotional bonding and sharing of words much needed for any children..!! Hope soon Jagat will try or get to read her daughter and supporting her through out her journey..

Originally posted by: -Priyam-

true! there was a hint of concern in Jagat's voice! (chalo Jagat insaan nikla.. I thot his his male ego is too much.. but ok its still too much.. ) bt this scene made me feel relieved, just a bit!

Now about the topic.. yes I think everyone's goal is equivalent to conquering everest. I mean I loved how the makers promoted the show..

they asked straight way what's your everest?

Well parents r always supportive, but they tend to be protective when it comes to these kinda stuff... involving risks.. but if your dream is one involving 'jaanlewa' risks still, I feel u need to pursue it coz its your dream.. you may not actually realize your dream but, at least there will be no regrets in future that you havent even tried...

Parents might be apprehensive but ultimately they have to/ will end up supporting their kids outta pure love! :D

well my parents do that its.. ;)