Oh How I wish..

Both Amaya and chikloo have very high opinion of themselves.

Originally posted by: dey.bh

I agree with Cherrypansy,

I fail to understand Amaya. I mean would not her mother and her sisters too want their life to be same again. When people here whom she has never met are treating them like dirt, what expectations does she have from Mumbai ? She got a dose of it when she took Jazz to a doctor. What does she think she will do there ?

Her absolute delusional character is the by product of her father's unadulterated pampering.So much that she still thinks the man who gave with up life and left his family to manage for themselves is still the person who never gave up.

I would have respected her approach to go to Mumbai if she was planning something more than just living in a big city. If she was trying to prove her father innocent or may be she was trying to find a job or a means to survive. If she was contacting someone from Mumbai who assured her some help..But nothing, her brilliant plan includes stealing the little money her mother has.

As for Chikloo, he is a little too much for his age and wondering his brother never noticed it. I am stunned how he rejected the values that the brother believes in. So, to prove he can make it big, he took his brother's savings and just kept going like Amaya.

But given a choice I think I will give Chikloo a benefit of doubt considering he is actually a child to make childish plans. As for Amaya, I think she is just like her father. First me and than others.