I like this defiant Kamli

Defiant Kamli is much more watchable. What a spirited fight she is putting up knowing well the result. Harki loves her sindoor too much. So her husband will remain safe.

Mangla's requested melted Kamli. to save Nimboli's life she agrees for the marriage.

So the marriage takes place tomorrow.

What did akheraj say to Kamli? Take NImboli with you? I could not hear properly.

Can Pushkar be called pagal? He has not grownup mentally. But he is not mad or pagal.

CVs should be careful before writing such demeaning words.

Kamli is turning out to be an interesting character. She is ready to sacrifice. Mangla knows how to manage Kamli. She will also convince Nimboli.

Somehow her extreme foolishness in not escaping from the village iASAP is what is striking more than her new found guts.. AK may have hunted them down notwithstanding, she was actually dancing in the fair knowing well there is a temple and her family may come there..

What was evident is not Kamili's defiance but her foolishness🤢

kamli is opposite of anandi .anandi where as become soft toward her own family even when they wrong did to anandi , , where as kamli can become hard become toward her own family too when her father mother brother do injustice with her

and harki .she is black spot in the name of mother hood .she is such a selfish mother who only care about her sindoor.not about daughter happiness .harki is biggest butterer of akhiraj just to remain suhagaan people like harki keep on tolerating akhiraj toture and asking other to tolerate too

Pushkar is definitely not pagal. Somehow films and serials think that mental retardation means behaving like a child - mentally retarded people may be as innocent as a child but they don't behave like children - playing with dolls, start weeping on being scolded and laughing when asked to go outside and play🤢 . They may not be coherent, they may not possess social skills according to thier age etc. Pushkar's mother's dialogue (when they agreed for marriage) sums up what creatives think of disabled people.

The Kamli-Mangla interaction was scintillating and in my opinion one of the most significant and intense interactions between two female characters on BV.

DS- Anandi interactions were intense too but the spark of revolt in Kamli and Mangla rebellion is remarkable for taking place in a very repressive, violent rural context.

In an earlier episode Mangla spoke for caste equality and questioned the patriarchal system. Today Kamli got ready to kill her father. Of course had she not been foolish things wouldn't have not come to this pass. But at least she picked up courage now.

It was poignant that the two women placed Nimboli ahead of their own needs. Could they have done any better? Kamli could have run away to Bombay with Gopal but the consequences would have been borne by little Nimboli.

It came through in the episode how much Nimboli means to both. Mangala could have used the opportunity Anabdi presented but her insecurities must be understood in the extremely repressive context in which she is placed.

But sooner rather than later she will be driven to using Anandi's card.

I'm really beginning to like the trio of Mangala-Kamli-Nimboli and the bond they share. It's a bond forged by the terrible oppression they face.

Nimboli's and Kamli's mutual affection is so so different from Anandi-Sanchi relationship. So Kamli is definitely not another Saanchi on the line of BV buas.

This is a serial and anything can happen that the writer want to include. But can anybody tell me what chances Kamli/Mangala/Harki would have in real life? I have seen a lot of women like these and nobody like Anandi/Ganga/Gahna/Sugna etc. With Anandi/Ganga/Sugna etc. they presented a fairy tale that is hardly ever possible in real life.

I think for Mangla and Kamli to show even this much courage is extraordinary. Kamli actually ran away though she foolishly frittered away the chance.

Should she have fallenfor a lower caste boy? I would never hold that to be wrong because if this does not happen society would stay rigid and stagnant. There is a price to pay for this -- as daily incidents of honour killings show. But somebody has to pay the price so that some others can have a comparatively easier life.