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Originally posted by: Julie0001
@loveleen,
I appreciate you posting your thoughts. I agree that it is a couple's own business. I think though that whether it is editing or Amruta herself, Himmanshoo and Amruta's relationship looks lopsided.
Why? Why does any woman have to change herself completely to become acceptable to another man? At the end she always says she has gained a lot. But who was this Amruta before she had to change completely? The way she talks about it so much also makes it seem as not a finished topic. She wanted Himanshoo at one point to thank her. The unfinished topic serves as a mantra throughout the show.
Again, all couples adjust. But Amruta always talks about a complete change and it is bothersome. Again, it is degree here that bothers me.
Now editing is there and not being kind to anyone. This week Shefali kept talking about Parag's unconditional love. She did not have to change at all. He even changed his sleeping pattern to her's. The camera kept panning to Amruta. The comparison is obvious. One woman is loved so much her husband completely changed. Amruta had to earn love by becoming a different person. Only by becoming different, she can be loved. It makes me personally a little sick to hear her talk like that.