Track similar to Daya maun vrat track

Originally posted by: .Subha.

The cvs have ran out of ideas so they are just recycling very old tracks to increase the no.of episodes.😆But the viewers are also smart.😛This track is pretty similar to daya maun vrat track.

In that track,Jetha had scolded Daya because she humiliated the client due to which jetha lost the deal.When jetha scolded her,she took the maun vrat and then finally,jetha had to manaofy her,apologize to her even though it was daya's fault and not his,tolerate the tauntings of champak and tapu.And in the end,Daya came out victorious after realizing that she taught a good lesson to her husband.

In this track,Jetha forgets to come home early because he was in tension and then he went to attend a party which was important for his career.Champak as usual became a mad bull and started shouting at jetha in front of all his friends and specially,babita.Jetha didn't back answer him or fight with him.He just calmly said that he doesn't like champak shouting at him in front of everyone.He is not a small kid anymore and champak never understands his problems.

Champak's nautanki started.🤢😡He told jetha that he will stop talking to him because jetha doesn't like his shouting.🤢So basically he is trying to say that I have full right to shout at u,humiliate u in front of ur friends but u have no right to complain to me.🤢

And the way champak was justifying himself in front of tapu was plain stupid.First of all,Jetha never shouts at tapu in front of his friends.Secondly,champak never allows jetha to utter a single word to tapu.So if he doesn't like jetha scolding his son,he too should stop scolding his son.But no,ulta he starts doing nautanki so that his son will apologize to him and he can continue insulting jetha in front of others.

So in this track,champak is shown to be more egoistic than jetha.I wish jetha too would have stopped talking to champak just like he did.But just like in the maun vrat,jetha will try hard to manaofy champak and in the end champak's ego will win over jetha's humility.

Originally posted by: .Subha.

The cvs have ran out of ideas so they are just recycling very old tracks to increase the no.of episodes.😆But the viewers are also smart.😛This track is pretty similar to daya maun vrat track.

In that track,Jetha had scolded Daya because she humiliated the client due to which jetha lost the deal.When jetha scolded her,she took the maun vrat and then finally,jetha had to manaofy her,apologize to her even though it was daya's fault and not his,tolerate the tauntings of champak and tapu.And in the end,Daya came out victorious after realizing that she taught a good lesson to her husband.

In this track,Jetha forgets to come home early because he was in tension and then he went to attend a party which was important for his career.Champak as usual became a mad bull and started shouting at jetha in front of all his friends and specially,babita.Jetha didn't back answer him or fight with him.He just calmly said that he doesn't like champak shouting at him in front of everyone.He is not a small kid anymore and champak never understands his problems.

Champak's nautanki started.🤢😡He told jetha that he will stop talking to him because jetha doesn't like his shouting.🤢So basically he is trying to say that I have full right to shout at u,humiliate u in front of ur friends but u have no right to complain to me.🤢

And the way champak was justifying himself in front of tapu was plain stupid.First of all,Jetha never shouts at tapu in front of his friends.Secondly,champak never allows jetha to utter a single word to tapu.So if he doesn't like jetha scolding his son,he too should stop scolding his son.But no,ulta he starts doing nautanki so that his son will apologize to him and he can continue insulting jetha in front of others.

So in this track,champak is shown to be more egoistic than jetha.I wish jetha too would have stopped talking to champak just like he did.But just like in the maun vrat,jetha will try hard to manaofy champak and in the end champak's ego will win over jetha's humility.