Shravan's behaviour was justified, my heart goes out to him... - Page 4

Originally posted by: indranigupta

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As much as the word redemption is used, I am rather worried if the cvs will use Suman as a punching bag for all the wrongs that shall be meted out to her whether by her family or Shravan, or Shravan's family. It will only make this show which is otherwise refreshing follow the same route of abla naari, bechaari stuff with just a little bit of drama added. And somehow even if I understand where this hurt and anger of Shravan stems from, it does no good in condoning Shravan's act of using his power, authority as you mentioned for all the wrong reasons.

And Suman in yesterday's episode was painted more in black at least in her past. What can keep me motivated to watch this show is not how they redeem Sumo in the present but how she dealt with the wrong that she did during the last ten years. I don't want a sob story whether in the past or in her present, but a story where Sumo acknowledges her mistake that too in the past itself. Somehow, I felt this has already been messed up with Sumo saying it was not a big deal to Shravan.

It is here I feel Shravan's father has a role to boot. Was Suman already aware that Shravan's mom had left even before Shravan did. And she wanted him to become strong and remain focused in life. Instead of giving him a shoulder to cry upon, she gave him a new found zeal to remain courageous amidst the pain in life. Why did she use the word bewaquoofi? Was it a mind of a fifteen year old which might have come upon this plan to save her friend from misery but instead it lead him to a never ending gloom. And it is here I believe, in this context, that she used the term bewaquoofi, she probably thought that if she helped him in this phase he would give up hope and live in despair... it was an immature mind trying to act like an adult. I don't know... because after young Shravan left the spot we are given no scenes of what transpired within Sumo. There is no way we can assess Sumo's behaviour. I need a flashback of Sumo recalling the same scene but from her prespective. Yesterday, it was tilted highly in favour of Shravan but is that the only picture, only story? Could be... but i am not sure

Because otherwise Sumo will face only a barrage of rubbish thrown upon her and she would have to face it silently to redeem and as you seek his forgiveness. It will become like any other show.

Originally posted by: indranigupta

In yesterday's episode, this term of bewaquoofi by Suman, I think so was used intentionally to keep us hooked as you say. But, more so as much we have understood about young Sumo she did try to solve everyone's problems... and in solving Shravan's problem the way she did she realized it quite late that she had gone horribly wrong. Because, I did feel the elaborate drama was set up, her friends said she was taking the class of juniors, was it all sham? And in between, for a moment we did see her facade of being popular did fell apart... was she merely playacting??

Has Shravan's father played a role? I guess we will have to wait