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Anisa

@AnnzSageflower7

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Posted: 9 years ago

Disquiet is what I saw in Suhasini's eyes...

She sits with her back facing Manohar and asks about his dealings with Allan Broad. Her face drawn and troubled. She's not apopolectic about what Swadeentha did, strangely.

She worries about how to save Manohar from this one bad thing she thinks he did. Get some money on the side for helping a crook.

"At the very least I know you've nothing to do with letting Abhay's murderer escape..."

A statement thrown to the room, which he doesn't respond to.

I think she knows she's going to lose this one. And she has to accept losing , because she has to do this for her husband. And Swadeentha will win this for Abhay, Asad and Haider.

You guys might think me mad for thinking this... but I saw Suhasini looking defeated. Not furious and raining disapproval on Swadeentha and ranting. Probably can't see Manohar looking like a guilty corrupt bureaucrat. If he goes down, she'll go with him.

Adarsh is impatient to find proof of his father's innocence. Good that he does that. At least we know he won't distort what he finds.

Paddy tried her best to get the two to meet, but they have no words for each other.

Swadeentha is at the brink of finding Iftikar. He flees like a skulking rat. And the rat meets a bigger rodent, Yash, who wants to kill him before anyone can catch him.

Somehow it the chase, Swadeentha gets stabbed by Bilal, and somehow Adarsh gets there too.

Gosh, the suspense !

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Sohini Dasgupta

@.SoHu.

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Posted: 9 years ago

I quite agree with you. Even outside the court and during the proceedings, all she stressed upon was 'Truth has to come out'

And that's why the other day in my post I mentioned about this transformation that Suhasini Sinha had undergone. From refusing to believe there is another angle to the story in the name of Arvind Gupta to realizing the importance of finding this man immediately so that the case gets clearer, she definitely has come a long way.

Yes her emotions have weighed her down but somewhere Swadheenta's 'fight for justice' has shaken her up. I observed a very minute thing (may not be of much significance but still..)and that is when adarsh defended Swadheenta infront of Yash n suha saying she did consider abhay to be her 'apna', suha did not question that.

See the point is Suhasini believes Swadheenta the lawyer, but she is lacking the conviction to believe her proofs for she is personally invested in this case.

Even yesterday when she told manohar that she knows atleast this much that he would never compromise on Abhay, clearly indicated her troubled mind cause that is something she has been forced to think looking at the evidences. She is pushing Manohar to the brim where he can confess to her but given the immoral, insensitive, power hungry creep that this man has turned out to be, he seems to be very non chalant. However he doesn't respond to Suhasini's doubts.

Suhasini knows something is amiss somewhere but then as a wife, as a parent it's difficult to fathom the fact that your partner, your child's biological father can actually stoop to this level to satiate his ego, his power hungry self!

In one of Shruthi's post i remember saying that this battle is as much difficult for Suhasini as it is for Swadheenta. Just like Swadheenta, Suhasini has everything at stake. Her trust, her marriage, her reputation!

Moreover, subconsciously she feels guilty too for having sided with Allan Broad, cause she feels(atleast I think) there might be a connection with Abhay's death. And that's precisely why she is hell bent on proving it's just a money laundering issue and there is supposedly no connection with the terrorism charges.

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hanishank

@hanishank

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: .SoHu.
I quite agree with you. Even outside the court and during the proceedings, all she stressed upon was 'Truth has to come out'
And that's why the other day in my post I mentioned about this transformation that Suhasini Sinha had undergone. From refusing to believe there is another angle to the story in the name of Arvind Gupta to realizing the importance of finding this man immediately so that the case gets clearer, she definitely has come a long way.
Yes her emotions have weighed her down but somewhere Swadheenta's 'fight for justice' has shaken her up. I observed a very minute thing (may not be of much significance but still..)and that is when adarsh defended Swadheenta infront of Yash n suha saying she did consider abhay to be her 'apna', suha did not question that.
See the point is Suhasini believes Swadheenta the lawyer, but she is lacking the conviction to believe her proofs for she is personally invested in this case.
Even yesterday when she told manohar that she knows atleast this much that he would never compromise on Abhay, clearly indicated her troubled mind cause that is something she has been forced to think looking at the evidences. She is pushing Manohar to the brim where he can confess to her but given the immoral, insensitive, power hungry creep that this man has turned out to be, he seems to be very non chalant. However he doesn't respond to Suhasini's doubts.
Suhasini knows something is amiss somewhere but then as a wife, as a parent it's difficult to fathom the fact that your partner, your child's biological father can actually stoop to this level to satiate his ego, his power hungry self!

In one of Shruthi's post i remember saying that this battle is as much difficult for Suhasini as it is for Swadheenta. Just like Swadheenta, Suhasini has everything at stake. Her trust, her marriage, her reputation!
Moreover, subconsciously she feels guilty too for having sided with Allan Broad, cause she feels(atleast I think) there might be a connection with Abhay's death. And that's precisely why she is hell bent on proving it's just a money laundering issue and there is supposedly no connection with the terrorism charges.

wonderful ly written...a good post
agree with u in each point