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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: gemini54

Tia first of all a standing ovation for this post👏

Thank you. 🤗


Some of us are. One of my sons conditions of a perfect match for him is that both families should love and respect each other as their own. He came to this conclusion not because I told him so but by the example of me and my husbands family..is it that common no but I believe it is getting there


That's exactly it. You and your husband lead an example and you made your sons understand what a respectful relationship looks like. But my complaint is to those mothers or even women who are supporting Dev and Ishwari as they are ruining an innocent woman't life to play relationship games with each other. Here Ishwari begs to get Sona back so that she becomes great in his son's eyes and here his son is begging for forgiveness for showing Asha the respect Sona has been showing his mother so that he can become great in his mother's eyes. This mother and son duo should have just left Sona and her family alone.

It is all about respecting oneself we cannot command respect from others if we don't respect yourself.

I think there was a Hindi movie I forget the name where the character says I am my favorite person it was cute but had a deep meaning

I think that was Jab We Met. And yes, a lot of women give up their self-respect to keep the man they love in their life. They think that it's a small price to pay. But in reality, by doing that, they not only lower their own respect in their eyes but also lower their respect in their husband's eyes. Like I said that no one respects or loves a doormat, they can only pity them. If someone is satisfied with their husband's pity, then by all means give up your self-respect and be a doormat. But if you want love and respect, stand up with your dignity and respect.

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Posted: 8 years ago
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I share the frustration...

'redemption' seems like currency that the makers want to spend in the end rather than moving the show along. There is so much more they can show in a better way where the journey of the couple as well as ishwari's insecurities are addressed


Originally posted by: fanktlk



Not really tia... We really wanted Dev's redemption. Dev to realize Ishwari's insecurities before they got married. I had to hound Suvika to write an FF as I had lost hope from the CVs.

My husband watched the show once with me.. said this guy is spineless, She should just walk out. He is not going to change.

Dev's redemption was required... Oh so required... But the CVs didn't give us that.

I hope now we would... The changes were obvious, the character growth in the last 2 weeks was obvious... But 10 seconds... just 10 seconds changed all that.

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Posted: 8 years ago
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Your husband is absolutely right. If a man is ultra romantic with a woman but makes fun of her in front of his friends or let's his friend misbehave with her, would we call that guy a good partner?

This is the same situation. A good life partner not only respects and loves you in private, but also respects you in public, be it strangers, his family, his friends or business colleagues.

We were hoping for Dev's redemption. But it never happened. I said the same thing during their wedding that there is no proof that if Ishwari changes her mind about Sona, Dev won't break up with her again.

Yesterday he proved that he is still puppet on a string for Ishwari to control.

Originally posted by: fanktlk



Not really tia... We really wanted Dev's redemption. Dev to realize Ishwari's insecurities before they got married. I had to hound Suvika to write an FF as I had lost hope from the CVs.

My husband watched the show once with me.. said this guy is spineless, She should just walk out. He is not going to change.

Dev's redemption was required... Oh so required... But the CVs didn't give us that.

I hope now we would... The changes were obvious, the character growth in the last 2 weeks was obvious... But 10 seconds... just 10 seconds changed all that.

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Posted: 8 years ago
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Taking about respect, one thing today's episode proved that when Dev kept his mouth shut every time Sona is insulted not because of elder's respect as some people suggested. He kept his mouth shut because Ishwari let Sona's disrespect continue.
Someone wrote that Dev said to Ishwari, Tu jo chahe karwa sakti hain.

That means all this time Dev has been silent because if Ishwari wanted Sona's insult then by God, this a$$hole will watch it happen.

If Ishwari protested when Radha insulted Dev like she does when Radha says anything about Dev, then Dev also would have stood up for Sona.

But since Sona's insult either came from Ishwari or approved by Ishwari, how can he, being the mindless slave, say anything.

Apparently this mother and son is different. Then why didn't they stayed different and married each other? Why try to mimic the social custom by marrying someone else?
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Thank you. 😊

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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: tia.o

Taking about respect, one thing today's episode proved that when Dev kept his mouth shut every time Sona is insulted not because of elder's respect as some people suggested. He kept his mouth shut because Ishwari let Sona's disrespect continue.

Someone wrote that Dev said to Ishwari, Tu jo chahe karwa sakti hain.

That means all this time Dev has been silent because if Ishwari wanted Sona's insult then by God, this a$$hole will watch it happen.

If Ishwari protested when Radha insulted Dev like she does when Radha says anything about Dev, then Dev also would have stood up for Sona.

But since Sona's insult either came from Ishwari or approved by Ishwari, how can he, being the mindless slave, say anything.

Apparently this mother and son is different. Then why didn't they stayed different and married each other? Why try to mimic the social custom by marrying someone else?


That's why she got rid of Neha as soon as she found Ranveer without thinking about her compatibility. Mami was more worried about Neha's future than Ishwari who wanted to remove all the haddis from her kebob with Dev. That's why she gets jealous when she sees them in a romantic situation. 😡
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Posted: 8 years ago
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That's what it looks now because everytime Dev does anything for or with Sona, Ishwari behaves like a betrayed lover and Dev behaves as if he is guilty of cheating. Disgusting...

Originally posted by: baijubavra

That's why she got rid of Neha as soon as she found Ranveer without thinking about her compatibility. Mami was more worried about Neha's future than Ishwari who wanted to remove all the haddis from her kebob with Dev. That's why she gets jealous when she sees them in a romantic situation. 😡

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