Adharmi's crocodile Tears 23.05.17

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violette

@violette

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Posted: 8 years ago

Adharmi is seriously the most irritating character.

She doesn't have an iota of conscience.

She does mistakes without thinking through and sheds tears when gets caught.

She has no guts to face consequences of her misdeeds but keeps making mistakes.. 😡

she did really call Rami,, but cudnt face Aru.. and dropped the phone.

God! Rami was so nice in manipulating the situation.. 👏

Though I knew she was gonna make this excuse. 😆

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Kavila

@Kavila

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Posted: 8 years ago

i dont want to even talk about that ADHARMI ..feels like banging that women head to some tree😡

kaam ki na kaaj ki dushmaan anaj ki😡

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C0raline

@C0raline

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

Vi,

The reason Dharmi is like this is partly can be understood by Aru's mother's remark.

When Dharmi left with jewellery, her description of her was "Nasamaz" which means naive, or stupid. They are refuse to acknowledge malice and selfishness in her action.

Even now she thinks she is just a lost child (Rasta booli hui bacchi).

They do not realize she is woman (not a girl) who is making choices which she wants without thinking even once about their repercussions.

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Namita

@Namita-M

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 8 years ago

I don't like Dharmi at all. Selfish, inconsiderate and absolutely stupid.
Everything is about me, me, and me. What a moron, thanks to her parents.
I skip her and Anshul scenes.

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nycgal

@nycgal

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Posted: 8 years ago

Somebody needs to crack the whip on dharmi. Her parents n Aru seem to be indulging her.. Aru , I think , kinda knows what her sis is capable of but she still chose to give her the benefit of doubt in yesterday's episode. I was a little taken aback / disappointed by Aru trying to absolve dharmi of any wrong doing..

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346815

Hibernated

Posted: 8 years ago

I cannot STAND that bloody woman. Sooo selfish ... such a liar and such lack of strength of character -_-

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C0raline

@C0raline

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: -Namita-
I don't like Dharmi at all. Selfish, inconsiderate and absolutely stupid.
Everything is about me, me, and me. What a moron, thanks to her parents.
I skip her and Anshul scenes.

Do Nanavatis not realize that essentially she IS a thief? It is not a matter of how much was the worth of the jewellery (which in itself is a lot of money) but the woman had no hesitation to take which belonged to someone else and run away to supposedly build her life on that.

Even if Rami was not what she was, Dharmi WAS marrying Mukhi because he was rich and not because of his nature.

She is a gold digger.

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Sana Khan

@sanakan15

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: mannu100
i dont want to even talk about that ADHARMI ..feels like banging that women head to some tree😡
kaam ki na kaaj ki dushmaan anaj ki😡

Now now we should value Gods beautiful creations...save the beauty of Gods trees 😆

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Sana Khan

@sanakan15

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: nycgal
Somebody needs to crack the whip on dharmi. Her parents n Aru seem to be indulging her.. Aru , I think , kinda knows what her sis is capable of but she still chose to give her the benefit of doubt in yesterday's episode. I was a little taken aback / disappointed by Aru trying to absolve dharmi of any wrong doing..

Well Mukhi could of if she stuck around and been one of the 50 Shades of Grey 😆

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Jane Meme

@lovetocomment

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Posted: 8 years ago

#10

lolll Adharmiii I love it ;))

Although I too loath her she is the darkness to Aru's light and in that way she highlights all Aru's good points. As for Aru's parents grrr less said better- I havnt seen any Gujju parents who are so LIMP!! They are so placid so placid they could actually be an MIT robotics experiment!!

Jane :))))

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