Right questions, Wrong answers - Page 2

Originally posted by: SudHaVeN-

I can understand she wants the pooja done for the welfare of her baby, but the thing is my beliefs on these pooja and stuff is quite different. God bestows everyone with love. Our prayers if heartily made will be fulfilled. Whoever sits in that pooja doesn't exactly matter, as the blessings will reach the one it was intended for. Shorvari's belief that only the child bearer should sit and then only the blessings will reach her baby sounds to be a blind one to me, and thus her making Teni sit in her place of a wife with Parth was idiotic and unacceptable, but that's just my opinion, of course!
Bold@ I totally agree.

Originally posted by: _goofyCat_

Of course, they won't do that openly. They will make Teni wear ghoonghat so that no one can recognize her. Shorvori already made an excuse that she has sore throat and can't talk, and applied same mehendi on Teni's hands as her.

Originally posted by: janecastle

I'll murder the CVs if they go by that stupid movie Chori Chori whatever. I hate everything about that movie and if they lifts scenes from it then I'm sure they have lost their marbles. Whatever they showed in that movie is beyond disgusting. I mean, how can any loving husband sleep with another woman just to produce a child and his wife can then nurture that child like her own?

P.S: I'm sorry if anyone like that movie. I was just stating my feelings.

Originally posted by: snowflakes2119

Blindfolded in her concerns for the child Shourvari is erring in her decisions. Both Parth and Teni failed in their attempt to convince her, thus conceded to her demand. Shourvari's hapless state can't take a back seat while analyzing her resolution. She has suffered a huge loss. We need to examine her condition sensitively. Admit she appears to be weak and completely lost her mind while examining the matters. But in adversity one tends to commit errors, since the suffering blurs the understanding to discern between right and wrong.