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Posted: 8 years ago
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A lot of debate is going on currently regarding Dev's controlling behavior.

Dev's behavior per se is wrong. See in India, at the time of fixing a marriage there are some basic thumb rules which are followed:

1. If you want a wife who stays at home 24 x 7, marry a housewife.

2. If you want a wife who is able to give maximum importance to home, is able to cook and clean daily, take care of all your needs and has very limited working hours, marry a teacher.

3. If you want a wife who works for at least 8-9 hours a day but still is able to take leave when required and will not stay late hours, please go in for a Government servant.

4. If you want a wife who is professionally qualified and successful, be ready to adjust. Be ready to eat food cooked by a servant, take joint responsibility of home, help with taking caring of children and so on.

No one is wrong or right. It all depends on individual family background and expectations from life. But once the call is taken, respect it if you want the relationship to continue.

Dev was always the type 4 individual. Respecting his wife's professional independence, giving her space and so on. That is why he chose Sonakshi who always had all the traits of category 4 wife. He never wanted her to change also.

But today he is suffering from the psychological wounds suffered due to the repeated betrayals of his own family and having lost his love once already. His behavior is not normal. He is somewhere also scared that Vicky might try to harm Sona or soha for revenge

Sonakshi is wrong because instead of understanding her husband's trauma and giving him the support and assurance he needs, she is fighting for her rights. There is a time and place for everything and fighting for female rights when your husband is suffering from depression is just not done. She is coming across as an insensitive moron.

The makers in their attempt to showcase female rights, have totally distorted feminism and are making the female lead look heartless, cruel and selfish.

But one question I have is, that when the Dev Dixit that has till date been shown in the show would himself have been appalled at his actions, if he had been in a normal state, then why are we trying to defend his actions. Criticising Sonakshi for not understanding Dev's psyche I can understand but criticizing her for not foregoing her career and letting her husband take her career decisions???

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Posted: 8 years ago
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A lot of debate is going on currently regarding Dev's controlling behavior.

Dev's behavior per se is wrong. See in India, at the time of fixing a marriage there are some basic thumb rules which are followed:

1. If you want a wife who stays at home 24 x 7, marry a housewife.

2. If you want a wife who is able to give maximum importance to home, is able to cook and clean daily, take care of all your needs and has very limited working hours, marry a teacher.

3. If you want a wife who works for at least 8-9 hours a day but still is able to take leave when required and will not stay late hours, please go in for a Government servant.

4. If you want a wife who is professionally qualified and successful, be ready to adjust. Be ready to eat food cooked by a servant, take joint responsibility of home, help with taking caring of children and so on.

No one is wrong or right. It all depends on individual family background and expectations from life. But once the call is taken, respect it if you want the relationship to continue.


I agree with all the points mentioned above, its not women who have to adjust to the family life, its also the men who has to adjust. And as per KRP, now Dev needs time to control his feelings/emotions/insecurity and I think Sona has to give some time to Dev to come out of his feelings for which Sona should help. I think our Dev Babu is not a person who will not adjust, give some time Sona.

Edited by suma74 - 8 years ago
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Good to see you back payal. Missed you as well as your write-ups.😊
Basically it's a repeated pattern yaar. First they try to present sona's flaws then they bring down dev to another low level to divert viewers attention. This my be because as per daily soap norms FL can never be wrong or viewers can't accept flawed FL because when ever she commits any mistake they themselves come up with endless theories to justify.

One thing still I am not able to understand is what new rang is this? Because there is nothing new actually, they are still fighting and arguing with out understanding each other's POV just like before. Only difference is she is too insensitive towards his emotions and he is too over protective regarding her.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Was missing your "to the point" posts terribly. They say " Men are from Mars and that women are from Venus" But these two are currently from Afghanistan. More than the companionship, these two missed their fights the most when they were apart. Making up for the lost time.😆
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Posted: 8 years ago
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All in one
when they fall in love and get married
they were diffrent people
now
both have changed a lot
like prev sona asked dev if she can join work
now as they have changed
it will take time to understand this change
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Thanks for the sensible post. Fact of the matter is, Sona is being insensitive but Dev's behaviour is unjustifiable. He was a bad husband, but never a guy who wanted to restrict Sona's professional ambitions in any way. He had said it multiple times that he likes her as Dr. Bose and she shouldn't sit at home and involve herself in homely chores.
The writers are not very sure about what message they want to convey and how to convey it. That is why the confusion and debate amongst the viewers
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Nice post, I am firm believer in the proverb "It takes two hands to clap" or "it takes two to tango" and same holds good for a relationship as well, if the success of the relationship rests on the two then the failure of it also rests on the two as well. I guess the problem between the two is both of taken there relationship for granted and expect the other to understand their decision without any question, a simple mature conversation can end the fight but then if that happens what will the makers show 😆
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Posted: 8 years ago
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ma'am i would just say one point that i am myself a cardiologist and have friends who work today in hospitals as psychologist or as counselor.
I cannot look at a patient and predict that they have mental issues or not it is not my field but those persons who are expert in it(my friends) have personally told me how difficult it becomes for them to judge the mental stability of a person by observing them. it is after rigorous examinations they can tell a person is disturbed or not similarly a doctor like Sonakshi will also be unable to know whether her husband is suffering from trauma or not( it is viewers who think dev has issues but not every crazy act is illness)
the only viable solution to this problem when anyone of them gets ready to sacrifise their pov for their loved one either through consent or pressure from parents.
in the matters of relationships logic has last place
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Posted: 8 years ago
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good to see u back payal ..completely agree with u ..
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Thank you payalj for this post and coming back...we need you.

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