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Now to this post: I have always maintained (regardless of the nonsense lies the writers spew) that they support and have glorified the ema. The afterstory of Kundani living happily ever after with a child confirms it, not that we didn't have confirmation already.
I love how I keep hearing ema happens in real life. Ok, good. How about portraying reality when it comes to ema? Both these people had no viable income and jobs yet there were no troubles about finances--by the way, the #1 issue that couples fight about. There was no extended family. They all grew up with tons of people around them; Kunal never yearned for his family? Even if the other woman was his everything, in real life, he would still miss his relationsđ
What about trust issues? Oh please, spare me. Cheaters are incapable of trust; it's their punishment for being cheaters. How about showing some of that reality.
Kunal doesn't have to regret his so call love for the other woman but what BOTH of them should have expressed is guilt, shame and sadness for ruining the life of another woman and making their love𤢠on her anguish.
These cheap, ghutiya (is this correct) writers and characters they shove down our throats..
But they can sell, but I ain't buying.
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