Comeon guys! Pari is only a child!

I have seen posts where people are talking about Pari's dialogues and saying that she resemble nandini like the best friend dialogue which she said about kunal and mouli. Then, when pari said that she will not share her father. I mean she is a child and its very normal for any child to say this. I am a teacher and I do handle 6 years old children. I know how they talk and how they think. They are selfish in everything and doesn't want to share even a piece of food. They easily complain and hit each other. They do show jealousy towards each other. But, at the end they are pure innocent and kids. Trust me, Pari is not different in any way nor she is overacting. Its my personal experience as a teacher.

It is not pari's fault but it's writer's fault. Child can be possessive for father/mother that's so true but i never talked like this to my friends that i will not give you my father blah blah blah...that was so unnecessary part to represent. Why such lines for pari ? What was was purpose of giving such lines to pari? What writer wanted to convey with such dialog through kid?

Originally posted by: sweet_tania

It is not pari's fault but it's writer's fault. Child can be possessive for father/mother that's so true but i never talked like this to my friends that i will not give you my father blah blah blah...that was so unnecessary part to represent. Why such lines for pari ? What was was purpose of giving such lines to pari? What writer wanted to convey with such dialog through kid?

Write is simply messing with child's character who has only father but that doesn't mean to say such random line to friends.

It's writer's fault who is remaindering audience about a painful past of mauli and mishti by giving pathetic lines to child pari.

Child ko apne age ka dikhaona ...aise bhari diologs deke maa-baap ke kukarmo ka bhagidar kyun bana rahe hai

Originally posted by: kashishrocks

I totally understand your point. But, kids do talk like that. Its not strange or something unusual. There are kids who even talks weird than this. I guess we as viewers are taking it too seriously.

Originally posted by: naq5

yes there are kids like this but they are full chances that they turn out to be someone like nandani in future. it is important to teach sharing, and non jealousy to kids from childhood.looks like kunal is not properly parenting the child

That's the point. Writers are messing up with a child to make her replica of mom. Who takes such promise from a friend? From where did she learn new and innovative concept 'sharing father with friend'? Even kids know that we don't have to share father with friends. Yes, there are kids who get possessive with arrival of new sibling and parents love getting divided, but when she has no sibling, what's the point of this possessive nature?

Originally posted by: White..Magic

That's the point. Writers are messing up with a child to make her replica of mom. Who takes such promise from a friend? From where did she learn new and innovative concept 'sharing father with friend'? Even kids know that we don't have to share father with friends. Yes, there are kids who get possessive with arrival of new sibling and parents love getting divided, but when she has no sibling, what's the point of this possessive nature?

I wish they should let kids just play and have fun. They should focus on their parents. They'll mess up everything if tried to show 'maa jaisi beti'

Just like Pari, Mishti is also a child. Then why is she not blabbering of not sharing her mother with anyone? Why they are showing Pari's insecurity. Why Mishti is shown helping others? Why not Pari? Many hate to even take Nandini's name at this point. Then why they are dragging a little kid into this mess?

Originally posted by: T3ja

Just like Pari, Mishti is also a child. Then why is she not blabbering of not sharing her mother with anyone? Why they are showing Pari's insecurity. Why Mishti is shown helping others? Why not Pari? Many hate to even take Nandini's name at this point. Then why they are dragging a little kid into this mess?

I've seen some of these posts and some of them are directing the comments at the writers for writing such heavy and unrealistic dialogues for that girl's age, and not at the girl. Very few people are saying the pari talks like her mother comment. Members like yourself are even misinterpreting those posts/ comments where the posts are complaining about the writers giving such dialogues, and misinterpreting them to think the comment is ridiculing the child as I saw this happen yesterday as well in a topic.