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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: USwamy


Hi! You can call me Uma😊 great to read your post too. Ditto my experience. Went to an all girls convent school and girls college also if you please. Yes my girl friends are pretty much my sisters and my own sister is my best friend and soulmate , so very lucky and blessed that way. Have seen, that every time one goes through a major change such as marriage or children, you readjust your friendships. But the friends who weather this are the ones who remain for life. And I feel you need your friends all the more post marriage and have found great value discussing children. Here I also wanted to add, which is actually a later life realisation that married friends need to pay particular attention to their unmarried single friends, coz their time and life also gets affected by your marriage. One needs to be more sensitive there but I think that comes with age😊


Uma, it is good to know that there are people who keep similar views on friendship like me. Thanks for you post once again.
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Loved reading the post!
I was hoping that the cvs show samaina hanging out individually and giving each other some space. ur post very beautifully wrote that thing
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Friends are the family we choose for ourselves. Siblings are the friends God chooses for us. Friends, regardless of whether they are your choice or God's choice, are vital in the formation of one's character and as support during all phases of our lives.

Having moved house so often throughout my growing up years and a large part of my adulthood, making and maintaining friendships have been very difficult. I have made many friends over the years and although I have not seen or spoken to many of them over the years, they remain in my heart forever my friends. If I see any of them it is as if we were never apart even though we had not spoken in years.

My siblings on the other hand have always been with me and are my greatest friends and sometimes my greatest enemies particularly when our views on certain things are on the opposite ends of the spectrum.
In YUDKBH both friendships are shown beautifully. Naina's relationship with Preeti is as important as her relationships with her other frineds. Sameer's friendship with Munna and Pandit fills a void in Sameer's life.

As Ross11 says it would seem that YUDKBH shows that male friendships are sustainable whilst female friendships are expendable. The way in which the friendship of Naina-Shefali, Naina-Meghabhen and the girls-Swati and the girls-Hema has been dealt with lends credence that girl friendships are less important and more expendable. This has certainly hit the wrong cord with me. Female friendships are as everlasting as male friendships.
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: Sakhile


As Ross11 says it would seem that YUDKBH shows that male friendships are sustainable whilst female friendships are expendable. The way in which the friendship of Naina-Shefali, Naina-Meghabhen and the girls-Swati and the girls-Hema has been dealt with lends credence that girl friendships are less important and more expendable. This has certainly hit the wrong cord with me. Female friendships are as everlasting as male friendships.


I particularly have heart for Swati-Naina friendship because it is more relatable in my life as I am still friends with my friends from Kindergarten. The way this friendship was given the closure is nothing but dissatisfactory in my eyes. When you have been friends with someone for a long time, I think it is very natural for the friendship to have ups/downs and highs/lows. Sometimes it is one party's fault and at the other time it is the other sides' fault. In PKVM, this was really well addressed. Naina made a mistake of withholding the fact from Swati that she was in love with Sameer even when she knew Swati also had a crush on him. When Swati came to know about it and was angry at Naina, Naina admitted her mistake and told herself that she will not go to Mount Abu if it meant losing her bestfriend. Then we saw how Swati also realizing it was not worth fighting over the years of friendship for a guy and made Mount Abu happen for Naina for the sakes of their friendship. That was the kind of friendship that has my heart - both parties making mistake but also making amends for the sakes of friendship.

However, that kind of closure does not happen anymore in YUDKBH. Before all relationships including friendship was handled with care. However, now it is only about leads holding the fort and the sides are out to foil their happiness. This kind of mundane and cliched storyline is one of the reasons the show is not as gripping as it was earlier.
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: Sakhile

Friends are the family we choose for ourselves. Siblings are the friends God chooses for us. Friends, regardless of whether they are your choice or God's choice, are vital in the formation of one's character and as support during all phases of our lives.



Couldn't agree more😊
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: rituriyaakhil


I particularly have heart for Swati-Naina friendship because it is more relatable in my life as I am still friends with my friends from Kindergarten. The way this friendship was given the closure is nothing but dissatisfactory in my eyes. When you have been friends with someone for a long time, I think it is very natural for the friendship to have ups/downs and highs/lows. Sometimes it is one party's fault and at the other time it is the other sides' fault. In PKVM, this was really well addressed. Naina made a mistake of withholding the fact from Swati that she was in love with Sameer even when she knew Swati also had a crush on him. When Swati came to know about it and was angry at Naina, Naina admitted her mistake and told herself that she will not go to Mount Abu if it meant losing her bestfriend. Then we saw how Swati also realizing it was not worth fighting over the years of friendship for a guy and made Mount Abu happen for Naina for the sakes of their friendship. That was the kind of friendship that has my heart - both parties making mistake but also making amends for the sakes of friendship.


Absolutely. Infact, when Swati finds out about Samaina, I remember there was Naina's VO saying that if I could go back, I would change how Swati found out and that Swati and she have been through many ups and downs in their lives but their friendship has survived.

The latest Swamun closure was such a poor comparison to how the PVKM Naina would have dealt with the situation. The least they could have done was for Naina to have been with her best friend at her difficult time. During Samaina's break up, despite Swamun's affair, Swati was with Naina and Munna was with Sameer.

Sadly, the CVs are only focusing on Samundit and Preeti-Naina
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: TonsOfWishes

Loved reading the post!

I was hoping that the cvs show samaina hanging out individually and giving each other some space. ur post very beautifully wrote that thing


Thanks😊
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Posted: 6 years ago
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Originally posted by: rituriyaakhil


I particularly have heart for Swati-Naina friendship because it is more relatable in my life as I am still friends with my friends from Kindergarten. The way this friendship was given the closure is nothing but dissatisfactory in my eyes. When you have been friends with someone for a long time, I think it is very natural for the friendship to have ups/downs and highs/lows. Sometimes it is one party's fault and at the other time it is the other sides' fault. In PKVM, this was really well addressed. Naina made a mistake of withholding the fact from Swati that she was in love with Sameer even when she knew Swati also had a crush on him. When Swati came to know about it and was angry at Naina, Naina admitted her mistake and told herself that she will not go to Mount Abu if it meant losing her bestfriend. Then we saw how Swati also realizing it was not worth fighting over the years of friendship for a guy and made Mount Abu happen for Naina for the sakes of their friendship. That was the kind of friendship that has my heart - both parties making mistake but also making amends for the sakes of friendship.

However, that kind of closure does not happen anymore in YUDKBH. Before all relationships including friendship was handled with care. However, now it is only about leads holding the fort and the sides are out to foil their happiness. This kind of mundane and cliched storyline is one of the reasons the show is not as gripping as it was earlier.

Can't agree with you more Shilpa. The current show is such a far cry from what drew us to the show in the first place that it is difficult to watch these days. I have taken to watching the show with my finger on the change channel button. I'm more on another channel than watching the show. IF is more interesting than the show currently.

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