Abhi and his words - Page 4

Originally posted by: misfit007

I guess it was because Dadi was sick too. i think she reasoned that Dadi wouldn't be able to take that kind of shock either because of how proud she was of Abhi.

Hmph, her pride was certainly misguided. Everytime i think about Abhi blaming Pragya for Dadi and Kiara's death it boils my mind. he is so pig headed and i hate that in this entire series of near 1500 episodes no one in his life has given him a reality check.

Everyone worships him. He is lucky😁

Originally posted by: misfit007

I guess it was because Dadi was sick too. i think she reasoned that Dadi wouldn't be able to take that kind of shock either because of how proud she was of Abhi.

Hmph, her pride was certainly misguided. Everytime i think about Abhi blaming Pragya for Dadi and Kiara's death it boils my mind. he is so pig headed and i hate that in this entire series of near 1500 episodes no one in his life has given him a reality check.

So Pragya cares about dadi’s health or how she would feel if she got to know about abhi-tanu’s antics yet her own grandson didn’t care or consider his dadi? Strange how Pragya seems to have been given a licence to be the sole person to be concerned for everyone.

Originally posted by: sammy17

So Pragya cares about dadi’s health or how she would feel if she got to know about abhi-tanu’s antics yet her own grandson didn’t care or consider his dadi? Strange how Pragya seems to have been given a licence to be the sole person to be concerned for everyone.

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Originally posted by: poiu123

Everyone worships him. He is lucky😁

It just pisses me off. For all the hatred and scorn Abhi heaped on Pragya through the course of this show... he's forgiven everything. And they never made him apologise to her. Yes, he does apologise in passing as if its an afterthought but really, make him introspect about his actions and really apologise in reference to his many actions. for example, the things he said to her before the 7-year-leap. Just unforgivable. But after he meets Pragya, he blames her for leaving him,gets angry at her for being with King as if he didn't throw her out. The writers always white wash his mistakes. Always cover up his short comings. The least they could've done is make him honest with himself. Think about his actions/words more.

@davos, he does. He feels regret and he feels for his mistakes. But if u see closely, Abhi is shown as an egoistic fellow who is totally blinded by his love for his sister that he forgives her every crime. Pragya came later on. And it did start with hate. He gradually fell in love with her. But when it comes to family, it will always be A1 first then Pragya. It is the case in many Indian households. And, unfortunately A1 is shown as a first class murderer who gets away with it every time. I had stopped watching only because of this nonsense. I know it is true in many households, but I cannot digest so much negativity. Now, A2 is going to supersede it.

However, what I want to see is if Abhi gets to know Prachi is his own daughter and A1 and A2 r involved in humiliating or framing her, what his reaction would be. To a parent a child comes first, next only others. Probably he will forgive Rhea because she is his daughter, but how he will react with Aliya would be worth watching. Don't know though what this serial has to offer. If A1 and Tanu could get away with all the crimes and it was only Pragya who suffered, don't know how they will show about Prachi. Thing is probably creatives have this in mind, but for TRPs they may show something negative.

Originally posted by: Janas2017

@davos, he does. He feels regret and he feels for his mistakes. But if u see closely, Abhi is shown as an egoistic fellow who is totally blinded by his love for his sister that he forgives her every crime. Pragya came later on. And it did start with hate. He gradually fell in love with her. But when it comes to family, it will always be A1 first then Pragya. It is the case in many Indian households. And, unfortunately A1 is shown as a first class murderer who gets away with it every time. I had stopped watching only because of this nonsense. I know it is true in many households, but I cannot digest so much negativity. Now, A2 is going to supersede it.

However, what I want to see is if Abhi gets to know Prachi is his own daughter and A1 and A2 r involved in humiliating or framing her, what his reaction would be. To a parent a child comes first, next only others. Probably he will forgive Rhea because she is his daughter, but how he will react with Aliya would be worth watching. Don't know though what this serial has to offer. If A1 and Tanu could get away with all the crimes and it was only Pragya who suffered, don't know how they will show about Prachi. Thing is probably creatives have this in mind, but for TRPs they may show something negative.

I don’t think it’s love so much now. Honestly the CVs never showed a good reason for it. I think it’s more the sense of responsibility and maybe his tendency to forgive easily. At core both Pragya and Abhi are kind and they can’t really be cruel to anyone. Well anyone but Pragya in Abhi’s case.

I think Abhi genuinely loves Pragya more than anything, even his daughters but it’s his sense of responsibility and sense of loyalty towards his relationships other than Pragya that comes between. With Pragya it doesn’t exist maybe because they consider themselves one and the same. So essentially by hurting each other they are only hurting themselves and no one else. Ek dil, ek jaan is all great and everything until you start taking the other person for granted which abhi does. He takes her for granted because he considers her to be his own more than anyone else which is why the slightest pain from her end feels 100x worse.

The writers took a typical toxic love route with them tbh honest.

Ugh although now that i think about Abhi bringing Tanu and Aliya back during the Munni track, it just pisses me off. There was no reason for him to do so. Even if Pragya convinced him to keep them he should have stood his ground.