Disappointed with Anurag today - Page 15

Originally posted by: munnihyderabad

Manisha

along with maturity and experience , "intent " also comes into play .. he will have redemption ...

aapko nahin chaahiye but Anurag will want Prerna's acceptance of his regret na

filhaal mushkil hain ... for him to beat Bajaj ... he really needs to up his game and also Bajaj said about King and Queen ... jeet ussi ki hoti hai jiske paas queen ho ... Anurag found Prerna's support and he was successful to an extent when bajaj went to jail but his own confession flipped it for him

since we are on topic let me share my chota sa analysis of Anurag in current context

Thanks a lot Munni once again wonderfully put.👏👏👏

But I really don't want him to fight for Prerna now. She is disgusting and she just needs to get out of his life at once and lead a happy married life with her mahaan husband I really don't care about her. 😡

I agree this is his arc and he'll have a redemption track surely but definitely I'm sure that would be much better than whitewash that Bajaj recieved and I want him to gain forgiveness of his family through his efforts not out of love only. Otherwise he won't know what he did was wrong. He needs to go through this redemption where he himself faces the consequences and sees how he played with so many people's emotions who love him.... his family mainly. Prerna... who Prerna I don't know her.... I want Anurag to just forget about her that's all.

If Anurag needs redemption don't you think Mrs Bajaj too needs it ? Has she done everything right till now? But just bcoz Anurag is a good positive character from the beginning he deserves to be ruined ruthlessly while all others are exempt from the destinys play.🤔

This doesn't mean I am supporting what he did but I really want Mrs Bajaj to suffer and I'm sure she will.

I'm sorry for being harsh but ... I'm sorry 😭

Regarding your views on Anurag I agree with you totally he'll learn from this experience and maybe not now but later he'll surely beat him in his own game. That's for sure.... it's a matter of time and maybe it takes long time but he will surely become a better person after this.

Thanks for giving me your comment too🤗

Originally posted by: vena.cava.

I'm just curious, what does Prerna's having to accept Kuki easily have anything to do with anything else? Kuki is a child who has nothing to do with the tangled webs these ridiculous adults are weaving. Why wouldn't Prerna be kind to the child or accept her? I'm just genuinely curious not trying to pick a fight.

If you read me thoroughly I simply said I lost sympathy for Prerna when she accepted kuki without any resistance to Bajaj. Not once she had that question in her mind as to why the reason wasn t revealed before marriage or what about her own unborn child. That's all.... it wasn t related to kuki per se I just mentioned her reference as an incident in the show to to express the time when I personally lost connect with Prerna and nothing else. If a woman loves a strangers child in such a situation and doesn t even think once about her own then sorry I can't personally connect to such a woman.

That's all I have to say.... even if you want to argue you can as long as we don't break rules. Once that starts happening I'll be out of the discussion 😛

Thanks for your comment 🤗

Originally posted by: braveheartdoc

If you read me thoroughly I simply said I lost sympathy for Prerna when she accepted kuki without any resistance to Bajaj. Not once she had that question in her mind as to why the reason wasn t revealed before marriage or what about her own unborn child. That's all.... it wasn t related to kuki per se I just mentioned her reference as an incident in the show to to express the time when I personally lost connect with Prerna and nothing else. If a woman loves a strangers child in such a situation and doesn t even think once about her own then sorry I can't personally connect to such a woman.

That's all I have to say.... even if you want to argue you can as long as we don't break rules. Once that starts happening I'll be out of the discussion 😛

Thanks for your comment 🤗

Nope, no argument even though I hold very opposing views 😆. But I appreciate you for setting the boundaries right away, a lot of the 'debates' on here trickle down into attacks very quick which makes it hard to have a conversation when one is simply curious. But thank you for answering ❤️

Originally posted by: vena.cava.

Nope, no argument even though I hold very opposing views 😆. But I appreciate you for setting the boundaries right away, a lot of the 'debates' on here trickle down into attacks very quick which makes it hard to have a conversation when one is simply curious. But thank you for answering ❤️

Yeah that's why it's better to set up boundaries in the beginning itself. 😛

We might be having different views but that's fine we are all entitled to have them and I respect everyone's views and opinions. So it's absolutely fine 🤗

You're most welcome 🤗

Originally posted by: .amigos.

I think moral constrictions and judgements put characters in a box. Something that ITV does allow for, given its long running time span, are arcs. All kinds of arcs. To say that Anurag always needs to play from within a box and Bajaj needs to play within his, is restricting the characters and everything they can or cannot do/can or cannot be. Bajaj can both be an asshole, completely callous to the pain of others, and sensitive to a degree where the same pain puts him in a frenzy.

Likewise, this plot was ALWAYS in the making for Anurag. He's bee unable to handle what Prerna did to him. I will not comment on his character arc because that will take a long post in itself, but the moment he started on his path of vengeance against Bajaj, both Anupam and Nivi saw something dangerous in him, they both voiced the same and tried stopping him. He's been witnessing a slow descent and Prerna's partially responsible for that. She needs to give him a closure. How he takes that closure is on him, but he deserves it nonetheless.

His character arc was always meant to hit rock bottom before it could rise again. Very heathcliffish but there's nothing wrong with exploring the absolute madness, obsession, and destruction love can bring. Forcing labels like good, bad, white, black flatten out stories until they all look, sound, feel the same. I think I'd rather enjoy the character arc Anurag is bound to take. The transformations and resolutions matter. And Anurag will probably come out of it as someone who realizes where he went wrong and put things right.

I rarely comment, but after reading this I could not stop myself.. Very beautifully put & @ bold.....👍👍. @ red.....very much look forward to this .

Again, a very well written comment👍