Originally posted by: NimbuMirchi
Exactly. He didn’t “pretend” to be her father all the time to impress Babes.
What Hanuman told Babita is true. He called himself Mini’s Father on POOJA Day to assure Babita. In the room upstairs when Mini asks him to propose, he said.. are bol diya na tera Father. Ibb ke baki reh gaya propose karne mein.
So him declaring himself as Mini’s father was his way to propose.
Everybody is running with his words and not implying it in situation. Blaming him and calling him lattoo on Babita or whatever.
He loves Mini as daughter. May be more than that. But He and Mini never had that conversation. It’s the Gap, HS and Mini has to bridge. And since CD fiasco, they both are running away from it. Their insecurities have cropped up.
But Hanuman did not do everything for Mini that he did to impress Babita. He never said it!
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This is the problem, and the CVs are also playing with words to shock the audience and elicit such reactions, hence the TRP game. He was very clear in what he said to Babita, but as usual she jumped to conclusions and then went hyper remembering Kammo's words and insulted his love for Minnie. The fact that he mentions her in the same breath as Imarti should have told Babita something but no, she wants to rush them. They've barely known each other a year! Minnie's a teenager and HS has never been a parent, nor has he watched Minnie grow up so that he would know the micro details about her, which I keep saying he needs to focus on and he does.
I was saying since months ago, when things were 'fine' between them that there is still a gap between the two that will take time to bridge. There was never a conversation about it, which may have prevented a lot of the issues we see now, but even if there had been, these two would still have to make that journey. Minnie has a lot of repressed pain and angst because of Ashok, she never voiced them or talked about her own grief there since she was angry on behalf of Babita for her mother's suffering, rather than her own. As she becomes an adult, she misses that role model that one often sees in a father or father figure. She may not articulate it but she does think about Ashok and what could have been. The way she cried when Ashok had left said it all.
Babita doesn't make her feel like a child but HS does, and with her she can be the best version of herself. As Lala himself said, HS loves her more than just his daughter because it's not supposed to be conditional. She doesn't have his DNA but he chose her as family, the way he chose NB and Lala as his inner circle. When he said she was first, he meant it, and I'm sure if it came to that one day, he would prove it.
Also, HS cleared it with Babita during the depression track that he loved Minnie as his own daughter and not to misunderstand his intentions. He also mentioned that to his surprise, he grew attached to her in a short period of time because just like he is her hero, in some ways she is his, in the sense that her courage and conviction are traits he wished he had had as a child in order to protect his mother. That conversation between Minnie and him basically explained the nature of why they connect with each other, and as Minnie had told Pinku, they share a dard ka rishta too. God forgive any parent and child have to have rishta other than pyaar ka rishta, but these two bonded over that dimension too.
I don't care what sloppy writing we see nowadays, I refuse to believe it was all a sham or an intricate web of deceit. Neither HS nor Minnie are capable of that and don't need to either. He told Babita the other day that he had more to lose in this relationship because he would lose a friend, a daughter, and his last hope for survival. I am sure he wasn't lying or making this up.
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