Originally posted by: nushy1995
I agree with you.
I might have gone overboard with the Failed Parent tag and I apologize for that.
But then again, some situations are so big that if you take a wrong step, that can destroy everything. Mind it, Ansh had always been a strong support system for Piya; he endangered his own life along with his family's to save Piya and stood by her like a rock. But he did one mistake. And that mistake cost him 6 good years of his life and separation from his wife and daughter.
Same goes for Piya. She wasn't firm in her stand and didn't demand Ansh to listen to her and she spent her life alone for a considerable amount of time, away from her son and also deprived RiAd of both their parents' love.
Do I love PiyAnsh as individual characters? Yes. But do I agree with them on their idiotic decisions? No. I have specifically roasted Ansh enough.
The same goes for Nishant. He is a good human being and I have always loved him as a character. But in that particular situation, unintentionally he did much damage and I can't seem to overlook that. He is a human, he did a mistake and it's understandable. But it's aftermath is way too great to give him a lease and if we didn't know that PiyAnsh would emerge as victorious and this marriage to Dev led to another situation, everybody would point to his direction. Because Gathods are under compulsion but he picked a side without any influence.
Ansh failed Piya when he didn't believe her six years ago and Nishant has failed her now. Failed parent might have been an exaggeration but definitely he has failed to give Piya the support she needs right now. Unintentionally and indirectly she made Piya feel guilty and question her stand. If Ansh hadn't reassured her, by now Piya might have taken a wrong decision to save his life owing to the pressure from everyone. That's what I meant.
Slapping your children do not make you a bad parent. You can't always get your kids - even that is natural. But if you take a wrong decision at a crucial moment which could alter everything and brings destruction for your kid, I won't have to call you names, you will blame yourself for failing your child at the most vulnerable moment in their lives.
That's the whole point of my argument.