Originally posted by: Hallyumint
đââď¸ Hi Harshada been a long time.
Iâm posting my answer to the question u posted in your title âHow justified is it for Aman to misunderstand Roshni ? â
None ! He has zero grounds to misunderstand / ill treat her. Why do i say that..
Morality, woh cheez hoti hai jo tumhein permission de, to do something truly horrible, only to give yourself a pat on the back later on saying â I did no wrong !â
đľđťââď¸ Letâs examine Amanâs actions on both those occasions
First the money throwing incident...
Heâs disappointed the Ayaana didnât cure his ami & how does he choose to take out his frustrations ... He chooses to forget his insaniyat & devalue her in the worst possible way. Why ?? Another woman broke his amiâs home ( his past ) + sheâs a tawaif so naturally sheâs a low character like that home wrecker. See his reasoning..
𤨠Every human being has a right to their dignity be it even sex workers ! Aman has zero remorse for his actions cause according to him â He did no wrong ! â
You might argue ah but his past is just so tragic
no ? So itâs understandable his mu. B_ll sh-t ! Having a painful past is one thing & punishing an innocent bystander for it is another ! In his heart Aman is fully aware of what heâs doing. He damn well knows Roshni has nothing do with his dad leaving them but itâs ok to punish her for it. Unforgivable !
Second his kidnapping Ro for marriage...
He needs to marry her to save his amiâs life. Heâs hesitant to force the girl. But the minute he finds about the husbandâs first wife itâs completely permissible for him to not only kidnap her but to buy her services. After all heâs doing a great samaj seva by saving that first wifeâs marriage. His morality gave him that permission...
Ya but what if in another universe she really was doing what he thought. I want to ask...
Whether she is a tawaif / gold digger or not why does she owe him an explanation for her choices ? đ¤ˇđťââď¸ At that point of time theyâre complete strangers arenât they ?
Even if she is one why is it ok to sl_t shame her ?
And can someone tell me why should a womanâs self-worth be tied to a manâs judgement ? He gets to decide whether sheâs a good woman or charitraheen. This is the 21st century not the damn 19th century !
(𤍠Ps : If being someoneâs daughter earns her the title of tawaif what about people who have pre- marital sex these days or
gasp* goodness children born out of wedlock. Does that mean theyâre tawaifâs too ?? What about live in relationships)
Lastly why is it acceptable for an ITV romantic hero to have such low standards , because heâs pretty
! Even in romance novels these days the heroes have evolved. And lâm not asking the romantic hero to be a feminist but atleast donât be sexist !
I mean no offence to any fanâs sentiments Iâm just pissed off at what was shown.