Why Bajaj cannot be the whitewashed person from the last track? - Page 2

Originally posted by: Reemz11

I think your post could’ve easily stayed in your previous topic? You’ve said the same thing again with a few added points.

I’m not sure why we are so obsessed with the term ‘whitewashing’. Why do you want characters to be white?

You have thought far deeper than the writers. They are not capable to give anything beyond surface value.

If you know about Bajaj from S1, he too did some dark acts but fact remained that Prerna fell in love with him, stayed with him, had a family with him.

Please understand one thing - despite ALL your points. Bajaj is NOT the reason Anurag pushed Prerna off. That means there is no greater villain than Anurag himself. Even if later down the track they decide to mess things up for Bajaj’s character, HE was STILL NOT the one who push Prerna.

I think the worry should be is how to make Anurag redeemable? To me he’s done worse than anything Bajaj and Komolika have done.

How can we blame Bajaj and Komo for the villainous act by Anurag?

Originally posted by: durga33

bajaj indeed from season 1 did some bad dark acts. He did it to keep prerna with him. Despite it was wrong it showed there as its showing now in this show that bajaj love for prerna never will change. Despite everyone knowing all these bad things bajaj did in the original people still root for them and cheer for them. When you think of the original everyone remembers the bajaj character and prerish as the popular couple despite bajaj dark acts. That's because no matter what bajaj did it always came down to the fact he was there for prerna in many ways that anurag basu could never be. He was her rock, shield and armor as he is now. That's why people love prerish and adore them. He was a gentleman and a man for her. He accepted a child who wasn't his own.

Whatever your opinion and thoughts about bajaj are just a conjecture at this instance.

Only truth right now is that anu pushed a mother who had just delivered a baby down a high bridge in the name of saving her.

Nobody else’s crimes , may it be komo, bajaj or mohini can wash out anu”s crime .

Anu’s crimes are must more serious, he killed prerna not only physically but also emotionally.

I am confused as to who this post is actually trying to convince the TM themselves or us 😕

Originally posted by: manzilmukul

Reemzie, you know when I say black, I don’t mean the usual one!

We’ve seen another character arc together in another show we loved. Dushy mushy! That was black too.

We all have shades to us and who knows what we are capable COD in desperate times. What is black anyway? Pushing a woman from a bridge is black too!

But that show had a class level of writing. This one is the total opposite. It can’t handle its main leads, forget the parallel ones.

Bajaj and Komo are definitely the spice of the show but these constant topics trying to find a problem with Bajaj when till now he hasn’t done anything to cause a red flag is just a bit tiring.

what do we do about the black act by Anurag? The worst one of the show. It’s very clear it was his choice and his choice only. Today he called himself a thorn bird and I can’t believe the self-pitying after all that he’s done.

Originally posted by: Reemz11

I think your post could’ve easily stayed in your previous topic? You’ve said the same thing again with a few added points.

I’m not sure why we are so obsessed with the term ‘whitewashing’. Why do you want characters to be white?

You have thought far deeper than the writers. They are not capable to give anything beyond surface value.

If you know about Bajaj from S1, he too did some dark acts but fact remained that Prerna fell in love with him, stayed with him, had a family with him.

Please understand one thing - despite ALL your points. Bajaj is NOT the reason Anurag pushed Prerna off. That means there is no greater villain than Anurag himself. Even if later down the track they decide to mess things up for Bajaj’s character, HE was STILL NOT the one who push Prerna.

I think the worry should be is how to make Anurag redeemable? To me he’s done worse than anything Bajaj and Komolika have done.

How can we blame Bajaj and Komo for the villainous act by Anurag?

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

They can't turn him into a villain because that's not what RB was. In Prerna's own words, he was her heartbeat and the PRB relationship was the very foundation upon which all other relationships started and even ended.

Also, like you pointed out, the act of letting go had a reason.

Ekta couldn’t do that to her own iconic character. They have to show basic respect to the characteristics at least!

Bajaj will never like Basu, seems least likely anyway so of course he will be an ass to him. A villain for Anurag doesn’t mean an actual villain. Anyway, Bajaj’s ‘blackness’ pales compared to Anurag’s act🤣

Originally posted by: durga33

You are entitled to your opinon and I respect that. However my views differ from yours.

Two things I can say with certain

1) Bajaj loves prerna unconditionally and will go to the extreme to protect her and make her happy.

2) Bajaj doesn't like anurag. They both hate one another. So him taunting anurag is no surprise. The characters share a dislike for one another. Bajaj is everything anurag wish he could be.

Coming to why bajaj never came before to save prerna all those times. Yes it's a creative decision but also why should he come when anurag is there. He left with kuki telling him to take care of prerna. Anurag can't even help himself so how is he even capable of taking care of prerna. He is suppose to be a man. Every man protects there woman and keep them close. However anurag has only claim he protects prerna by pushing her away from his life. Anurag is the male lead. The hero in the story. Your question as to why bajaj wasn't there to protect proves how unworthy and incapable anurag is for prerna.

Bajaj left the lovers to wed and be together. Yes he knew what was going on but he only said he will come if prerna calls him. Which she never did. Also he wanted to see what anurag would do. If he is man enough to keep his woman by his side. Bajaj didn't wait under the bridge for prerna. He most likely got word then and had to rush. However if Bajaj does take advantage over the situation that's who fault? Bajaj?! No. It's anurag who allow cracks in his relationship to prerna.

As for bajaj not being concerned over kuki. He grew kuki up to be like him. Kuki right now is shown as the mature one compare to prerna. He knows and have that faith that his daughter can take care of herself. Prerna on the other hand needs someone 24/7 to watch her. She is more of a child.

Agree 💯💯💯

Have not seen a more helpless male lead than anurag.

Instead of punishing komo , he has actually rewarded her.

The only punishment meted out to her is naughty nokjhok.

Prerna is going through a tough time mentally, bajaj expects kuki to help out her mother in her tough times.

It is not humanly possible to expect prerna to calm diwn after what she underwent.

Originally posted by: durga33

also I agree with you reemz people should worry more about what anurag did. They can ruin bajaj character in the run but that doesn't change the fact that the male lead hero pushed his lover to her death. Fake or not when it could've been handled differently. Bajaj is no less than a villian like anurag. Bajaj would do grey acts against anurag but he would never harm prerna physically as what anurag did. Period!

Exactly. Bajaj wouldn’t dream of hurting Prerna but Anurag actually went ahead and did it. It’s not redeemable.

Originally posted by: Reemz11

Exactly. Bajaj wouldn’t dream of hurting Prerna but Anurag actually went ahead and did it. It’s not redeemable.

Anurag had no right to act god and physically harm prerna and separate a mother from her child.

Did he ask prerna if she would have preferred a prison sentence over being pushed down a bridge and separated from her family?

What right did anu have to take the decision on prerna’s behalf.

Now anu should just stop this pity party of his .

It is 8 years too late.