Originally posted by: AreYaar
My thoughts on the fight:
1) To defend my parents (even if a slap is involved), I wouldn't slander someone's character like Nia did with Guneet....it's quite disturbing that as a female, she doesn't feel a moment's pause in denigrating the character of a woman who shared all her vulnerabilities with her. Patriarchy rules.
2) Shweta was just OUTSTANDING in this scene....those fiery, teary eyes....I was reminded of some classic Prerna glaringđ....the way Guneet's emotions were oscillating all over the place in this scene....the heartbreak, the anger, the shock when she learns that Nia also knew the truth, the feeling of betrayal when even Nia doesn't give her any understanding as a friend....every shade was outstandingly portrayed by Shweta.....
Special mention for two bits....a)When she tells Nia to get out....and b) When she tells Nia that she let her badtameezi go once but she won't let it go a second time.....I loved that she reminded Nia who's the elder here that Nia ofcourse seems to have no cognizance of because of having treated her own dad like a kid half her life.
3) It was an ugly fight.....clearly both of them were hurt and lashing out to hurt the other. But Nia's blind defense of her father has gotten beyond tiresome and I have no sympathy for it anymore. She is consumed by her father's so called emotional debilitation that she couldn't even see another woman's pain.....Yes, Guneet shouldn't have said anything about how Amber treated his late wife or his daughter but frankly what she said was the truth.....he's a drama queen of the highest order who emotionally blackmails the people in his life. Ofcourse Nia as the daughter can't handle or bear this truth, so she reacted.....but to react by calling Guneet a two timer who can't handle relationships was WAY over the line.
Amber consumes the drama oxygen of every situation so much, that people forget everything else. This is a man who put Guneet through so much when she first came into his life as the tenant....while she was always the cheerful one trying to look for positives in so many setbacks.....and now it's all been forgotten to paint him as the victim.
The saddest part of the scene was the hurt in Guneet when she said to Nia, "Tum toh meri dost thi na".....once again, Guneet made the mistake of thinking anyone would stick up for her....she expected Nia to give her some understanding as a friend....but from the get go, Nia was only obsessed with advocating for her father.....and that was the moment Guneet realized that Nia the daughter is all there is....she thought she had a friend in Nia, but there never really was.....Nia proved it with the way she slandered Guneet.
However the story moves ahead in the coming days....it's been quite disappointing to see the casual way in which Guneet is slandered over and over again by random characters in this show, simply for trying to figure out her path to love in life. People like Amber make a 1000 more mistakes than her but somehow HE ends up being the "victim" with his daughter trying to paint him as a saintđđ
This should have been an issue between two consenting adults (Amber and Guneet)....woh aapas mein lade ya marein, it's their business.....Nia has to stop infantilizing either of them.....but sadly this is all they seem to be fixated on in this story currently.