Ambar's secret out infront of guneet

https://youtu.be/spDYlFwQns4

Hmmm I don’t know. On one hand as someone who has been happily married many years I know that full disclosure is overrated & unnecessary in a relationship & sometimes it is best to stay quiet on things that will hurt the other as long as u have not done real wrong.

On the other hand Ambar almost did real wrong so I feel Guneet has a right to know he is capable of ditching her like that. Today he almost ran away because of her relatives’ pressure. Tmrw if she got unplanned pregnant he may run away because he is not ready for a baby.

Originally posted by: Bana

Hmmm I don’t know. On one hand as someone who has been happily married many years I know that full disclosure is overrated & unnecessary in a relationship & sometimes it is best to stay quiet on things that will hurt the other as long as u have not done real wrong.

On the other hand Ambar almost did real wrong so I feel Guneet has a right to know he is capable of ditching her like that. Today he almost ran away because of her relatives’ pressure. Tmrw if she got unplanned pregnant he may run away because he is not ready for a baby.

You are right guneet ko sach janane ka full right he..

I just wanna know... Is it only the family thing giving him cold feet? Or is it the marriage itself? Cz even before this, AS was asking Niya if he is doing the ryt thing by marrying GS...

If its the family then I think this a problem to be spoken about. Guneet comes from a lively family and I am 100% sure, her family will continue to be around even after marriage. So every little thing they do, will AS just run away?

It is the idea of change that is giving him cold feet. I clearly remember he started getting upset the time Niya spoke to him about Everything about to change - she corrected it to “good change” - right aftr cleaning our Anjali’s stuff. Thats when it hit him that his life is about to change. He went out in a daze & ran into Guneet practising the dance & tue aunties telling him to dye his hair which sort of emphasized that “change” & then all this followed from there.