Astha- Defeated and Wronged - Page 5

Originally posted by: Jiggy7

Agar nahi hai to phir koi bhi Shaan Shaurya pics chalenge..

I am yet to find any..

Arrey woh conversation hai na ragging mein when he discovers her and he tells dad I know nothing vaha ground pe.

Ya phir when shaan brings food for him

Ya

When shaan yells at him for calling her Anokhi

Ya

He tells tumhe TC jarur milega

Originally posted by: Jiggy7

Ye kya tha??

Ladki makes her bf marry her pregnant, widowed sister??

😂😂😂😂

Aisa pagalpan kaun karta hai bhai??

KEkta ke show me to abhi hi ye pagalpan hota hai 😆

Originally posted by: Jiggy7

Agar nahi hai to phir koi bhi Shaan Shaurya pics chalenge..

I am yet to find any..

I have a couple episodes in mind where they r together.

Will find it.

Originally posted by: Jiggy7

Ahh they aren't in 1 frame..

Wasn't Shaurya looking from far in that scene?

Or even the Shanoor library scene?

In all these scenes they are shot in separate frames.

Originally posted by: rishbala3018

I have a couple episodes in mind where they r together.

Will find it.

Thank you.. 🤗

Beautiful, touching and poignant post.

It's sad that there had to be a choice.

But in reality it's Shaurya who suffered the most.

It's easy to say circumstances, Devi-Tej manipulated the situation- but in the end it's what Aastha CHOSE that set her son on a life on suffering.

She has suffered, undoubtedly. But she channeled the suffering into her own biological parents and nurturing other students in her area of teaching.

Shaurya physically has everything.

But is mentally and emotionally bare.

And That Is Crushing.

Aastha atleast grew up in a loving home, married the love of her life and had a child with him whom she spent the first 4/5 years in happiness.

What exactly has Shaurya had?

Devi could fill his mind with muck day in day out - but his absentee parents non action in his life spoke volumes.

No one's suffering can equal to Shaurya's.

Your parents are the backbone in your life, without them you're literally blowing the way the wind takes you.

Anokhis father and brother maybe abusive - but she had genuine love and support from her mother and sister.

Shaurya literally had NO ONE. Every single person in that house and his life are only physically present for him as long as he unconditionally abides to their expectations.

Otherwise, look at the uproar as soon as he once stepped out of their comfort zone. Even his father has suddenly grown a voice.

I say this as a child of absentee parents myself from the age of 5years too. And my parents lived in a different country to me and visited every now and again.

Originally posted by: Sofna

Beautiful, touching and poignant post.

It's sad that there had to be a choice.

But in reality it's Shaurya who suffered the most.

It's easy to say circumstances, Devi-Tej manipulated the situation- but in the end it's what Aastha CHOSE that set her son on a life on suffering.

She has suffered, undoubtedly. But she channeled the suffering into her own biological parents and nurturing other students in her area of teaching.

Shaurya physically has everything.

But is mentally and emotionally bare.

And That Is Crushing.

Aastha atleast grew up in a loving home, married the love of her life and had a child with him whom she spent the first 4/5 years in happiness.

What exactly has Shaurya had?

Devi could fill his mind with muck day in day out - but his absentee parents non action in his life spoke volumes.

No one's suffering can equal to Shaurya's.

Your parents are the backbone in your life, without them you're literally blowing the way the wind takes you.

Anokhis father and brother maybe abusive - but she had genuine love and support from her mother and sister.

Shaurya literally had NO ONE. Every single person in that house and his life are only physically present for him as long as he unconditionally abides to their expectations.

Otherwise, look at the uproar as soon as he once stepped out of their comfort zone. Even his father has suddenly grown a voice.

I say this as a child of absentee parents myself from the age of 5years too. And my parents lived in a different country to me and visited every now and again.

I know babe..

Nothing and no one compares to what Shaurya had to go through.. At the end he suffered due to mistakes and negligence of everyone in his life.. Even today everything he gets is conditional and the only thing he desires is unconditional love.. All his material possessions don't make up for what he had to go through everyday since the age of 4.. Everyday he is tortured and pushed to a corner for simple things he wants in life..

I am sorry for what you had to go through.. Hopefully you will get over this..

Originally posted by: Jiggy7

I know babe..

Nothing and no one compares to what Shaurya had to go through.. At the end he suffered due to mistakes and negligence of everyone in his life.. Even today everything he gets is conditional and the only thing he desires is unconditional love.. All his material possessions don't make up for what he had to go through everyday since the age of 4.. Everyday he is tortured and pushed to a corner for simple things he wants in life..

I am sorry for what you had to go through.. Hopefully you will get over this..

🤗

No need for apologies.😊 I'm good

Sometimes choice is not a choice aswell.

I know people who are really suffering from this and can see the havoc and destruction they cause the one's around them just because they can't control their emotions and let go.

The fact is our society holds motherhood in high regard. The love and responsibility that a mother has towards her child are the greatest of all. That's why most of us aren't able to easily forgive Aastha for leaving Shaurya. At the same time, we are more angry and frustrated at Shaan for being the spineless person he is. It is certainly appreciable that she took care of her parents (something children, especially girls, don't do after marriage).

Aastha was defeated by the Sabherwals but wronged by Shaan and her own parents to some extent. I understand Shaurya's grandparents were ill and all that, but parents will want their children to live with their children's children. Shaurya's grandparents never asked Aastha to go back or if they did, we weren't made aware of it. Shaan is the wrongest of all. If he had some courage, he would fight for Aastha and Shaurya 25 years ago.

I would also add that we are more able to connect with Shaurya as he is the lead and the story focuses more on his perspective. If Aastha was the lead and the rest of the situation was the same, Aastha would be defined as someone mahaan and Shaurya would be portrayed as a disrespectful child who has no sense of his own.

Hi Jiggy,

Here are all the Aastha Shaurya pics u wanted.

Working on the rest......will send them soon.

Love Preet ❤