Originally posted by: funny_fubar
I have a completely tangential take on this. I feel this issue could have been taken by Suman instead is Shiva.
Letâs keep all the blame game aside. Suman gave her brother the Kangans, not as a gift, but as a sort of loan to get duplicates made. The situations changed and a whole lot of mess happened in between, so the kangan was mostly forgotten.
Now Shiva has brought it up. And as mentioned in the above posts, Suman also feels for the kangans. Why has it become Shivaâs fight and obsession? Why is Suman even keeping quiet. Maami has time and again pointed out to Shiva that âwhen you mom has no issue with it, why are you asking?â.
Ok so now letâs go into hypotheticals. If I was in Sumanâs place, I would have told Shiva to stand down âI love you for never giving up this, I understand your pain, but these are my Kangans, so I want you to step back and let me deal with this.â
I would have then called Maama and questioned him- âI gave you the Kangans with the understanding that you will give it back to me. It is now your responsibility to return it to me. I give you an hours time to convince Prafulla and return it to me. This issue can be put to rest completely from here on.
If you do not return it to me, I will resort to putting a civil case on you. I can prove the Kangans are mine(*assuming she has some receipts since Darsana had it made for her). We can settle this matter in court. Even if I lose money, I am willing to fight it out, because this is now affecting my son and his married life. You figure out if you really have money to spare for fighting with me in court. Also, if we go the court way, then we cannot have our relation back. This is the end of it. So discuss with your wife and figure out what you want.â
This in my mind would be the best way to resolve the Kangan kaand. Whole Shivaâs feelings and intentions are noble and pure, I simply feel this is not his battle to fight đ¤ˇââď¸