Originally posted by: MistyDawn
She didn't have any malice in her heard or any dubious intention of stopping Pallavi from ''moving on'' behind inviting Pallavi.. as far as I have understood her character.. If Pallavi and Ayi have decided to keep their relationship as it is, then Mandhar is a part of it..he automatically comes in the loop.. Matlab Pallavi can participate in any occasion, festival, family function except for anything that is related to Mandhar? Why? What's the logic.. Jab uska man saaf hai, Ayi ka man saaf hai.. then why treat this ''Mandhar'' issue as a hush-hush affair that needs not be discussed.. ? Moving on doesn't mean yoi forget somebody.. Pallavi remembers Mandhar as someone who respected her, encouraged her, supported her.. why would she omit his memories from her mind and heart just because she is now married to someone else?
I agree. She's married doesn't mean she has to (or should be expected to!) forget her late husband. Just because she said she didn't love him, doesn't mean ki she didn't have fondness for him. She had a lot. And after seeing Sharda's response to seeing Pallavi on vatsavitri, how can we doubt how happy she is to see Pallavi well settled??
Let's forget what we know off screen about Mandaar, and focus on the information Pallavi and Sharda had. A great guy, loving son, with all the potential to be a great husband, taken too soon from both women.
Honestly, why shouldn't she want Pallavi there for Mandaar's pooja? She was his wife. Immediate family. They never divorced, their marriage was dissolved by death. But I also like that Jaya told Pallavi not to feel too guilty about forgetting the day. Pallavi too didn't have any malice in her heart, and it wasn't fueled by a lack of respect for Mandaar or Sharda, she was just caught up in her own life. It happens, itni badi baat nahi hai. That way, I do appreciate Jaya's influence in Pallavi's life. Someone has to tell her ki duniya ke saare bojh usse uthaane ki zarurat nahi hai.
When I say Ayi needs to move on, it's not in context of today, really. Pallavi is well within her rights to attend every Mandaar related pooja for the rest of her life. But I think Ayi needs do something, warna woh ghar sambhalne se raha, and I don't want her to live in such misery forever. Yehi sochte rehna, ki Pallavi thi toh sab accha tha, it isn't going to help. But I'm optimistic to see her, Milind and Amrutha form an alliance. Now, they need to focus on ki ab Pallavi nahi hai, toh sab accha kaise karein? Not just for Pallavi's sake, but for their own.