Originally posted by: nim_var
For a marriage to work, both partners have to be together.. In AM case, it was Malini always running away to her maayka at the drop of a hat or a silly spat... like the fight over going to college in the car sent by Anu... then discussing them with your mom, taking her advice...etc.. not cool. Any sensible parent knows not to interfere in their child's marriage and when to step in.
Imlie does not have an example of a successful marriage,only her amma ki seekh on which she has full bharosa.. and Sita Maiyya. Adi is not going to let her leave and she will stay and FIGHT, just as she echoed when she confessed her ILU to Adi.. taught me to fight, always been supportive.. Hope the makers keep this in mind as we certainly DO..
Married and a mom too, seen a bit of life. It is not beyond reality to imagine what the T's are saying is true... just that words hurt and once said can never be taken back. Adi has said many hateful things to Imlie and Imlie has forgiven him for that. Same she will do once the T's embrace her fully.
If she moves in with Adi, good for ITV, that is P for Progression.
Nim, well said.
@Bold: Married with two kids myself. I think in initial phase of a marriage, family interference always remains..but from what I have experienced, when you and the family gets the confidence..it starts to dwindle. I have never lived in a joint family and have been a very independent person myself. When you establish some boundaries and respect others boundaries too, I think it just becomes very mutual. Is it easy to do, no. Arguments,, conflicts and friction always prop up in any kind of relation dynamics. It is with age and education you learn to use the right words.
Having said that I think that any inherently good at heart person, will not be as vile as T's are being right now. And again I think that is where it is difficult for me to comprehend. Makers and script writers ki galti hai yeh toh. They are nice, they are shown to be nice and now the language they are speaking is nothing less of trash. They are an upper middle class family who probably have seen struggles themselves so their actions and the lingo they are using is what an inexperienced, nasty and un-polished person would speak. Has age and life not taught them anything? Is the first time they have seen a crisis? Oh well, jaane do yaar...T's ne itna hungama macha rakha hai ki haye tauba ho rakhi hai...😆 There are some other lovely things that the past episodes have reflected on- how the younger generation is more open minded and compassionate, Sundar's uncomplicated yet cherishable friendship with Imlie...and more so AKT being the voice of morality!
I am just seeing this as the representation of what probably still exists in some societies in India, a way to spice up the drama albeit in a very loud and sour way and get TRP, maybe! As for how this reflects on the next progression for Imlie- well sometimes you have get knocked down lower than you have ever been to stand up taller than you ever were...and that is probably what they are doing right now. Imlie will rise, has to rise!
@Bold2: Oh I will rejoice if that happens..but the director and the makers are now confused..p se progression dikhaya jaaye ya fir R se regression kyunki T se trp chahiye aur D se drama, Baki toh T's ko GMO ingredients bana rakha hai...toh organic ki toh lagi padhi hai! P se platonic ka toh bol bala hai hi! 😆
Sorry for not tagging other's who would like to be involved or were involved in this discussion..just catching up and saw Nim's tag for me...thanks Nim for the discussion 🤗
Update: IF being a dhokebaz to my tagging...aint working for me! sorry!
Edited by Whatever765 - 4 years ago