Originally posted by: NiharikaMishra
I am not a fan of capital punishment, so I didn't quite like what Leela said about it. If your kid is beyond control to the point that only a slap can stop him/her, it means you didn't teach him/her well and the slap is some last minute patchwork. Eventually the kid may get used to the beating and still keep doing the same thing.
But when it comes to drawing boundaries, what Hasmukh did was exactly the kind of line that needed to be drawn. Disrespecting a parent, is something that should have been objected to by Anupamaa, but all we see her do is weep at her fate.
Now that I read this article it displeases me a lot. Hasmukh punished Pakhi to teach her a lesson. She was not alienated because the family members were busy or something, she was alienated because she didn't deserve help or encouragement from them. By helping her, inspite of being told to stay away from her by Hasmukh and even Pakhi herself, Anupamaa is defying Hasmukh's orders and I hope he calls her out for it, instead of going back to appreciating how mahaan she is.
https://www.indiaforums.com/article/anupamaa-anupamaa-turns-saviour-for-pakhi_178514
Bold line: Definitely can happen. That's why I said, it might not be applicable to all.. Every child has a different story. But a girl like Pakhi should be given the worst lesson
Anupama is trying to Mahaan I dont know, but she is a mother after all. She will save Pakhi.