Originally posted by: Priya516
I find that it’s not finding fault with the character but more so , why as women we are not able to connect with Pallavi. As a woman I want to be able to root for her and feel the emotions that Pallavi is going thru but that is not the case.. I feel that she is miles from where we all are as women.. just as an example in yesterday’s episode as a married woman I would have said let me discuss with my MIL and husband and get back to you about coming over .. if not that at least an eye contact to get their approval.. this is something any generation of women do Also, we look for expressions and body language changes in our husbands even though they say everything is good. Raghav was showing it clearly that he is not happy with what’s going on and she chose to ignore it. I think it’s from the beginning her going over board with deshmukh have always been something that I could not relate to. As married women we kind of bridge the gap between in-laws and mayka and she not acknowledging that is something that I could not relate to. If they had showed at least a video call of her talking to her brother and SIL would have helped us. Her not having that conversation with Kirthi about the photo shoot disaster also is a let down..
I think these small conversations or expressions would have made us connect better . I do agree that by helping Mandhar would give her the much needed closure and help her move on with her life with a clear conscience but the way she goes about doing it is something that I am unable to connect to where she makes promises without consulting her husband to live somewhere else and her husband has no say in it .. we are modern women but we wouldn’t make these kinds of one way decisions without consulting with our husbands.. marriage is a commitment and there is no “I” but only “We”. And that applies to both.. Also we kinda of agree with Raghav as his character has been like that from the beginning and we have gotten used to it and we root for Raghav since we understand his character and Sai has done an excellent job in making us root for him..
I am just expressing my thoughts please don’t take it any other way. Open to all your replies
I think this is the issue that I have as well. I love Pallavi, truly. I love both her and Raghav equally. But for some reason I find it so difficult to understand her. Sometimes I do, but often I find myself criticizing her and questioning her (not bashing) decisions so I can try to break down and understand her motives.
I find it hard to understand how she's so careless (now) about her role as a wife? Raghav, even when he was wrong was still trying to maintain his role as a husband (Keerti situation - he, despite how dumb he was about it IMO, turned himself in so he could still say that he was supporting his wife. So she could have some kind of closure. It's not that he was right or even really helping her bc she knew he was lying, but his gesture is still what it is - a gesture of supporting his wife as best he could). I was able to give Pallavi more of a pass/ understanding up until yesterdays episode. The whole kassam and how she let herself be pressured into it. All she has to do is say no. And if she can't muster up the courage, say, I will discuss it. What could he do? He's some 60+ yr old man, you're telling me Kaka couldn't have pulled them apart? Where's Nikhil when you need him? How does she just ignore her husband's needs (and her own) to serve the unwarranted and extreme needs of her maayka? Did she think Raghav would sit around and always be there for her? Did she think she's some kind of magic charm for Mandar and concentrated hours of time will somehow quickly jog his memory? Is there any scientific backing to her thinking?
IDK maybe its because I grew up in a culture where once a woman marries, her husband becomes her #1 priority that I view things differently. Several of my cousins are married and i can tell you the ones who are the happiest are the ones who keep their spouses happy first. The ones who run to their maayka any chance they get are the ones with unhappy marriages. And of course, there's a balance, I'm not saying neglect your maayka to please your husband. But she's put Raghav so far down her list, it's hard to imagine how she's in the right?
It doesn't matter the cause of why she's helping, who she's helping. It's more so about how she never spoke about it (staying at D house) with her husband. I for sure thought she would discuss it with Raghav. But nope. I got really disappointed about that. I get she's angry with him for the tracker stunt, but living somewhere else? How do you leave without telling your husband how long you'll be gone for? What kind of marriage is that? I'm not saying she needs to constantly tell him her whereabouts, but when it comes to staying overnight, yeah he needs to know. Where's her importance for her husband? Why does she allow her humanitarianism ruin her relationships?
She also essentially is putting Raghav in a tight spot. I know a lot of people are like why did he give his approval several times. I too think that. At the same time, just how Pallavi gives into her family, Raghav gives into Pallavi. He lets her run their relationship and their boundaries, etc. He can see how much she wants to help, how can he say no to her? Would you really stop your s.o. from helping someone if they were that eager to? Wouldn't you be scared of what your s.o. thought of you? Esp in a new relationship? I think he should've spoken up regardless, but I understand why he faked his approval just like how I understand why Pallavi wants to help Mandar so much.
Edited by fria319 - 4 years ago