Originally posted by: India_TV
mahima has been a bad parent..yes....
But manjari supporting abhi for everything....or even more than required....is not good either...
yahan per baat manjari and abhi ke shefali ko support karna against parth....seems right....
But again these people separate akshu from her son?? and manjari even has problems with akshu meeting her son....
shefali..herself being in this situation and still seem to support manjari and abhi....questionable hota hai....
kafi double stanrds lagte hain..
and I liked mahima calling it out...loud and clear!!!
Manjari is def a hypocrite - from the beginning. I have no issues with that or with her being called out.
I do have an issue with Shefali being called out or being put in this place by Mahima. Shefali didn't support anyone here; she is innocent in all of this. Why drag this to her uselessly?
Obviously, the Ak - Abhi custody case is a mess that we are still discussing, but the false equivalencies that Mahima is making are just to justify her case for Parth. And btw, in case you didn't catch that- she wants Parth and Shefali to get back together. That is why she is doing all of this. Not just for Shivu's custody, no, she wants to force Shefali to get back together with Parth so Shivu custody doesn't happen.
Ak-Abhi case is completely different from Parth-Shefali case. And I have no energy to defend Abhi anymore, but there are a few practical differences:
1. Abhir didn't know until like a week ago that Abhi is his father, while Shivu has known him his whole life and is attached to both his parents. Which means Parth doesn't need to built a relationship from scratch like Abhi needs to.
2. Shefali isn't stealing anyone's rights, and considering she keeps planning to live in Birla house, Parth would still have complete access to Shivu and have basically no big difference in the relationship.
3. Abhi-Ak actually can't get back together cause Ak is married, and it's been six years. Parth and Shefali aren't even divorced yet - so that possibility exists for them.