Vanshaj [EDT#11] Rishton ki Mahbharat - Page 74

Originally posted by: A_for_Arpita

Yup but my point is he did HESITATED before going behind her. He thought about himself at least for few seconds before thinking about HER also he went inside only after Bhoomi getting hyper ki Yuvika is inside. That's my point

Yes completely agreed here, he did think of himself and hesitated before entering

Originally posted by: A_for_Arpita

Nopes Yudhisthir wasn't grey (Not even his silence in VH can be considered grey) not at all so Yuvika can't be grey. All chhal happened from pandavas side under the guidance & supervision of Krishna inha tho Krishna ko hi screen space nehi dia Jata

Suspense maintain kaise karein? Screentime hatakar

Originally posted by: rbpll

This!

In Mahabharat everyone was flawed but here yuvika and prem is spotless. Karn has weight in his character, but here kartik is totally useless. Duryodhan was villain but his other relations were genuine but dj is stooping so low everyday. And that's how human beings are- flawed and grey not typical black and white.

Instead of showing kartik so annoying and useless, they could've shown that karvika relationship could not stand test of disagreements and reality. Yuvika realised that her priorities are changed in life and she no longer feel the same way for kartik. But oh no! How come itv fl take a call of breakup on such real issues. So they made kartik extra bad to show yuvika victim.

Originally posted by: A_for_Arpita

Nopes Yudhisthir wasn't grey (Not even his silence in VH can be considered grey) not at all so Yuvika can't be grey. All chhal happened from pandavas side under the guidance & supervision of Krishna inha tho Krishna ko hi screen space nehi dia Jata

It wasn't his silence, he staked Draupadi and his brothers for a game, you really think that is a white thing to do? At least Nakul and Sahdev he staked on his own even without being prompted..

He asked Draupadi to stop putting the act and go into inner chambers when she came to complain against Keechak to Virat

How are these being not grey in anyway?

I have no issues with them doing chhal against enemies that's how politics/war is, but he did actually use his people and neutral ones and threw them off bus to reach his goals, he was definitely not white..

Ek episode and we are at 92/93 page, aaj raat ko aur aag lagne wali hai

Ek aur thread banate hue jaana didi

Originally posted by: Moonks

I think it depends on perspective, he will be considered more than grey in today’s world May be in his era he wasn’t and whatever he did was justified. For me yuvika is the lighter shade of grey while DJ is turning in to more and more black shade. TBH yuvika did not deserve anything she is getting, inheritance or not, Isha is more deserving than her, she has skills which can be polished with time but yuvika thinks whatever she believes is right, her version of truth is the only version of truth which exists in this world, I don’t know I don’t have that connect with her which many of you have🤷‍♀️

Yup it is about perspective.

Obviously I am not gonna argue with Preet Di regarding Mahabharata because she is far more knowledgeable than me with regards to MB as well as life but yup I have a certain perspective from which Yudhisthir wasn't grey, pandavas weren't grey they all were true to their essence. Krishna exists hi ish liye Karta tha taki Pandavas Duniya K liye white rahe aur Ranchhod Krishna khud Bane. That's my perspective.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

It wasn't his silence, he staked Draupadi and his brothers for a game, you really think that is a white thing to do? At least Nakul and Sahdev he staked on his own even without being prompted..

He asked Draupadi to stop putting the act and go into inner chambers when she came to complain against Keechak to Virat

How are these being not grey in anyway?

I have no issues with them doing chhal against enemies that's how politics/war is, but he did actually use his people and neutral ones and threw them off bus to reach his goals, he was definitely not white..

Originally posted by: Moonks

I think it depends on perspective, he will be considered more than grey in today’s world May be in his era he wasn’t and whatever he did was justified. For me yuvika is the lighter shade of grey while DJ is turning in to more and more black shade. TBH yuvika did not deserve anything she is getting, inheritance or not, Isha is more deserving than her, she has skills which can be polished with time but yuvika thinks whatever she believes is right, her version of truth is the only version of truth which exists in this world, I don’t know I don’t have that connect with her which many of you have🤷‍♀️

If we say what Yudhisthir did was right as per his era, then I think even Duryodhan went as per the rules of his era

I guess we shall be objective in certain terms irrespective of time and society

Originally posted by: Moonks

they have made everyone bad to show yuvika as a victim

That's what happen in ITV. Supporting characters are made bad to glorify protagonist and this show is no different.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

If we say what Yudhisthir did was right as per his era, then I think even Duryodhan went as per the rules of his era

I guess we shall be objective in certain terms irrespective of time and society