Did a young boy really die?

I was more perturbed by my pet fish's death than this shameless family. In which world a sister cries for her mother's attention a few days after her young brother's death? Which brother thinks about going abroad a few days after cremating his younger brother? Which parents leave their grief-stricken mentally unstable son because they are not getting adequate attention? I have seen grandparents feel guilty about living a long life after their grandson's death. But, Baa and Bapuji are more concerned about the unavailability of their full-time maid than about the loss of their young grandson. And to my utter shock, the woman who claimed that her identity is motherhood is the least affected by her young son's unexpected demise. Earlier she was busy accusing her temporary husband of her son's murder, now she is busy curing her permanent husband while using her temporary husband to warm her body. She is hugging and kissing her toy boy in front of her recently widowed DIL whom she considered her daughter. Moving on means transforming your grief into your strength not shamelessly romancing or doing chichorepan to draw attention.

Everyone deals with grief differently, some need time, some need attention, some need space, some needs love, some want pain and knowing Anupamaa’s core personality she wants sab sab sab….so here you go!

the boy died for nothing 🥲

Remember Samar had some dizziness while leaving for the Party...Dkp must had a lot of nonsense twists in their bags with large quantities of glycerine for RG to cry ...but waqt badal gaye ...halat badal gaye...trp badal gaye...aunties r not ready to cry....So what to do...PH can't let go of money on glycerine....unless you know .... glycerin is a good lubricant.....heheheee

Can't expect any decency from AnupaMaid and her shameless filthy phemli tbh. Kuch bhi ho jayega it's upwards and onwards to the next phunction and next unsuspecting fool to take advantage of

They made mockery of samar death actually

If they had seen a movie like No one killed Jessica they could have shown how fighting justice take years of hard work. Even rich ppl and middle class educated take 20 to 30 years to get justice actually.

If only thy could show somethig like "No one killed jessica" how jessica lal sister fought for her sister same way anupama and dimpy fight for samar it would be good

Instead they made mockery of police lawyer witnesses everyone

It was sucha sensitive issue

I feel sorry for samar he truly stood by his mom for 27-28 years and she never supported him ever when vanraj, toshu, baa and pakhi made fun of him abused him

Nor after marriage samar was helped by anupama, she never helped him or had gratitude for being lone person supporting her against abuse in in laws home all life

When this shameless family can't even miss wearing new dresses n dancing on festival then how can you expect them to keep grieving on her deceased son.

What Pakhi said about Dimpy was infuriating.... that Dimpy is using her tragedy and playing the victim card to get attention and sympathy. Adhik rightly pointed out that's what she does. Pakhi, Toshu and Baa have always been selfish. No wonder Samar was closer to Anuj. Samar probably wouldn't have taken the bullet if it wasn't pointed at Anuj.

Originally posted by: MOTHERHOOD

I was more perturbed by my pet fish's death than this shameless family. In which world a sister cries for her mother's attention a few days after her young brother's death? Which brother thinks about going abroad a few days after cremating his younger brother? Which parents leave their grief-stricken mentally unstable son because they are not getting adequate attention? I have seen grandparents feel guilty about living a long life after their grandson's death. But, Baa and Bapuji are more concerned about the unavailability of their full-time maid than about the loss of their young grandson. And to my utter shock, the woman who claimed that her identity is motherhood is the least affected by her young son's unexpected demise. Earlier she was busy accusing her temporary husband of her son's murder, now she is busy curing her permanent husband while using her temporary husband to warm her body. She is hugging and kissing her toy boy in front of her recently widowed DIL whom she considered her daughter. Moving on means transforming your grief into your strength not shamelessly romancing or doing chichorepan to draw attention.

I have not watched in months, only reading recap here and there. From this post, all I can see is the shameless Shah are still being shameless and the great Deviji is and will Always be all about herself. Damn young adoptive daughter, dead son, and grieving family.

I truly agree with whatever you have mentioned in your post

Pakhi makes me want to puke.

Not just a narcissistic personality but truly a psychopath with zero empathy.

Toshu Kinjal were selfish anyway but I can accept the need to get away from these TamaShahs and wanting to live in peace.