Great Barkhaa is back

Hope she is negative the show is getting so boring.

also addya is not needed but apparently she is alive and in a hostel. Which adoptive child wants to separate their parents and stay at a hostel lol

Hmm, sahi kaha, you mean like how an adopted Anupama separated her parents, Hansmukh and Leela and staying in a vriddhashram (woh bhi kisi aur ki amanat, jisko sambhalne ki aadh me property tax tak nahin bhara)?

Kuch promo aaya hai kya?

Kahte hai kisi cheez ko dil se mango to tumhe mil hi jati hai. Guess that obsessed poster on IF got his wish.

Originally posted by: Starwatcher01

Hope she is negative the show is getting so boring.

also addya is not needed but apparently she is alive and in a hostel. Which adoptive child wants to separate their parents and stay at a hostel lol

The same adopted child who knows the mom is a selfish evil lady who abandoned them for 5 years because of her ex and has given her dad nothing but tears and misery.

Any child who loves their dad will never want their dad to go back to that evil selfish woman .

Originally posted by: Bodhianveshika

Hmm, sahi kaha, you mean like how an adopted Anupama separated her parents, Hansmukh and Leela and staying in a vriddhashram (woh bhi kisi aur ki amanat, jisko sambhalne ki aadh me property tax tak nahin bhara)?

No, no, don't you understand. Hypocrite posters can just blame a little kid and always and always and always give the main lead a free pass.

At this point I dont know who they are trying to fool, they are worse than the worst anupama stans on twitter and those guys are already mad.

Originally posted by: Harish111

No, no, don't you understand. Hypocrite posters can just blame a little kid and always and always and always give the main lead a free pass.

At this point I dont know who they are trying to fool, they are worse than the worst anupama stans on twitter and those guys are already mad.

Imagine what a masterpiece they have created in the name of a lead.

Every character including a child needs to be villainised to elevate the lead, that too unsuccessfully.