Decoding the "D" of Daksh

Apparently kids are only named after parents or past love affairs

Abhira named her child "Daksh"

Aksh would be from Akshara, who was D for?

Was "D" the real father of her child or her wishful thinking?

Or was "D" her real father? and she combined names of her parents to make Daksh

Who could it be? Who is "D"?

Do note above post is made keeping the logic that even though the show never mentioned that Ruhaan had anything to do with "Armaan", it has connection with him because a woman simply can't name her child whatever the hell she wants to name it

Coming to that who is "Abhee" of Abheera? Her father was Abhinav

Akshara has many secrets

Teesra baap doondh liya hoga Mrs Sharma ne in 22 yrs n woh bhi mar gaya hoga leaving both maa beti again penniless

D for douchebag Arman 😂😂

Waise good point about akshara etc but eg gen 3 akshara was not named after leads of their past affairs. They usually puts some mixture of leads name. Since daksh isn't leads kid makers didn't think much before naming him

Originally posted by: zohakhan7

Teesra baap doondh liya hoga Mrs Sharma ne in 22 yrs n woh bhi mar gaya hoga leaving both maa beti again penniless

There is a possibility, why would someone name their child after a stranger combining his name with her mother's name? There's no "D" unless she was honouring her father's profession "Driver"

Originally posted by: Phir_Mohabbat

D for douchebag Arman 😂😂

Waise good point about akshara etc but eg gen 3 akshara was not named after leads of their past affairs. They usually puts some mixture of leads name. Since daksh isn't leads kid makers didn't think much before naming him

The logic is weird, kids have to be named after characters in the show

If the child was named "Rusa" people would say he is named after Phuphasa 🤡

Originally posted by: MsWhiskerson

There is a possibility, why would someone name their child after a stranger combining his name with her mother's name? There's no "D" unless she was honouring her father's profession "Driver"

When she can be named after her mother n her ex ship name then anything is possible

Originally posted by: zohakhan7

When she can be named after her mother n her ex ship name then anything is possible

You obviously have no idea about Hindu names and their meanings..

most people don’t combine names which mean nothing to their child .

Since Abhira has no past baggage she gave a name with a clean positive slate ..

It is always better to give names which have positive connotations

Daksh means capable , skilful , competent in Sanskrit.. somebody who is good at work ..

Daksh prajapati was the son of lord Brahma father of Goddess Sati and he had many others daughters who got married to different saints ..

Abhira gave a very positive Hindu name for the child she believed to be hers .. Most Hindu families would be happy to have a son named Daksh

And that’s why Poddars were happy with the name .. as they had an elaborate Hindu naming ceremony.. where they were thinking of names like Rajan , Shivam ,

Ruhi is called Roohi .. which means a haunted spirit.. no wonder you see a ghostly moronic vibe with her ..

Sanjay Bansal is named after Sanjay .. who was the narrator of Mahabharata to the king .. that’s why he is always giving news to Kaveri ..

Names are powerful .. parents should think and then name their child

I think the the D could be like "Daku"??

Because they like rob people and kill them, don't they??

She surely picked the name foreshadowing what she wants her son to do in the future taking inspiration from his ancestors

The mission is clear - rob people of their money, happiness, and peace then kill them by doing choti si mistake

Also, she didn't attach her name to the baby's name because well, she didn't steal Ruhi's happiness (for a small time period yeah, but not for long). Instead, she stole Ruhi's biggest problem

Imagine how bad Ruhi's life would have been if this Delulu sa had not realized - oh, maine toh clown se pyaar karta hoon!

One thing right clownbheera did in her life that she stole Ruhi's problem, her trash