Last Episode of Ghum - My Honest Opinion

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Posted: 3 days ago

#31

Originally posted by: Rosh4rose

I am active a bit in Ristha forum watching out of habit

I assumed. But woh show mujhe itna sada hua lagta hain ki kalesh bhi padhneka jee nahi karta. smiley17

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Nushrat

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Posted: 3 days ago

#32

Originally posted by: Rosh4rose

Yes Ghum was about " Sairat" then to their precious baby " Savi".

I'm gonna confess.

I genuinely feel sad for neutral TejNeel fans because their ship sank even before it started sailing.

But another part of me felt sadistic pleasure because some of them were flying too high and blaming Bhavika, sl#t-shaming the character Savi while the show's popularity itself is rooted in SaiRat and later continued through their child.

So yeah, loved the fact that SP intervened and showed Savi to be loyal to Rajat while Teju died and Neel was ready to start afresh forgetting his Amar (Read OBsessive) Prem. smiley2

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Nushrat

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Posted: 3 days ago

#33

Originally posted by: Ashane25
Right relationship should be equal....but I actually believe not generalising still kids look after their mother and their move on affects them....so if you can nurture alone it's much better....last episode was good because I got to see Sairat again....

I get your point but then again, there's no certainty kids will look after you. And while I totally agree kids get affected, kids coming from dysfunctional families turn out to be more emotionally damaged.

A parent should know how to handle the situation and reassure their kids of their support. That doesn't mean they can't move on. So it's always about choice and how you're dealing with different relations.

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Ashane25

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Posted: 3 days ago

#34

Originally posted by: Nush_Rat

I get your point but then again, there's no certainty kids will look after you. And while I totally agree kids get affected, kids coming from dysfunctional families turn out to be more emotionally damaged.
A parent should know how to handle the situation and reassure their kids of their support. That doesn't mean they can't move on. So it's always about choice and how you're dealing with different relations.

It depends on case actually....if parent is problematic in some cases even moms then move on is not an issue because you give them a happy life....whereas in others it becomes painful so yeah kids can be given importance if they don't look after, you can get a partner in old days as well.....end of the day choice and how to handle such complications matter....

Actually I don't understand how kids handle the love story of parents because they aren't meant for it.....life changes completely in start as newly weds to mom dad....

Edited by Ashane25 - 3 days ago