Originally posted by: Phir_Mohabbat
I actually liked Gayatri Rajshri and akshara the most
Rajshri was the ideal mother in law. She was always so loving towards varsha, and I think varsha shaurya had love marriage. Maheshwari family was very open minded.
They later showed her a bit old fashioned like during varshas pregnancy and varsha wanting to study more. But they handled it beautifully.
Shaurya akshara and shaurya naitik had very pure bond. I used to love the siblings relationship, very respectful kind, they would share their pain and good memories. And Rajshri always knew something up with akshara naitik. She never blamed her daughter that she needed to adjust, she tried to find root cause
Vishambar was the ideal father. When akshara returned to her mayka late night and later it came out she had a fight with naitik, vishambar never pressurized her to return without solving the issue. I loved gayatri bhabhi ma reaction to this too - they were horrified she left so late without anyone, it wasn't safe, and Gayatri immediately was like munna probably misbehaved with bahu. The immediate reaction was very good.
Gayatri resembles more the Indian mother in law's but if only they were like Gayatri. Her life revolved around naitik and when akshara came she had to share everything. Her anger discomfort, her expectations from akshara, her changing slowly for akshara and naitik was shown very nicely. And of course when naitik goes to coma her all attention goes to naksh, and she was such a support for akshara. It was fantastic
Gayatri during that track where some girl was after naitik and her mother sent rishta for him not knowing he was married - Gayatri was hurt and told akshara the kids aren't sharing anything these days. And how akshara cried and said it was a very hard situation, gayatri feels bad immediately. And she's very loving and said she will always support her bahu and she will scold naitik and how akshara was keeping all this inside her. When akshara used to call her maa it felt she's saying from heart
There was a cousin bahu who was instigating everyone against akshara and Gayatri was very firm that meri bahu bohut achi hai and no one can take her place. I was like goo gayatri show that. Even bhabhi ma was pissed how can someone take bahus place. I think akshara later told that lady that she was her place in family and it showed. How she's the centre of family from dadaji to naitik. And naitik also depend on akshara from business to their loving relationship
And when some guy proposed to akshara naitik was pissed at first but akshara is firm that she supported him during that girl issue and naitik realized immediately and supports her.
I liked the small small things there, like there was a girl who was very poor and singhaniyas fostered the kid, there was one scene akshara and naitik goes to that village area to find the child. I liked how sensible it was that they didn't take baby naksh and akshara wasn't alone super woman like you know who. And akshara's disgusting at the shady place was very believable cause in her life she never saw these kinda poverty . I think the poor girl's father also was shouting while drunk, it showed on akshara's face she never saw something like that in her life. Naitik can be ass many times but never drunk and abusive towards her. The basic respect was there
In second gen I loved loved naksh akshara Gayatri. Gayatri was the typical dadi we see around her, completely doting on the kid and how she runs after him, kinda like God Krishna. And naksh too very naughty but wasn't brat, and I liked akshara was firm but that motherly instict showed. Naksh would hide behind her that was very cute
Will share more stuff if I remember lol
Rajshri and Vishambar, especially badi dadi were really good and level-headed. Like they didn't have random personality shifts or anything.
Exactly. Naitik & Akshara loved the kids but they didn't spoil them... Like even though they indulged their wishes like all parents, they knew were to draw the line. The bond between the kids was the best part of Gen 1 for me, personally.


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