Kyunki Saas Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: Episode Discussion Thread #9 - Page 44

Originally posted by: Jaery

Noyan claimed she was also abused earlier in the show by her husband, so she should be the most understanding of Pari's situation! And would she say same thing to Mittali, if she was abus\ed by her husband!

As raman said, she used the excuse and infact tortured her husband to death!!

Originally posted by: luvumjht

As raman said, she used the excuse and infact tortured her husband to death!!

https://x.com/rajxsimran/status/2013674296707575990 https://x.com/teamtuhir/status/2013666177705484578

Today after a long time Tulsi’s glasses didn’t annoy me too much

Originally posted by: Me_Harini

I genuinely liked today’s episode, especially because of how strongly Mihir stood up for his daughter. He made it very clear that he cannot sacrifice his daughter’s agony and suffering just to ensure Dev’s alliance remains intact. He refused to stay silent for society’s convenience, and that moment truly reflected how every father should protect his child’s emotional well being.

Earlier, before the leap, I never really liked Pari’s character. But now, I do feel sympathy for her. It feels like her past actions have come back as karma. No one deserves to live in constant suffering with a man who is abusive and openly involved with another woman. Society often pressures women to stay “for the child’s sake,” but growing up in a toxic environment only leaves emotional scars on children. Pari should separate from Ranvijay and start afresh, whether alone or remarried , but she must walk out of this unhealthy relationship.

I liked Tulsi too. Her calm demeanor and the grace with which she spoke about handloom sarees stood out beautifully. Her composed presence added depth and warmth to the scene.

What I did not like at all was Rithik’s sudden racing heartbeat. That scene was so not required. It felt illogical and forced, as if they he shares some deep soul connection with munni. The same man who once rejected her for being a maid is now shown having a heart to heart bond and it felt like complete nonsense.

The conversation between Munni and Mithali was predictable. Mithali still looks down on Munni, assuming she is beneath her, which reflects real life thinking where people fail to recognize growth and change.

And about Munni - She did nothing wrong by asking Rithik about his suicide attempt, nothing wrong in helping him with the new plant project. She may have agreed after her discussion with Tulsi, which likely influenced her decision and sense of responsibility. However, it is clear that Munni still has feelings for him, which is concerning because Rithik does not deserve her. Unfortunately, the makers seem determined to push a Munni Rithik love/marriage angle.

Despite these flaws, the post leap episodes have been genuinely engaging. After a long time, I find myself watching an Indian show regularly and truly enjoying it.

Bold - Same. I am hoping the show improves more. I have a feeling it will 🤞

My Vaishnavi was finally shown today She looked beautiful

He was the only one, who knew the real noyna! Mihir used to annoy me, when he fought raman!

Originally posted by: The_Best

But they are short like they have 22 episodes I think?? I can understand hindi shows turning bad because they have to air an episode every day, so obviously they will run out of ideas in the end. I was recommended that show Zindagi Gulzar Hai. So many used to praise that show for how great and progressive it is, and how the fl is the best. So I started watching. The fl was great but only to turn misogynist herself later by judging women by their clothes and leaving her work after marriage because her husband didn’t want her to work?? She also never called out her husband who had relationship with this girl for a long time before their marriage. I think he was engaged to her or they were supposed to marry, but he judged her for meeting a man whose rishta came to her once. I didn’t understand why he judged her for meeting a man once. I think they even separate because of it.

Then there was this track about fl’s father having 2 wives but he was never called out for his adultery. I was so disappointed with the show. Can’t believe this was the show people were praising so much and recommended it to me. I stopped watching pakistani shows after that. I think they used to be good 20+ years back because I don’t remember 2 wives or slapping stuffs from the few we watched at the time. But now most shows have husband or mother in-law slapping the wife/bahu, 2 wives or that plot about a billionaire guy going crazy over a poor girl he met in the street. There’s this one show I was recently recommended by a friend. That show was great. I have to finish it, but thankfully it didn’t have domestic violence, 2 wives and other stuffs.

I agree. I can’t rewatch ZGH without rolling my eyes

But there are some dramas that are really good. My personal fav are Yaqeen ka Safar, Udaari and Pyaar ke sadqay

There are a few more that I can’t remember

Noor Jahan and Mere Humsafar was good aswell

Originally posted by: Me_Harini

I genuinely liked today’s episode, especially because of how strongly Mihir stood up for his daughter. He made it very clear that he cannot sacrifice his daughter’s agony and suffering just to ensure Dev’s alliance remains intact. He refused to stay silent for society’s convenience, and that moment truly reflected how every father should protect his child’s emotional well being.

Earlier, before the leap, I never really liked Pari’s character. But now, I do feel sympathy for her. It feels like her past actions have come back as karma. No one deserves to live in constant suffering with a man who is abusive and openly involved with another woman. Society often pressures women to stay “for the child’s sake,” but growing up in a toxic environment only leaves emotional scars on children. Pari should separate from Ranvijay and start afresh, whether alone or remarried , but she must walk out of this unhealthy relationship.

I liked Tulsi too. Her calm demeanor and the grace with which she spoke about handloom sarees stood out beautifully. Her composed presence added depth and warmth to the scene.

What I did not like at all was Rithik’s sudden racing heartbeat. That scene was so not required. It felt illogical and forced, as if they he shares some deep soul connection with munni. The same man who once rejected her for being a maid is now shown having a heart to heart bond and it felt like complete nonsense.

The conversation between Munni and Mithali was predictable. Mithali still looks down on Munni, assuming she is beneath her, which reflects real life thinking where people fail to recognize growth and change.

And about Munni - She did nothing wrong by asking Rithik about his suicide attempt, nothing wrong in helping him with the new plant project. She may have agreed after her discussion with Tulsi, which likely influenced her decision and sense of responsibility. However, it is clear that Munni still has feelings for him, which is concerning because Rithik does not deserve her. Unfortunately, the makers seem determined to push a Munni Rithik love/marriage angle.

Despite these flaws, the post leap episodes have been genuinely engaging. After a long time, I find myself watching an Indian show regularly and truly enjoying it.