Will Noina be portrayed as good woman at the end? - Page 6

Originally posted by: bpatil3

This whitewash is not justified at all😡🙄. And I hate it If makers try to sympathize her like this and the leads were pushed to do any such nasty things in the name of acchayi for a person who has made your life miserable, cheated, gave you pain for no fault of yours.

Khadda khud banavo, logoan ko peeche se dhakka do, fir unhe uthane ki justification de do, jab khud gir javo, to mahan ban javo maafi maang ke🙄.

Karmoan ki saza zaroor milni chahiye but not at the cost of this crap.

If makers are so much obsessed and want to deviate from the main characters Tulsi n. Mihir which they created becomes meaningless if they justify Noina's act as pure jjealousy and love, and bhagwan ne saza de di ka usska rona dhona..

Mihir anyways is short of words infront of Noina, wo usse koi usske paap nhi ginayega,shadyantra bhi, cheating bhi, ulta apni dost ko maaf karega, this is crap, let's be human.

Bhagwan Krishna also has to undergo his karmfal, but yha pe kuch bhi stupidity.😡😡😡

According to shastras, Galti ko kshama diya jaayega, paap ka karmfal har vyakti ko kaatna padega.

Ek baat bolo, before even Mihir apna gussa nikale usspe, paap ginwaye, Noina ka victim, kismat ki maari dikhane ki kya zaroorat thi🙄🙄🙄. Really, makers are justifying dhokha, dhokhe ke aad me poori family ki suffering sab mitti mil jayega isska ek sickness dikha ke.

Instead, it should be her final paap, scheming and card to get Mihir.

I'm worried Noina ka past bhi nhi ginwayenge, how she killled her ex husband and snatched his property etc.

I hate where this is going!

I mean first the makers thrusted Noina and NoHir down our throats when they know we were watching only for TuHir! TuHir ka wait karte karte poori season nikal gayi and now we get to see sympathy for criminal Noina!

Let alone what she did to her husband, Raman (yes despite the despicable man he was, I do believe that Noina used him and then threw him) and who knows how many others in her past, I don’t think makers will even fully expose what she did to viranis! All her kaands against viranis too won’t be exposed, let alone punished!

And now if Mihir or tulsi so much as think about her marriage to Mihir (even if it’s sindoor or mangalsutra to her corpse) it will absolutely ruin the very essence of TuHir for EVER!

Issue Acha toh S2 kabhi aati hi nahi

Originally posted by: ElitePerfumer

I hate where this is going!

I mean first the makers thrusted Noina and NoHir down our throats when they know we were watching only for TuHir! TuHir ka wait karte karte poori season nikal gayi and now we get to see sympathy for criminal Noina!

Let alone what she did to her husband, Raman (yes despite the despicable man he was, I do believe that Noina used him and then threw him) and who knows how many others in her past, I don’t think makers will even fully expose what she did to viranis! All her kaands against viranis too won’t be exposed, let alone punished!

And now if Mihir or tulsi so much as think about her marriage to Mihir (even if it’s sindoor or mangalsutra to her corpse) it will absolutely ruin the very essence of TuHir for EVER!

Issue Acha toh S2 kabhi aati hi nahi

TuHir is namesake but others get more attention here😡.

Definitely, Noina used Raman, so that Mihir comes to her and protects her from evil Raman, she can very well play her victim card.

She is evil and should get punished big time.

If they make ending like DiL KA KYA KASOOR, i'm telling you makers are in real obsession of Noina and forgetting the very foundation of Tulsi Mihir. 😡

Originally posted by: bpatil3

This whitewash is not justified at all😡🙄. And I hate it If makers try to sympathize her like this and the leads were pushed to do any such nasty things in the name of acchayi for a person who has made your life miserable, cheated, gave you pain for no fault of yours.

Khadda khud banavo, logoan ko peeche se dhakka do, fir unhe uthane ki justification de do, jab khud gir javo, to mahan ban javo maafi maang ke🙄.

Karmoan ki saza zaroor milni chahiye but not at the cost of this crap.

If makers are so much obsessed and want to deviate from the main characters Tulsi n. Mihir which they created becomes meaningless if they justify Noina's act as pure jjealousy and love, and bhagwan ne saza de di ka usska rona dhona..

Mihir anyways is short of words infront of Noina, wo usse koi usske paap nhi ginayega,shadyantra bhi, cheating bhi, ulta apni dost ko maaf karega, this is crap, let's be human.

Bhagwan Krishna also has to undergo his karmfal, but yha pe kuch bhi stupidity.😡😡😡

According to shastras, Galti ko kshama diya jaayega, paap ka karmfal har vyakti ko kaatna padega.

Ek baat bolo, before even Mihir apna gussa nikale usspe, paap ginwaye, Noina ka victim, kismat ki maari dikhane ki kya zaroorat thi🙄🙄🙄. Really, makers are justifying dhokha, dhokhe ke aad me poori family ki suffering sab mitti mil jayega isska ek sickness dikha ke.

Instead, it should be her final paap, scheming and card to get Mihir.

I'm worried Noina ka past bhi nhi ginwayenge, how she killled her ex husband and snatched his property etc.

Kalyug hai, aur kya hi bole?

Now it will seem like Mihir went back to Tulsi again to the world not because he found out he was innocent and he had never shared anything with Noina but because his new GF is dying. Better a healthy old wife than a dying new girlfriend

Honestly might have been more sympathetic to Noina if she’d stayed a positive character who secretly loves Mihir but doesn’t do anything to rock the boat of his married life. She genuinely tries to move on but ends up in an abusive marriage which she manages to end and escape from but is psychologically so scarred by it for the rest of her life that she decides she will never remarry again. Fate brings her back into Mihir’s orbit, her old buried feelings resurface and she silently pines for Mihir, wonders what if she’d taken the chance when she had the time to tell Mihir how she felt, would she have been in Tulsi’s place today? Makes no move to hurt Mihir and his family until his son hurts her niece. But even then she’s not trying to break his marriage but rather ruin his company financially because she loves Mittali like her own child and the love is far stronger than anything she felt for Mihir.

Fails to bankrupt the Viranis, cools down eventually to realise her niece was the culprit to be blamed all along. Wants to mend her old friendship but can’t. Finds out she’s dying of cancer and ends up being looked after the very family she tried to ruin out of humanity.

On her deathbed she has a confession to make - she was in love with Mihir all along, Mihir is shocked, Tulsi isn’t. Noina weeps as she says she constantly wondered ever since she met Mihir again what if she’d been able to tell him that she loved him all those years ago and if she’d have been in Tulsi’s place today… today she’s in the home she wished was hers in front of the man she always loved only because she’s on her deathbed and after she nearly destroyed him and ruined his family.

Tulsi maturely says she knew all along that Noina was in love with Mihir but she respected her and accepted her as a friend as she saw Noina knew her boundaries. She couldn’t begrudge a woman just seeking the friendship of the man she’s in love with when she clearly respects his relationship with his wife, so she has no ill will towards her. She can even forgive Noina for her actions meant to bankrupt the family as they stemmed from a much stronger and purer form of love - maternal love - she felt for Mittali. The fact that Noina could apologise and stop when she found out the truth about Mittali just ensures that anger and hurt were the seeds of her actions not evil and malice.

Noina dies as a tragic character who watches the man she’s in love with happily married to another woman and in love with her. She can even tell Tulsi in her last moments that she wishes and hopes to be as lucky as her in her next birth, hopes that the family will forgive her for her past actions.

Mihir Tulsi perform her last rites and the show has a mature take on a couple sticking together in the face of adversity, a woman who can be shown as dealing with another woman in love with her husband but this time as a far more secured wife than she was in her youth. How in the end their relationship is so strong that they can even forgive the woman for trying to hurt them and then ultimately even be the ones who perform her last rites hoping she attains peace in death that evaded her in life.

Tulsi can feel sorry for a woman who loved Mihir for once and it wouldn’t come across as some forced Mahanta that’s too woke or weird to digest, just a mature take on a similar situation in their lives again but the age and maturity of the people involved changes the outcome and execution.

Mandira forced her way in Mihir’s life making Tulsi hate her, Noina never doing that despite her love for Mihir would have made Tulsi be kind and nice towards her from a place of understanding that this is just an unlucky woman who has had a miserable life. Her only happiness lies in her niece and the comfort of the friendship between her and Mihir. Tulsi didn’t have the heart to take that away from her and be so little as a person.

But alas… we must endure this crap.

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

Kalyug hai, aur kya hi bole?

Now it will seem like Mihir went back to Tulsi again to the world not because he found out he was innocent and he had never shared anything with Noina but because his new GF is dying. Better a healthy old wife than a dying new girlfriend

This crap is hard to digest, Mihir's character is butchered. Makers failed to justify it. If this is the case, honestly Tulsi should back off. It's not about ego, but self respect as a woman, as a wife she was betrayed😡 for being committed, selflessly loving her husband. Honestly, yesterday's scene of Mihir Tulsi, he didn't express why he is not wanting divorce, but instead he talks grih nakshtra🙄🙄. Even if he believes Tulsi has lost faith in him, he should have told the truth why he is tied to Noina till these days and allowed her stay with him. Then his efforts were justified. But Alas, crap. 38 years ki shadi me itni sachhayi to honi chahiye 🙄. Rishta toote bhi to sacchayi se toote na. Urgghhh CVs. Idiots.

Honestly might have been more sympathetic to Noina if she’d stayed a positive character who secretly loves Mihir but doesn’t do anything to rock the boat of his married life. She genuinely tries to move on but ends up in an abusive marriage which she manages to end and escape from but is psychologically so scarred by it for the rest of her life that she decides she will never remarry again. Fate brings her back into Mihir’s orbit, her old buried feelings resurface and she silently pines for Mihir, wonders what if she’d taken the chance when she had the time to tell Mihir how she felt, would she have been in Tulsi’s place today? Makes no move to hurt Mihir and his family until his son hurts her niece. But even then she’s not trying to break his marriage but rather ruin his company financially because she loves Mittali like her own child and the love is far stronger than anything she felt for Mihir.

Fails to bankrupt the Viranis, cools down eventually to realise her niece was the culprit to be blamed all along. Wants to mend her old friendship but can’t. Finds out she’s dying of cancer and ends up being looked after the very family she tried to ruin out of humanity.

Here they are gonna make leads feel guilty, sympathetic towards a sick woman out of humanity for cheating a friend, taunting and hurting a lady who had done no wrong to her, ruining business, spoiling and using Virani boy's life, separating, father and son, husband and wife.😡😡😡. She is selfish and dangerous woman who can sacrifice anybody any time for her own interest and benefits, nothing else.

On her deathbed she has a confession to make - she was in love with Mihir all along, Mihir is shocked, Tulsi isn’t. Noina weeps as she says she constantly wondered ever since she met Mihir again what if she’d been able to tell him that she loved him all those years ago and if she’d have been in Tulsi’s place today… today she’s in the home she wished was hers in front of the man she always loved only because she’s on her deathbed and after she nearly destroyed him and ruined his family.

Tulsi maturely says she knew all along that Noina was in love with Mihir but she respected her and accepted her as a friend as she saw Noina knew her boundaries. She couldn’t begrudge a woman just seeking the friendship of the man she’s in love with when she clearly respects his relationship with his wife, so she has no ill will towards her. She can even forgive Noina for her actions meant to bankrupt the family as they stemmed from a much stronger and purer form of love - maternal love - she felt for Mittali. The fact that Noina could apologise and stop when she found out the truth about Mittali just ensures that anger and hurt were the seeds of her actions not evil and malice.

Noina dies as a tragic character who watches the man she’s in love with happily married to another woman and in love with her. She can even tell Tulsi in her last moments that she wishes and hopes to be as lucky as her in her next birth, hopes that the family will forgive her for her past actions.

Exactly, if you love someone so deeply, you will never spoil his/her life, knowing that the one whom you love, loves someone else and his happiness being with that person, not you.

Here nothing of that sort happened, but makers are hopelessly bringing in victim card, humanity, purity of love.

Mihir Tulsi perform her last rites and the show has a mature take on a couple sticking together in the face of adversity, a woman who can be shown as dealing with another woman in love with her husband but this time as a far more secured wife than she was in her youth. How in the end their relationship is so strong that they can even forgive the woman for trying to hurt them an then ultimately even be the ones who perform her last rites hoping she attains peace and rebirth in death that evaded her in life.

Tulsi can feel sorry for a woman who loved Mihir for once and it wouldn’t come across as some forced Mahanta that’s too woke or weird to digest, just a mature take on a similar situation in their lives again but the age and maturity of the people involved changes the outcome and execution.

The one you said above would have been done justice to the show of Tulsi Mihir, keeping their faith n long married life intact and has set an example of great couple. And finally good human beings to accept Noina forgiving her in the end.

The topic is diverted from Tulsi Mihir legacy to Noina crap, and end me usski mahanta ki, pure love, nadani, jealousy ko sab haath jodke, annkh me assoan leke haar chadhaye. Tulsi ko guilt bhi karwavo, kyunki Tulsi still feels Noina loves Mihir, kyunki Mihir ne yha Noina ki koi bhi chaal ke baare me ab tak Tulsi ko nhi bataya hai. Tulsi is not valued but used by Mihir for his own interests, 38years ki shadi me jab aapka life partner itna accha ho to, honestly the other partner appreciates it when they get older, they love them more than they ever loved, they express it in their gestures, care and actions, not necessarily by ILU. But yha pe Mihir 😡😡😡😡 the creatives have faild here big time, Mihir is not a man of words, he do not remember any of his vachan's he took during his marriage with Tulsi, neither he expresses Tulsi that he never cheated her, nor loved Noina. To expresd 6yrs of separation and guilt he doesn't need big dialogues but some feelings in one or two sentences will do. 🙄

Mandira forced her way in Mihir’s life making Tulsi hate her, Noina never doing that despite her love for Mihir would have made Tulsi be kind and nice towards her from a place of understanding that this is just an unlucky woman who has had a miserable life. Her only happiness lies in her niece and the comfort of the friendship between her and Mihir. Tulsi didn’t have the heart to take that away from her and be so little as a person.

Noina is lucky, Tulsi never takes interest in her life, neither jealous or insecure and affected by her taunts, but considers Noina loves Mihir, that's why she is acting insane, nadan

But alas… we must endure this crap.

😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

Kalyug hai, aur kya hi bole?

Now it will seem like Mihir went back to Tulsi again to the world not because he found out he was innocent and he had never shared anything with Noina but because his new GF is dying. Better a healthy old wife than a dying new girlfriend

Honestly might have been more sympathetic to Noina if she’d stayed a positive character who secretly loves Mihir but doesn’t do anything to rock the boat of his married life. She genuinely tries to move on but ends up in an abusive marriage which she manages to end and escape from but is psychologically so scarred by it for the rest of her life that she decides she will never remarry again. Fate brings her back into Mihir’s orbit, her old buried feelings resurface and she silently pines for Mihir, wonders what if she’d taken the chance when she had the time to tell Mihir how she felt, would she have been in Tulsi’s place today? Makes no move to hurt Mihir and his family until his son hurts her niece. But even then she’s not trying to break his marriage but rather ruin his company financially because she loves Mittali like her own child and the love is far stronger than anything she felt for Mihir.

Fails to bankrupt the Viranis, cools down eventually to realise her niece was the culprit to be blamed all along. Wants to mend her old friendship but can’t. Finds out she’s dying of cancer and ends up being looked after the very family she tried to ruin out of humanity.

On her deathbed she has a confession to make - she was in love with Mihir all along, Mihir is shocked, Tulsi isn’t. Noina weeps as she says she constantly wondered ever since she met Mihir again what if she’d been able to tell him that she loved him all those years ago and if she’d have been in Tulsi’s place today… today she’s in the home she wished was hers in front of the man she always loved only because she’s on her deathbed and after she nearly destroyed him and ruined his family.

Tulsi maturely says she knew all along that Noina was in love with Mihir but she respected her and accepted her as a friend as she saw Noina knew her boundaries. She couldn’t begrudge a woman just seeking the friendship of the man she’s in love with when she clearly respects his relationship with his wife, so she has no ill will towards her. She can even forgive Noina for her actions meant to bankrupt the family as they stemmed from a much stronger and purer form of love - maternal love - she felt for Mittali. The fact that Noina could apologise and stop when she found out the truth about Mittali just ensures that anger and hurt were the seeds of her actions not evil and malice.

Noina dies as a tragic character who watches the man she’s in love with happily married to another woman and in love with her. She can even tell Tulsi in her last moments that she wishes and hopes to be as lucky as her in her next birth, hopes that the family will forgive her for her past actions.

Mihir Tulsi perform her last rites and the show has a mature take on a couple sticking together in the face of adversity, a woman who can be shown as dealing with another woman in love with her husband but this time as a far more secured wife than she was in her youth. How in the end their relationship is so strong that they can even forgive the woman for trying to hurt them an then ultimately even be the ones who perform her last rites hoping she attains peace and rebirth in death that evaded her in life.

Tulsi can feel sorry for a woman who loved Mihir for once and it wouldn’t come across as some forced Mahanta that’s too woke or weird to digest, just a mature take on a similar situation in their lives again but the age and maturity of the people involved changes the outcome and execution.

Mandira forced her way in Mihir’s life making Tulsi hate her, Noina never doing that despite her love for Mihir would have made Tulsi be kind and nice towards her from a place of understanding that this is just an unlucky woman who has had a miserable life. Her only happiness lies in her niece and the comfort of the friendship between her and Mihir. Tulsi didn’t have the heart to take that away from her and be so little as a person.

But alas… we must endure this crap.

This would have been so lovely to watch - done Full JUSTICE to an actor like Barkha and wouldn’t have ruined the essence of TuHir!!

Alas! ITV is in a rot- same old crap everywhere in form or another

I’m not sure regarding guilt but they’re going to be nicer and kinder to her than she deserves and even ask their family to do so as this is a dead woman walking punished for her sins by karma and fate themselves.

That her ultimate punishment lays in knowing that she nearly succeeded in getting away with destroying a marriage and forcing a man into marrying her by her schemes, manipulations and guilt traps but nothing worked out in the end for her. Not only did Mihir and Tulsi get to know the truth via their estranged son 6 years later but she also is dying now so even if she had been successful, she wouldn’t have been able to enjoy her life as she hoped and wished.

The issue with this treatment is not even that makers had a woman not understanding she shouldn’t destroy the man she loves but how in the end they’re redeeming her by making her die of cancer, not making her understand that she’s not going to be loved and accepted by Mihir and his family no matter what she does and that’s a very lonely and unlucky marriage to be stuck in for however long she lives. How does this success even matter when Mihir would be pining away for his ex, his family would always gravitate towards her. She may become a wife in name but she’s not going to be lover, friend, confidante. She’ll never be mother, aunt, granny etc to anyone who matters to Mihir. So what’s the point?

She had more access to along with a more genuine, warm, loving and respectful connection with Mihir and his family when she was a mere friend than she does now as a woman posing as and going around as his fiancé to the world.

Mihir wanting Tulsi to continue with the marriage but also telling Gayatri he deserves her hate and for her to succeed by staying away from him is typical ITV show crap where characters swing like pendulums.

I think Tulsi simply has no concept of blaming Noina in her mind because her husband’s the one she feels is the one she can and should hold accountable for his actions. He’s the one who committed himself to her, he’s the one who broke her heart once and promised to never do it again in their lives. Why blame her when she’s not even important?

Essentially 👆🏼

Tulsi is right about not blaming Noina! You can’t expect the world at large (or even your spouse’s friends) to be always honest or good to you. It was Mihir who married her and stayed almost committed (barring the mandira affair) for 38 years! It was Mihir and his family that she gave her entire life to!

Also, when two people of opposite gender are friends and one of them is married, it becomes the duty of the married friend more than the single friend to ensure he or she’s not crossing any limits and is not performing any actions that can be termed as cheating by any standard! And this is exactly where Mihir has failed every time and still failing! He says he loves tulsi and no one can take her place but his actions say otherwise!!

Originally posted by: ElitePerfumer

This would have been so lovely to watch - done Full JUSTICE to an actor like Barkha and wouldn’t have ruined the essence of TuHir!!

Alas! ITV is in a rot- same old crap everywhere in form or another

Thank you. Crazily they could have flipped the script and still made most of the track work beat for beat as I mentioned by simply having Mihir behave the way he did towards Tulsi, Noina watching him and having the ugliest flashbacks of her own ex husband. She is nauseated by it and realises she pined and ached for this man since she was a young woman but turns out he’s no different from her ex husband whom she both fears and loathes. The fantasy of the ideal man she carried in her heart and mind for so long dies. When she learns about Karan, it’s finally set on fire and she wonders why and how did Tulsi take Mihir back. How could she accept his son who was born of his infidelity with another woman as her own.

Still Mittali is smitten with Angad and so despite of her reservations and growing disenchantment with Mihir, she’s proposes a match between Mittali and Angad, only for Angad to do a runner and elope on their wedding day. The shame, humiliation, jeers and taunts from her family and friends makes her livid along with Mittali’s crocodile tears and she sets on destroying the Viranis.

Her recent taunt about being more successful and financially stronger than Mihir could have been shown put to use here.

Eventually, Suchu kicks Noina out when she hands her the power of attorney to her company and everything when she finds out she’s got cancer and will not be able to work as usual. So she decides to give her sister the POA thinking she’s family and while she’s getting treated Suchu will look after her and the company. If she survives she’s going to be too weak for a while to run the company as it is, if she doesn’t then she’s her heir as it is and so she can guide and train her sister nonetheless in the time she has without physically exhausting herself even more. But she’s in for a rude shock when her sister and niece throw her out of her company and finds out that they had snuck in papers to transfer the home in their names too amidst the POA. So now she’s homeless and lost everything. Suchu is mad at Noina for treating her like a stooge all her life and Mittali is mad at her because Noina held her accountable for her actions on discovering the truth and probably slapped her while making her apologise to the Viranis for her ghost drama and lies.

Her personal account has enough funds for her to shift in a small rental home and even manage her treatment but she’s all alone and the shock of being backstabbed by her family has broken her will to live beyond words.

Tulsi Mihir end up bringing her home as they run into her near some hospital or clinic where she’s practically a husk and faints. They find out what happened and decide to help her since she did apologise and stop her revenge against them once Mittali was exposed. Noina is embarrassed but far too weak and grateful simultaneously to reject their help in her time of need.

In her final days Noina comes to realise why this marriage worked. How Tulsi could forgive Mihir and why no other woman could ever be able to win Mihir’s heart the way Tulsi did by watching them interact in a different way, in a time when they’re not constantly at loggerheads with each other or at the opposing sides of an issue but a team.

She watches them rescue Pari from a trap of her own making, raise grandkids so lovingly, have this comfort where despite her admission of feelings for Mihir they are still looking after her and Mihir doesn’t have to answer any questions nor is Tulsi fielding any insecurities about Mihir attracting women constantly like a lump of sugar attracts flies.

She sees why they work together because of their personalities and equations with each other and not despite of that. She even sees Karan Nandini in the home for a while and sees them interact with Tulsi. She notices how Karan absolutely worships the ground his mother walks on and his wife loves her as if Tulsi were her own mother too. She finds out their past and can understand why they click too. Karan was used by his mom, Ansh used his. Karan was a victim of the actions of his mother and Nandini a victim of the actions of Tulsi’s son Ansh. They bonded over their shared trauma and by realising blood doesn’t make someone family necessarily, the bonds of the hearts do.

She passes away realising that she had been so wrong about a lot of things and hoping to get them right in her next life.

Wow EkPaheli,, you have such fabulous ideas for a great show that would have done justice to a reboot of an iconic show!

kal ke episode ke baad toh mood hi off ho Gaya hai bilkul!! I can’t even think about my FF now even though I had a very clear scene to scene graph/ideas till chapter 7 and Uske aage ke bhi ideas mapped the!

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

Thank you. Crazily they could have flipped the script and still made most of the track work beat for beat as I mentioned by simply having Mihir behave the way he did towards Tulsi, Noina watching him and having the ugliest flashbacks of her own ex husband. She is nauseated by it and realises she pined and ached for this man since she was a young woman but turns out he’s no different from her ex husband whom she both fears and loathes. The fantasy of the ideal man she carried in her heart and mind for so long dies. When she learns about Karan, it’s finally set on fire and she wonders why and how did Tulsi take Mihir back. How could she accept his son who was born of his infidelity with another woman as her own.

Still Mittali is smitten with Angad and so despite of her reservations and growing disenchantment with Mihir, she’s proposes a match between Mittali and Angad, only for Angad to do a runner and elope on their wedding day. The shame, humiliation, jeers and taunts from her family and friends makes her livid along with Mittali’s crocodile tears and she sets on destroying the Viranis.

Her recent taunt about being more successful and financially stronger than Mihir could have been shown put to use here.

Eventually, Suchu kicks Noina out when she hands her the power of attorney to her company and everything when she finds out she’s got cancer and will not be able to work as usual. So she decides to give her sister the POA thinking she’s family and while she’s getting treated Suchu will look after her and the company. If she survives she’s going to be too weak for a while to run the company as it is, if she doesn’t then she’s her heir as it is and so she can guide and train her sister nonetheless in the time she has without physically exhausting herself even more. But she’s in for a rude shock when her sister and niece throw her out of her company and finds out that they had snuck in papers to transfer the home in their names too amidst the POA. So now she’s homeless and lost everything. Suchu is mad at Noina for treating her like a stooge all her life and Mittali is mad at her because Noina held her accountable for her actions on discovering the truth and probably slapped her while making her apologise to the Viranis for her ghost drama and lies.

Her personal account has enough funds for her to shift in a small rental home and even manage her treatment but she’s all alone and the shock of being backstabbed by her family has broken her will to live beyond words.

Tulsi Mihir end up bringing her home as they run into her near some hospital or clinic where she’s practically a husk and faints. They find out what happened and decide to help her since she did apologise and stop her revenge against them once Mittali was exposed. Noina is embarrassed but far too weak and grateful simultaneously to reject their help in her time of need.

In her final days Noina comes to realise why this marriage worked. How Tulsi could forgive Mihir and why no other woman could ever be able to win Mihir’s heart the way Tulsi did by watching them interact in a different way, in a time when they’re not constantly at loggerheads with each other or at the opposing sides of an issue but a team.

She watches them rescue Pari from a trap of her own making, raise grandkids so lovingly, have this comfort where despite her admission of feelings for Mihir they are still looking after her and Mihir doesn’t have to answer any questions nor is Tulsi fielding any insecurities about Mihir attracting women constantly like a lump of sugar attracts flies.

She sees why they work together because of their personalities and equations with each other and not despite of that. She even sees Karan Nandini in the home for a while and sees them interact with Tulsi. She notices how Karan absolutely worships the ground his mother walks on and his wife loves her as if Tulsi were her own mother too. She finds out their past and can understand why they click too. Karan was used by his mom, Ansh used his. Karan was a victim of the actions of his mother and Nandini a victim of the actions of Tulsi’s son Ansh. They bonded over their shared trauma and by realising blood doesn’t make someone family necessarily, the bonds of the hearts do.

She passes away realising that she had been so wrong about a lot of things and hoping to get them right in her next life.

Pls check if you have any chance to be in Ekta's creative, the seriously lack ideas. And human values too..

Atleast, I can watch and appreciate a good story which shows the family bond, understanding and humanity this way.

More importantly Tulsi and Mihir as the ideal couple who really be there true self, making mistakes, correcting each other, being their for one another, valuing their company, rejoicing there sorrows and happiness, being transparent, committed, stand by each other when life surprises you with lows and highs blah blah...