Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: EDT #12 - Page 148

Originally posted by: Bodhianveshika

**Looooong post alert**

Think of it.

Hritik was a slow, shielded (by virtue of being the youngest), a loner but sensible, sensitive boy who needed his family, mother's support, emotionally.

Hritik being supportive of Munni kindles a liking towards Hritik. In trying to share a social life and friendship, she fakes an account, befriends him, shares their deepest feelings. During these exchanges Munni develops feelings for him. She continues to lead him knowing well that Hritik only treats her (Munni) as a friend.

So, when the truth comes out, Hritik feels betrayed, almost mocked that Hritik was so dumb that he couldn't figure out it was Munni and that he was not capable of social interactions without her.

Tulsi only saw that he was not able to accept her social status, not fully knowing the background.

She enrolls her in a hostel and funds her education and this helps her become independent. It is the same Munni who Hritik enrolled in a night school which she gave up when faced with the first hurdle. So, her success may be attributed to her Leaving Shantiniketan and a scholarship by Tulsi.

Hritik has been unlucky in his life and his marriage has been miserable, making him even more vulnerable.

Munni returns as an IAS officer who is engaged to a fellow officer (who has known of Munni's past) and at the first encounter, though she stands up to Hritik, still harbours a soft corner. They have frequent encounters, albeit professionally, but the past is still not erased. These encounters, naturally trigger an insecurity in her fiancé and when she accepts Hritik's gift and wears it (saree), that too on Valentines Day, it serves as the final nail in the coffin of an already dying relation.

It appears as though she was never over Hritik. Munni tries to play the victim that she never was. She used the misunderstanding to gaslight Rahul and get out of the commitment and potentially get back with her first love, Hritik.

Hritik was in a bad marriage. He was in it because of Timsy. Mitali was never a hands-on mom. When he met Munni, he realised what he lost but it was never shown if he made any advances to her. Hritik falling in "love" with Munni immediately after his divorce, however, also is indigestable.

That said, it is Munni who took the decisions first, on her own accord. Not under anyone's influence.

I agree with you analysis of Ritik, he is the most vulnerable son of the house and lost his way in life after Munni, Angad and Tulsi leaving, all who were close to him.

He gets hatred for being rude to Munni about the social status on all, but its overlooked that Munni catfished him, when he already had low self confidence. Also if roles were reversed Ritik as house help would have gotten more flake for catfishing Munni. I went rewatched that particular scene, he did seem to settle down a bit when Tulsi scolded Munni to protect her.

He then made bunch of bad decisions marrying Mitali, having a kid, staying with her for 6 years.

The writers missed the mark on maybe highlighting scenes on how Mitali and Ritik had a bad relationship over the years and missed the mark on how Munni survived alone during those 6 years and how she and Rahul got together.

My only issue is the fast tracked of the divorce and MunRik marriage, they could have built up to all of this to make it realistic.

But if I were to put that aside to bad writing or using them to move the story forward and get everyone back to SN.

Their vada pav and mehendi scenes were good. Especially the Vada Pav scene, because it was them returning to their true essence before the 6 years and fight in between them. I always saw Ritik as the golden retriever lover, which he became and Munni became more confident in herself.

Originally posted by: Phir_Mohabbat

Just because it's not about financial doesn't mean it's not serious.

Maybe she never wanted to go to USA. It was like a temporary thing and then it extended. Who knows

I still feel it is more than that...

I mean if it was only about her children being raised in India with full sanskar, wouldn't children become more sanskarless if parents are separated/divorced

I think they are just covering with that

Originally posted by: MJ_1009

lol the whole fight of kiddos getting better sanskar in india than in the states seems very much outlandish unless they were in a specific notorious city and their circumstances at that time lolthis fight just seems too much blown out of proportion..

Karan was raised in Australia by Mandira and still had his Sanskar in place, Ansh was raised in India and usko Sanskar ki shayad spelling bhi nhi aati thi, I think having first hand experience with both of them, Nandani should be the last person to associate location with Sanskar, but obviously writers didn't see those episodes and don't know these details

Karan-nandini's presence is absolutely captivating .

Whatever flaws in writing has karan-nandini's chemistry really kept me hooked in today's episode .

I really hope karan chooses to shift to India so he and nandini sort out their issues.

Originally posted by: Bodhianveshika

**Looooong post alert**

Think of it.

Hritik was a slow, shielded (by virtue of being the youngest), a loner but sensible, sensitive boy who needed his family, mother's support, emotionally.

Hritik being supportive of Munni kindles a liking towards Hritik. In trying to share a social life and friendship, she fakes an account, befriends him, shares their deepest feelings. During these exchanges Munni develops feelings for him. She continues to lead him knowing well that Hritik only treats her (Munni) as a friend.

So, when the truth comes out, Hritik feels betrayed, almost mocked that Hritik was so dumb that he couldn't figure out it was Munni and that he was not capable of social interactions without her.

Tulsi only saw that he was not able to accept her social status, not fully knowing the background.

She enrolls her in a hostel and funds her education and this helps her become independent. It is the same Munni who Hritik enrolled in a night school which she gave up when faced with the first hurdle. So, her success may be attributed to her Leaving Shantiniketan and a scholarship by Tulsi.

Hritik has been unlucky in his life and his marriage has been miserable, making him even more vulnerable.

Munni returns as an IAS officer who is engaged to a fellow officer (who has known of Munni's past) and at the first encounter, though she stands up to Hritik, still harbours a soft corner. They have frequent encounters, albeit professionally, but the past is still not erased. These encounters, naturally trigger an insecurity in her fiancé and when she accepts Hritik's gift and wears it (saree), that too on Valentines Day, it serves as the final nail in the coffin of an already dying relation.

It appears as though she was never over Hritik. Munni tries to play the victim that she never was. She used the misunderstanding to gaslight Rahul and get out of the commitment and potentially get back with her first love, Hritik.

Hritik was in a bad marriage. He was in it because of Timsy. Mitali was never a hands-on mom. When he met Munni, he realised what he lost but it was never shown if he made any advances to her. Hritik falling in "love" with Munni immediately after his divorce, however, also is indigestable.

That said, it is Munni who took the decisions first, on her own accord. Not under anyone's influence.

For me Hrithik is more at fault because he was married to Mitali for years but moved on in a day. Munni was just engaged to Rahul for short period of time, but Hrithik was not just married for years but also had a daughter with Mitali. He also never had feelings for Munni before so he was fully in the marriage. That’s why it looks so fake that he could just move on in a day. Since day one he has been blaming Mitali for the daughter but never took responsibility himself. No one is saying Mitali is good, but he himself is also not a good father. Munni for me is more at fault when it comes to Timsy since she claimed she’s marrying Hrithik for Timsy. She’s disgusting to say the least. Using a child to justify being with Hrithik when we all know she has been having feelings for Hrithik for years and that’s why she accepted his proposal.

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

Nandini absolutely made no sense to me today. Her fight with Karan is about her wish to come back to India to live with the family.

Her CHILD nearly killed herself today and she defends herself by saying even as parents we have issues, feelings and emotions that have nothing to do with our kids, which in a way is right but REALLY, this is your argument to defend yourself?

How are your in-laws more important than your own chid to you?

This comes across as more like a temper tantrum, a thing she wants and is fixated on which Karan keeps denying her and not like her genuine desire to be with family if her own daughter is not a priority. Samaira unlike Parth isn’t even a stepchild, at least so far for her to be so callous. They might as well make her say she’s not happy in the US since despite the money she’s got no maids and staff around her to do the household work and she’s bummed out. She would rather live in India with Karan doing whatever work he wants as long as she has a huge family to take care of her kids and an army of staff to do the chores as she does her thing which may as well be watching Ekta Kapoor shows on 4K TV in her room.

I must say that, this season is covering every character with each angle and own perspective...the all char till now has their own perspective for their parents and family...and so them are different... Karan is different, Gomzy is different, Shobha, Pari, Angad, Ritik all has been different cos of the perspective they keep...and also having problems in their life due to this...

S1 had barely touched any emotions, perspective or ideology after the last leap came...till KT Lakshya gen were brought in SN last season all was well a bit but after that it just went random, lost in hautchpautch to end up with multiple memory loss and humshakal stuff...

But S2 is keeping up the track with everyone, every Gen, every character, and their internal stories...

But yes, Generation ke maamle mein Angad-Ritik won by Karan-Gomzy.... former has greater bond over the later ... And obviously, Angad-Ritik are blood related ...and Karan-Gomzy had other issues of being half brother...

I think as of now, if makers want to continue Karan Nandani staying here they can say that flights aren't available due to global war hence they are stuck in India

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

I think as of now, if makers want to continue Karan Nandani staying here they can say that flights aren't available due to global war hence they are stuck in India

Originally posted by: bpatil3

Yup dialogues making no sense, no substance to it.

The GenZ probably knows EMA 😂, that's why they executed it better than any.

Why they wanted all 365 days show? If they don't have enough content?? Weekends pe sochkr you can create good script and execute know.

This divorce n marriage ka silsila khatam honi chahiye. 😟

So, jis ghar ka root hil gaya ho, uss ghar ka stem kahi bhi, kabhi bhi, kisi bhi tarah gir hi jaayega. Shayad reasons nhi chahiye, khud hi gir jayega.

Divorce of Tulsi Mihir is the biggest blunder CVs did this season, as you said if they have paid attention to those 1800 episodes, they could have probably hold the legacy of them.

Apart from that both Mihir and Tulsi are at fault to believe Noina's words, aaj unki khud ki ego, na samjhi , bachhoan me bhi dikh rhi hai.