Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi-EDT #16 DT note p25 - Page 102

Originally posted by: SlatePencil

This is for you

Trust me I didn't search for it

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXa9fHij-EE/

Yeh iss serial mein sirf hawa mein udne aata hai 😒

Ek baar phirse udega, adhed umar ka jawan Rio banke!

Originally posted by: RamonaG

Precap

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Originally posted by: EkPaheli

Her refusal stung his ego which he may not have encountered before, not so persistent and neither so strong.

The fact that she seemed spunky enough to sneak into his high security place and later aim his gun at him made him even more attracted to her.

This was about him finding her unusually strong while being unpredictable that made her appealing to him. He wanted her for that.

It was more about him wanting to dominate a strong woman one way or another.

i completely understand about Nandani

what I meant was that as we saw in old movies or even the documentaries of Daud etc. they are surrounded by women, who are available for them at a snap of their fingers. They probably don't even remember the girls they have had relation with a week back. The meetings of high end dons are often followed by gifting of girls to each other

So Ansh being the biggest don back then(I know it was Aditiya Gujral officially but practically it was Ansh) he might have had multiple such encounters. So it's not surprising he had multiple women.

We shouldn't judge him by normal families or even by Shanti Niketan standards (even there 4-5 is max)

At least he was responsible enough to give maintenance to the women who bore him a child...

Nandani I think he got infatuated by her the first time he met because she was the first one to order him and later when she showed her strength and resistance, it became an obsession to put her in place

Originally posted by: EkPaheli

Yeh iss serial mein sirh hawa mein udne aata hai 😒

Ek baar phirse udega, adhed umar ka jawan Rio banke!

is it possible that in this Kyuki universe Eklavya was killed by Tulsi in this scene

Originally posted by: Me_Harini

Goli maarne se log hawa mai udte hai kya? and that smooth landing...in kyunki land gravity doesn't exist

Dhurandhar 2 mein ek bande ko Ranveer Singh rocket launcher se maarta hai, woh bhi hawa mein nahi udda, bas uske purze udd gaye.

Aalam ko close range se maara, tab woh bhi nahi udda.

Bas yehi udta rehta hai jab dekho tab ek goli se, bada aaya don kahiin ka 😒

Originally posted by: Me_Harini

The close up shots of Reyansh is worse

This is what it feels like

I doubt whether Eklavya doesnt look like ansh in this season.

Originally posted by: SlatePencil

valid question by user that if Eklavya is Ansh's lookalike in this season then why didn't Tulsi think him as Eklavya on first glance. Kahin Tulsi ne Eklavya ko bhi to goli nahin maar di

Originally posted by: Me_Harini

I dont nunderstand why is Dev with Tulsi and Mihir's family? iske Maa-Baap kaha hai

Baap aaya tha ek scene mein, jab Tulsi ko Noina ke baare mein pata chala tha. Tab Tulsi ne bola Dev Diya ko room mein le jaao.

Dev akela room ke bahaar aaya hai. Baap beti tabse room mein hai aur Maa pata nahi kaun hai aur kahaan ghoom rahi hai. Jaise Ekta ko yaad aayenge, sab dikh jaayenge

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

But I really want to understand when they had so much issues in taking in Karan (they even took Karan as an enemy not caring if he lives of does) then why are they so calm in accepting Rio??

Or is like Karan was a Shanti Niketan door opener for Virani illegitimate kids

He set the precident for further generations to follow

Karan came with the baggage of Mandira. He wasn’t alone and the history between the Viranis and Mandira coloured their lenses and they saw Karan through the same. Not to mention that Karan also antagonised them on purpose initially as he cheated them in business and hid his identity.

The fact that he wanted Mihir to acknowledge his mother was also a problem.

The difference also is that Rio is a grandson, the illegitimate child of their child, more specifically their dead child; who happened to be killed by his mother. So there’s a certain urge to keep whatever remains of their child with them regardless of what he was like when he was alive or what he did. Tulsi still says that despite everything, she still loves him as he’s her son and she will love him till her last breath because as a parent, you just can’t get rid of that love as long as you’re alive regardless of what your child turns out to be in life.

There’s a difference between the way parents and grandparents love. You’re softer towards your grandchildren than your children because they’re your rewards and joys; not your responsibilities as much. You spoil them because you’re living your children’s childhood via them once again and they’re dearer to you for it than your own children could ever be.

Karan is a reminder of infidelity for Tulsi; for Mihir himself he is a child that Mihir never wished, wanted or desired. More specifically, he sees Karan as the result of his greatest mistake or the fruit of his moment of weakness where he lapsed and fell into bed with Mandira simply because she was being so insistent. He makes Mihir feel guilty for cheating on Tulsi as Mihir can’t bury his lapse in some corner of his mind when Karan exists as a living reminder of it.

Rio doesn’t affect them in a similar way. He’s not a reminder of infidelity or a momentary lapse of morality with dire consequences. He’s the son their son fathered when they didn’t even know him, as a person, let alone were aware of his existence as their son to bother them.

There’s a certain degree of separation from him that allows them to view him in a more objective manner than they could view Karan like I mentioned above. It’s a clean slate and that makes them more comfortable with the idea of accepting him than Karan.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

i completely understand about Nandani

what I meant was that as we saw in old movies or even the documentaries of Daud etc. they are surrounded by women, who are available for them at a snap of their fingers. They probably don't even remember the girls they have had relation with a week back. The meetings of high end dons are often followed by gifting of girls to each other

So Ansh being the biggest don back then(I know it was Aditiya Gujral officially but practically it was Ansh) he might have had multiple such encounters. So it's not surprising he had multiple women.

We shouldn't judge him by normal families or even by Shanti Niketan standards (even there 4-5 is max)

At least he was responsible enough to give maintenance to the women who bore him a child...

Nandani I think he got infatuated by her the first time he met because she was the first one to order him and later when she showed her strength and resistance, it became an obsession to put her in place

Yep.

Aditya Gujral probably used to sleep around a lot and Ansh grew up watching that. So it was natural for him to think it was normal and how these things happen.

Gujral never told Ansh he was adopted, not until it was unavoidable. So he pretty much loved and spoiled Ansh a lot. I guess that’s why Ansh took that much responsibility - he saw his dad was indulgent with him. Even if he didn’t raise his kid/s, he could still take care of them financially so they can lead as comfortable a life as possible.

His only error was not having a will made to take care of his child/ren post his death