Originally posted by: Minionite
Yeah I'm using Google/Wiki spelling until I see otherwise.
But yes. He wasn't crying about what happened with Saumya. I mean obviously that was a factor. But he was crying over the fact that Jeet was being blamed for something that was never wrong to begin with.
I find the toffee thing endearing. It's a childhood memory that brings peace to both of them. Yeah it's weird that he always has one on him, but that much I'll chalk up to TV writing and drama.
Even his one-sided love isn't bad. He's cute when he has the reactions to Saumya's words and he truly does care for her. He's there, but he never pushes to know anything. Even yesterday when he found out what happened and offered Saumya support through the toffee - if the CVs wanted they could have made that scene so much different. I was half expecting him to say that he knows to Saumya. Instead he didn't.
That's why I really hope they don't turn him negative. He loves, he cares, he's so positive and smiling in life, and he has a loving daadi for support. He has no reason to turn negative even if Saumya doesn't love him back. I can accept him being hurt and ignoring Saumya and Jeet for a bit. Maybe even running back to London. But not him planning and plotting to separate Saumya and Jeet or forcefully marrying Saumya or making Jeet's life a living hell. He literally calls Jeet his brother in every other sentence and he says clearly that whatever happened wasn't Jeet's fault. What else do we need to keep him positive?
I think a big part of why he stayed quiet was because Jeet told him that this isn't their fight otherwise he was ready to go thrash that Tauji.
But yes, having him turn negative would be so counterintuitive to showing us just how lovely he is, and how much he adores Jeet (and Saumya). Makers could just give him a parallel track and I'd be satisfied with it.




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