Is Dharam Transforming to JV?

After watching yesterday's episode, I am getting slightly confused by the way Dharam's character is being portrayed. He is becoming quite loud, very persuasive, always agitated which is completely opposite to what he started with...i.e. polite and calm nature, patient and persevering character. Now when I look at him...he makes me think of JV when he was at Dharam's age. He is trying to dominate on Veer and his judgement, his body language towards Veer also seems very aggressive!!! Is he transforming to JV? Has he already started to forget that he is talking to his sweet, young brother who thinks of no one but him only? I think Sagar's are preparing the audience for a 360 turn on Dharam's character.....they are painting him with negative shades so that whenever right time comes, Dharam's decision against Veer can be justified.

naa.. i don't think so... on the other hand, i actually support dharam in y'day's episode.... i mean, when u catch people who u know will try to destroy ur entire family, how can u be soft with them....
thats what he was advicing veer, its like, now u r a king, u have to think with ur mind, whats right for the kingdom..

moreover, when bhimsen, sakshi, n pari were trying to escape, it was dharam who noticed the dead soldiers,... n then fought with bhimsen, n defeated him n put in into jail. i supported that action more than veer just standing there lost in his thoughts... i mean, if they showed veer behaving like this after he comes to know that he is pari's son, i can understand.. but now, for veer pari n others r just revolutionaries. how can be soft with them.

its like, when u r the king, u have to think abt ur kingdom more than urself.

I agree with lakshmi.We can't be soft on ppl who we think are our enemies.For dharam,pari and sakshi r the family members of the messiah who will destroy the aryavrats so he is taking action against them.
What he said to veer is also right.A king shd be soft as well as strict.He shd be more practical and less emotional.
Don't worry,dharam will never turn a villain.He is also the main hero alongwith veer.
Plz don't compare him with jv and agni,he is much much better than them.

Originally posted by: subha2601

I agree with lakshmi.We can't be soft on ppl who we think are our enemies.For dharam,pari and sakshi r the family members of the messiah who will destroy the aryavrats so he is taking action against them.
What he said to veer is also right.A king shd be soft as well as strict.He shd be more practical and less emotional.
Don't worry,dharam will never turn a villain.He is also the main hero alongwith veer.
Plz don't compare him with jv and agni,he is much much better than them.

agree with u Subha!!!!😊

dharam's personality is different frm veer.He was only trying to save his whole family....veer is a bohemian kind of a boy kind of the seeker of the truth.But dharam is more practical.

sorry guys...but there is an area called the 'GREY' area...and its very difficult in those cases to find out what is black and what is white. Veer knows that there is something that is not exactly right!! Remember he is the one who tracked the messiha down to the mahal...not once was he hesitant abt bringing him to justice but forcing a mother especially beating innocent people like animals to spill the truth abt the son whom they will slaughter once they find out - is this right? Would an Aryavrata do the same? Would Dharam himself put his father in danger if such situation arise? When you start empathising with people, you start thinking with your heart along with your head. A good king should have balance of both, not just any one of them! So I agree with Veer...and Dharam is unnecessarily pushing the wrong buttons! Veer is the king, let him decide. If Dharam thinks he knows better, he should have taken the throne when it was his. He is similar to JV in the sense that it seemed like JV ran the country whilst AV didn't even have a clue whats happening in his own kingdom. By constantly putting his own ideas on how to run the royal matters, isn't Dharam gradually stepping into JV shoes?

i dnt want dharam 2 turn grey!tats the last thg i wnt!

personally i just liked dharam's behavior..in the sense..i cud feel the whole big borther quality in him..especially when he was askin veer to think frm is head and not heart..and also when he held veer's hand and took him away frm pari when she was in prison.....and dharam agn tellin him how to be a king.....dharam noes veer is small..dharam is just worried abt his family...and dharm is a aryawardh..we cant blame him for his behavior towards a shramik and in case of veer ..veer feels smypathy for shramiks cuz he has de same blood in him......in all i did feel dharam was showin a few gray shades...but i dnt think tht will make him as bad as jv.....he is just worried and hejust feels tht if veer will not be carefull then de messiah will hurt veer 1st ..cuz istn veer gonna sit on throne...well thst wht everyone feels..i mean till now..untill de truth isnt revealed

i still justify dharam's action cos i feel, that was practical.... i mean, these people r no ordinary criminals in front of dharam.. bhimsen tried killing aryavardhan, dharam had doubts on pari, when he saw her in veer's room, pari n sakshi tried killing them both by poisoning them... n above all, there is this masiha, who is ready to kill the entire aryavrats...

Originally posted by: neelresh

After watching yesterday's episode, I am getting slightly confused by the way Dharam's character is being portrayed. He is becoming quite loud, very persuasive, always agitated which is completely opposite to what he started with...i.e. polite and calm nature, patient and persevering character. Now when I look at him...he makes me think of JV when he was at Dharam's age. He is trying to dominate on Veer and his judgement, his body language towards Veer also seems very aggressive!!! Is he transforming to JV? Has he already started to forget that he is talking to his sweet, young brother who thinks of no one but him only? I think Sagar's are preparing the audience for a 360 turn on Dharam's character.....they are painting him with negative shades so that whenever right time comes, Dharam's decision against Veer can be justified.