Originally posted by: rabees011
I totally agree with you on this. I have just figured out something about our kekta mayiyya by watching these illogical twists and endings that take place in her soaps. I have observed that kekta ji hasn't married at least once in this lifetime, but she has a lot of desire to get others (the main leads of her shows) married a billion times! Why is that? This question still stands.
Anyways, as far as the ending of this show is concerned, I would give it only 1 out of 100 and I gave this 1 mark, that too with a heavy heart, because at the end Yug was shown finding someone else.
Rajbeer has been the emotional blackmailer since the beginning. He has always been able to convince people to take his side through his emotional hypnosis tactics.
Yug has always been shown as the scapegoat who never gets tired of giving sacrifices for vrinda ji the great, despite the fact that he had to bear all the humiliation and torture because of
Vrinda's selfish behaviour and attitude towards him.
Despite Yug's sincerity and kindness towards Vrinda, Vrinda always blamed him for her problems i.e. misunderstandings between her and Rajbeer which gradually led to rajbeer throwing her out of his life. Rajbeer even slapped vrinda in front of all the people who were present at his son's funeral, called her "dirty water" of some gandhi naali and even threw intimate pictures of her and yug. Basically he drove her nuts through a field of thorns by leaving no stone unturned in order to attempt to make her life worse than hell.
In that case shouldn't he learn his lesson? Shouldn't Yug be granted his share of happiness? Does that mean all his sacrifices and goodness were for nothing? Shouldn't he have received justice in the end? Oh wait! Who am I asking these questions why? I totally forgot that this is an ekta soap, and therefore no justice or logic can be expected.
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