Afraid....

Whats gonna happen now??? Will they marry.....I think we can safely bet Veer n icha wont marry but its confusing because all articles r saying vancha's marriage will happen yet here in the story its going a bad way....a wrong way.......and then what is gonna be Tapasya's role now??? Will there be any deaths? ohhh god I didnt like the look on vansh's face!

I think Vansh will strat becoming very jealous, very suspicious and very angry once he finds out about the letter after they get married. He may end up abusing Icha, or back to drugs or dying/killing himself. Veer in the mean time may be out while Icha deals with the vampires 😈 and almost turns into one herself 😈

In the mean time either Amu & Jogi dies out of shock and heart failure, or the family finally pull together and say enough is enough and do something to put the wrong, right.

The Result:

1. Veer and Icha will be together - best ending.

2. Tapaysa and Veer unfortunate ending.

3. Icha & Vansh becasue they have to live up to it

4. Tapasya in Jail - Great if it goes ahead!

5. Vansh & Mental asylum/ funeral

....Muhahaha!!! 😡

I THINK after vansh is going to know about the letter:

Originally posted by: priyu_friend

I THINK after vansh is going to know about the letter:

he might first ask veer about it and maybe , he'll say that he used to love ichcha but now he loves taps.

then he will ask ichcha and she will say that she had forgotten him since the day of their marriage and she 'll never marry veer.

Also vansh's ideology is somewhat similar to taps so he will agree to marry ichcha.

BUT if u want to now what cv's are going to do then u just have to wait and watch uttaran

first i never thought ichcha will tell the truth to vansh before marriage but now she is going to tell him.

cv's can do anything

I agree...I think thats what will happen...Veer will lie and say he doesnt love Icha anymore and Icha will say that shes moved on and now she loves vansh!

Originally posted by: SRKLuvr

I agree...I think thats what will happen...Veer will lie and say he doesnt love Icha anymore and Icha will say that shes moved on and now she loves vansh!

This will be like a real life scenario...we watch the serials to see poetic justice to all unjustice we see in life. Justice to true love of Veer should be given by creatives. Do not attempt Vansh-Icha marriage nad spoil everything. But creatives are known to spoil especially those who are in love with the negative character Taps....cant expect more. I am being very pessimistic. I felt so yucky watching Vansh grabing Icha from Veer & kissing her in front of Veer.

i just have one doubt :

is vansh's character a side-effect of being an adict or even if he didn't take drugs he would have been the same??

Originally posted by: priyu_friend

i just have one doubt :

is vansh's character a side-effect of being an adict or even if he didn't take drugs he would have been the same??

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Yep.

Both his charcter and his addiction go hand in hand. Fior his addiction to stop, he needs to develop his good character.


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god knows how ichcha will handle vansh after the marriage

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She won't be able to deal with his abuse. Eventually either he will go to a mental assylum or be killed by drug overdose/suicide.

It takes a very strong person to deal with the inner conflicts of the mind. Once he has set his mind up about what he hates without second thoughts to another conclusion, and once more his trust is being trampled on for the hundreth time by his family and he is being lied to about this marriage. Icha also is not thinking straight as her own guilt after Pares' death, dishonesty to Vansh about the marriage being done purely out of this pity and guilt and also for her friend and psychological fears overwhelm her. Her letter says nothing about all this.

Whether or not if Vansh reads her letter prior to their wedding, is yet another question....It may be more likely read *on* the wedding night, from which either his self-abuse and abuse to Icha (or both) may start from this splinter of envy, frustration, self-doubt, confusion, anger, pain and disappointment.

Originally posted by: cluelass

She won't be able to deal with his abuse. Eventually either he will go to a mental assylum or be killed by drug overdose/suicide.

It takes a very strong person to deal with the inner conflicts of the mind. Once he has set his mind up about what he hates without second thoughts to another conclusion, and once more his trust is being trampled on for the hundreth time by his family and he is being lied to about this marriage. Icha also is not thinking straight as her own guilt after Pares' death, dishonesty to Vansh about the marriage being done purely out of this pity and guilt and also for her friend and psychological fears overwhelm her. Her letter says nothing about all this.

Whether or not if Vansh reads her letter prior to their wedding, is yet another question....It may be more likely read *on* the wedding night, from which either his self-abuse and abuse to Icha (or both) may start from this splinter of envy, frustration, self-doubt, confusion, anger, pain and disappointment.

vansh's whole character couples with his addiction...the fact that he's soooo happy to be free of that nasha an d that he is himself again. He's scared he's going to lose the happiness that has returned to his life. thats why hes holding onto icha like his life depends on it. i think its sweet. cos vansh is not a bad guy😃

[quote]vansh's whole character couples with his addiction...the fact that he's soooo happy to be free of that nasha an d that he is himself again. He's scared he's going to lose the happiness that has returned to his life. thats why hes holding onto icha like his life depends on it. i think its sweet. cos vansh is not a bad guy[/quote]

Vansh treats Icha like his new drug. His has numerous addictions to deal with, drugs being only one of them. He hasn't found happiness as his issue isn't resolved yet. When he changes his habitual destructive and negative thinking, and learns to be honest with himself, letting go of being needy of others, only then he'll progress to becoming more independent and self-reliant.