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Abi

@niveditha

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 15 years ago

I feel rather than long lost relative Amba would turn out to be Ammaji's real daughter whom she would've given to slaughter like the other girl kids of the Kasba

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Megha

@meghaparti

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Posted: 15 years ago

yup I too agree n she is back to teach her n her sons a lesson ..Thanks for sharing

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poetic

@poetic

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 15 years ago

Nahi Megha, Ammaji wouldn't have given birth to a daughter anyway. And even if she had, then also she would have killed her. So no chances of AMba being Ammaji's daughter and it wouldn't make sense at all.

Rather, Amba being her relative (long lost one) makes sense. The way Amba was seeing the haveli when she first came in the jeep is an indication. Maybe her parents were a part of the family but had to flee when she was born. While fleeing, maybe they got killed and Amba landed with some old Daku who took her to the gang.

Or maybe this could have happened some time back so that she remembers the atrocities committed by Ammaji.

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@interest

Inactive

Posted: 15 years ago

Amba is quite vyoung
I feel she may be the daughter meant to be slaughtered , but was protected by somebody & somehow was brought up by a family who were again destriyed by Amma & likes .
She learnt of her birth story & is now come to claim revenge & show Ammaji the mirror ,

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Nandalala

@Nandalala

Rocker

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Posted: 15 years ago

Thx for the article...my guess is Amba is a twin to one of Ammaji's sons...in Saturday's epi, she was intently, not to mention angrily, looking at the picture of Ammaji & her sons..She does not want Ammaji's love, her only aim is to give her a taste of her own medicine & to this end, she understands Ammaji's weaknesses; she harbors NO affection for her...her vendetta seems too anger driven for her to be just a long lost relative...& her mannerisms, speech, expressions are way too similar to Ammaji...