With due permission from our wonderful moderator Samyji, I am hosting a Discussion for the Week Topic for this Week........for those who are not aware of this, DOTW is a weekly topic (Every Friday) hosted by any member of the forum with prior permission from the Moderator of the particular forum wherein the member will post a theory / Comment on a particular issue which should be both general in content but also related to the Serial! The other members of the forum are requested to come forward with their comments and views on it.......
The Discussion of This Week is : What is greater in Life, Love or Money?
I know that the obvious and instant answer would be Love.....because we are all sentimental beings inside the Worldly-wise self of ours....but this question is not meant for an instant answer, but a well-thought out one, something which all of you truly believe in! Lets all be completely non-judgemental and frank in our opinion while expressing what matters most to us in life, Love or Money?
And now, some question's related to the Love or Money Angle in Kasamh Se:
- Is Pia marrying Jai only for the sake of his money? Does she truly value Jai's wealth more than Pushkar's love?
- If Pia is giving priority to Jai's wealth over Pushkar's love, does it make her a ''Bad Human Being''. If money is an individual's priority in life, does that person automatically become a selfish human being?
- If Pia is marrying Jai so that she can make her sister's life more comfortable, will you then sympathize with her? Will that fact ease out her guilt of betraying Pushkar's love and trust in her?
- Is Jai equally guilty, because he has brought or tried to buy Pia with money rather than with love? Has he used the Carrot and Stick approach with Pia, where rather than making Pia understand the depth of his feeling's, he has taken the easier route, that of playing on Pia's greatest weakness....her love for the good things in life?
- Jai and Pia have reached an ''understanding'' for their impending marriage. Jai wants companionship from a young & beautiful girl and Pia wants a man who will give her all the things she desires in her life. Both of them are building their future relationship on a compromise, which given time and patience might have a good chance of succeeding, even without love in it! Do you think that a marriage which is based on ''Understanding / Compromise'' rather than ''Love'' ever truly, succeeds?
I would be really, really enthused if you guys participate in this Discussion whole-heartedly, all types of answers are most welcome, serious, witty, funny, emotional.....everything.....but do share your views!
MT