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Well, there is too much of emphasis on education here...In my opinion the current problem is not much related to one being educated or not
1. Krishna is well aware of how the pregnancy works
2. Pratigya is well aware of the future being a woman
3. Krishna is well aware of hitting a woman is bad (Reason he agreed for Komal's marriage)
4. Pratigya claiming going out of the house
5. SS throwing Pratigya out
6. Professor bringing Pratigya home
7. Krishna Apologizing for his mistake
8. Krishna wanting to meet Pratigya at night
9. Krishna calling her back
10 Pratigya refusing to go
In all the above incident education plays very minimal role to solve the problem here..these are the issues purely based on human emotions and ego...on which education has very little control.
Education may teach you good manners but doesn't guarantee the motivation to show that manners...A well educated person may behave as bad as any other uneducated fellow or vice versa...
A well educated husband could hit his wife...A well educated wife may show disrespect to her husband...
Just by having education does not solve the problems arising due to human emotions like ego, jealousy, greed etc...
I keep hearing in this serial about trumpeting the glories of education. But I fail to understand how does having education could solve the prevailing problem between those two families...! The issues seems to be as prevalent as between any rich vs middle class family with bit exaggeration...
To me education shows the path to the knowledge....whether to walk in that path or not is purely depends on individual's traits and characteristics...it does not solve the everyday life problem...
Coming back to pratigya, Pratigya refusing to go back with Krishna is nothing to do with her education. It is her upbringing and what she had been taught so far in her home...Prof believes to go by the books and principles in his life...and that's what Pratigya had learnt and believed...
Is it good or bad depends on her own priorities...I repeat, her own priorities...it is not about going in the path shown by her father nor about being a woman
It depends on what she wants and how she prioritizes her life...
If she prioritizes standing by the principle as the top most, then she should not and will not go back to Krishna no matter what the situation arises unless the issue is solved (This is what I call, going by book)
If she prioritizes her family, she will go back to Krishna citing Adarsh / Komal budding relationship or to save her family reputation in the society for the sake of Arushi's groom (Doctor) family in future...
If she prioritizes her own life, she will go back to Krishna and wants to turn the things around as she wishes...
So in above two cases if she asks sorry to SS and family, she is not committing any mistake. But in a long run, she will be helping those people by showing them the path of knowledge (This is what I call 'Haar ke jeethna')
So in the coming days as she gets her own priorities sorted out, she will have an answer for this mess....
And I am looking forward for that....
1. Krishna is well aware of how the pregnancy works
2. Pratigya is well aware of the future being a woman
3. Krishna is well aware of hitting a woman is bad (Reason he agreed for Komal's marriage)
4. Pratigya claiming going out of the house
5. SS throwing Pratigya out
6. Professor bringing Pratigya home
7. Krishna Apologizing for his mistake
8. Krishna wanting to meet Pratigya at night
9. Krishna calling her back
10 Pratigya refusing to go
In all the above incident education plays very minimal role to solve the problem here..these are the issues purely based on human emotions and ego...on which education has very little control.
Education may teach you good manners but doesn't guarantee the motivation to show that manners...A well educated person may behave as bad as any other uneducated fellow or vice versa...
A well educated husband could hit his wife...A well educated wife may show disrespect to her husband...
Just by having education does not solve the problems arising due to human emotions like ego, jealousy, greed etc...
I keep hearing in this serial about trumpeting the glories of education. But I fail to understand how does having education could solve the prevailing problem between those two families...! The issues seems to be as prevalent as between any rich vs middle class family with bit exaggeration...
To me education shows the path to the knowledge....whether to walk in that path or not is purely depends on individual's traits and characteristics...it does not solve the everyday life problem...
Coming back to pratigya, Pratigya refusing to go back with Krishna is nothing to do with her education. It is her upbringing and what she had been taught so far in her home...Prof believes to go by the books and principles in his life...and that's what Pratigya had learnt and believed...
Is it good or bad depends on her own priorities...I repeat, her own priorities...it is not about going in the path shown by her father nor about being a woman
It depends on what she wants and how she prioritizes her life...
If she prioritizes standing by the principle as the top most, then she should not and will not go back to Krishna no matter what the situation arises unless the issue is solved (This is what I call, going by book)
If she prioritizes her family, she will go back to Krishna citing Adarsh / Komal budding relationship or to save her family reputation in the society for the sake of Arushi's groom (Doctor) family in future...
If she prioritizes her own life, she will go back to Krishna and wants to turn the things around as she wishes...
So in above two cases if she asks sorry to SS and family, she is not committing any mistake. But in a long run, she will be helping those people by showing them the path of knowledge (This is what I call 'Haar ke jeethna')
So in the coming days as she gets her own priorities sorted out, she will have an answer for this mess....
And I am looking forward for that....
Mr And Mrs Parshuram
