Again, as a woman, I don't have any problem with Geet and Maan getting together. No moral or mindset issues...
It would be wonderful if the serial could provide credence to a bond between a man, woman and a child that transcends pre-conceived societal norms.
However, that was really not the issue that my husband was alluding to. His views were less about whether the marriage was consummated or not and more about the bond with his brother. Mann will definitely have to chose between Geet and Dev...he cant have both relationships when the truth comes out...and for some men who have very strong bonds with their brothers (maybe Mann does not fall in that category), it will become very difficult to break that bond...however weak/wrong their sibling is. I guess the CVs covered this issue with Maan and Dev being step brothers and Mann having disowned Dev before...so I guess they are laying the ground for the showdown.
On the issue on Maan delving into Geet's past...I think Maan would be a very careful, insightful person who would loathe to 'jump into conclusions' on anybody or anything. He would want to know the 'facts' before he arrives at any decision...however painful the facts may be or the decision too. He is a business man and cant but be used to operating that way. Every decision he makes/every person he meets will be assessed....that should come naturally to him by now....given this I think it is out of character that he has not gone into Geet's past by now. I cant but agree with my husband on that.
Someone made a comment on IF that maybe he went to Hoshiyarpur instead of the airport on the night he went missing...to reconcile why Geet would want to go away from him...despite her eyes and actions giving him the view that she obviously cares for and respects him. That would be a view that I would concur with. That maps to Mann's character...I cant imagine someone like him being 'surprised'. He should be too smart for that.
I like it when fairytales are tinged with reality Sookie. Makes them more exciting to me.
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