Abhi and his out of control anger

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Once again the writers have shown Abhi display poor anger management skills. He had absolutely no reason to hit Mili. She was trying to provoke him and he fell for it. The whole situation actually made Abhi look bad, not Mili. I am disappointed as well to hear the cheering from other members that slapping Mili was a good thing. If a person needs to be a psychiatrist or is problematic, there numerous ways to address the problem without engaging in such animalistic and barbaric behaviors.

I have read that slapping Mili will knock some sense into her. The answer is did it? Did it knock sense into anyone or does it simply lead to fear an intimidation? Those who are cheering on this behavior, look at what you are promoting - slapping someone to resolve a situation. That's shameful.
The Abhi I know would have have lost it but he would have left a long time ago - the minute he knew he had a lost support from Simi. In fact, he should have left a year ago but tragically the writers of this show are so in love with showing a selfish Simi as these are characteristics they admire, we've had to endure rubbish of this kind.

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Abhis out of control anger shows his immaturity.They are showing him as a 22 year old whoese anger over powers rational thinking.Ihope post leap they show a matured abhi who can control his anger when provoked.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: sauris

Abhis out of control anger shows his immaturity.They are showing him as a 22 year old whoese anger over powers rational thinking.Ihope post leap they show a matured abhi who can control his anger when provoked.

Abhi was ALWAYS mature in the beginning but the writers decided to ruin this facet of his character. Age also plays no factor in his ability to hold back from managing or controling his temper - it's an excuse simply to ruin his character in order to make the awful and repulsive Simi Seethi look good in the viewers eyes. Stop getting suckered into this cheap writing.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Abhi was mature character from the beginning.But after RB's one night stand proposal the DVs decided to justify Simi's action and then showed us an angry Abhi.And still they are trying their best to prove Simi right and Abhi wrong.What Simi did is not right.So make Abhi wrong.Then no one will question about ner behavior.Thats what the DVs expect from us.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: Laila2009

Once again the writers have shown Abhi display poor anger management skills. He had absolutely no reason to hit Mili. She was trying to provoke him and he fell for it. The whole situation actually made Abhi look bad, not Mili. I am disappointed as well to hear the cheering from other members that slapping Mili was a good thing. If a person needs to be a psychiatrist or is problematic, there numerous ways to address the problem without engaging in such animalistic and barbaric behaviors.


I have read that slapping Mili will knock some sense into her. The answer is did it? Did it knock sense into anyone or does it simply lead to fear an intimidation? Those who are cheering on this behavior, look at what you are promoting - slapping someone to resolve a situation. That's shameful.
The Abhi I know would have have lost it but he would have left a long time ago - the minute he knew he had a lost support from Simi. In fact, he should have left a year ago but tragically the writers of this show are so in love with showing a selfish Simi as these are characteristics they admire, we've had to endure rubbish of this kind.

Laila what more do u expect out of Kanika and Astha, they have made simi , neetu , anita and Anuj selfish, mili crazy, manju crazy, and RS has also joined the gang. Do u think they will spare Abhi. U certainly seem to still have expectations out of them!!!
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: kalabhi

Laila what more do u expect out of Kanika and Astha, they have made simi , neetu , anita and Anuj selfish, mili crazy, manju crazy, and RS has also joined the gang. Do u think they will spare Abhi. U certainly seem to still have expectations out of them!!!

Where have I EVER shown that I have had any expectations out of these people? Instead I have pointed out the pathetic nature of their writing. I think you need to be directing this post to Ramas, MeySimi and the whole of IF who have been expecting improvements on this show over the past six months. I can provide you the link of the posts where you yourself hit "LIKE" when such a post was written.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: Laila2009

Where have I EVER shown that I have had any expectations out of these people? Instead I have pointed out the pathetic nature of their writing. I think you need to be directing this post to Ramas, MeySimi and the whole of IF who have been expecting improvements on this show over the past six months. I can provide you the link of the posts where you yourself hit "LIKE" when such a post was written.

Oh yes !! I do know i have hit the "like" button on such several such posts earlier. Yes at that time i still had expectations that things could turn around but have lost all hope after the Mili track started.
As for pointing out the bad writing of Cv's I have written abt that too, but still many of us on the forum do want the show to turn around including me that is why they are still watching it and writing about it. Whether it will happen or not we do not know.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Thanks for redirecting to me.
There is nothing wrong in hoping for a change. For having loved the initial show, I have my own reasons to desire for something better from the show organisers.
Its difficult to watch a show without getting involved. And once involved, I have my own reasons to justify it. Its my choice to expect a change, to get involved, to justify and its entirely my opinion. Its not necessary to remain consistent about likes and dislikes. I loved Simi for my own reasons, i chose to justify her behaviour as I perceive and after a level of watching this character I dont appreciate her behaviour towards Abhi. Its based on my level of tolerance to start despising a character.
There is no hard and fast rule that I too should have got frustrated by Simi's behaviour way back in December as Laila puts it. She could dislike her from January. I can dislike her from June. Its my choice. as for spending hours to justify, its because whatever I do, i involve myself passionately. Its an open forum to write one's opinion. Many people agree, many disagree. Its not about winning an argument about a concept or theory. Each individual presents herself or himself according to their state of mind.
I am tired at the way things are. i am sick of this storyline. I feel betrayed and cheated for loving this show to heart. I feel sad the way women are depicted in this story. I am angry at the way Abhi is treated by his wife and her family. But I can still hope for a change, if I believe in miracles, if I believe people realise mistakes over a period of time, if a new writer joins the Zee programming team, if there may be a new producer, or the old director comes back. Whats wrong in hoping. I will.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: MeySimi

Thanks for redirecting to me.

There is nothing wrong in hoping for a change. For having loved the initial show, I have my own reasons to desire for something better from the show organisers.
Its difficult to watch a show without getting involved. And once involved, I have my own reasons to justify it. Its my choice to expect a change, to get involved, to justify and its entirely my opinion. Its not necessary to remain consistent about likes and dislikes. I loved Simi for my own reasons, i chose to justify her behaviour as I perceive and after a level of watching this character I dont appreciate her behaviour towards Abhi. Its based on my level of tolerance to start despising a character.
There is no hard and fast rule that I too should have got frustrated by Simi's behaviour way back in December as Laila puts it. She could dislike her from January. I can dislike her from June. Its my choice. as for spending hours to justify, its because whatever I do, i involve myself passionately. Its an open forum to write one's opinion. Many people agree, many disagree. Its not about winning an argument about a concept or theory. Each individual presents herself or himself according to their state of mind.
I am tired at the way things are. i am sick of this storyline. I feel betrayed and cheated for loving this show to heart. I feel sad the way women are depicted in this story. I am angry at the way Abhi is treated by his wife and her family. But I can still hope for a change, if I believe in miracles, if I believe people realise mistakes over a period of time, if a new writer joins the Zee programming team, if there may be a new producer, or the old director comes back. Whats wrong in hoping. I will.

MeySimi, We are all now in that boat. Yet the difference with me is that I do not hold expectations and I wanted to point that out to Kalabali. And after my interactions with the writers, I don't have any. My suggestion is that you will once again be sorely disappointed.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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He does have quite a temper. Personally, I don't think slapping someone is right under most circumstances. I said Abhi was justified and slapping someone is not morally wrong when they deserve it.

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