Isn't the reaction a little over the top?

Originally posted by: lovestea

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<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif">That man shouldn't have attempted to touch Pratigya in a lurid wayat all, BUT</font>

<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif"><font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif">he barely touched her, only grabbed her arms, broke some bangleswhich caused some scratches... hardly qualifies for K to ride off with a hunting rifle ready to kill him! Pleeeeeeze... it wasn't that big of a deal...I've had worse happen to me and I am sure many of you. The slap was totally justified andmaybe a kick in the shins, but killing him????Why are we all egging Kon to beat the cr*p out of Radhe? </font></font>

<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif">And what is really perplexing is why are all these men hitting on Pratigya? (the fictional character not the actor) She does not dress provocatively, is not hot, does not have a sexy-alluringlook, and is certainly not confident about her sex-appeal. If anything, her
cold demeanour is very off-putting. (speaking only from a woman's point of view. Perhaps somemale forum writerscould enlighten me)</font>

<div><font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif">Why is she so attractive toveryconfident men likeRadhe and Angadh? I can only imagine it has to be the thrill of the chase. If they really wanted some action then they would be hitting on Piyasia. She sure looks


confidentand has tons of sex-appeal!😛</font>

I do not think Krishna's reaction was over board. Krishna is very protective of Pratigya and we have witnessed incidences where he had taken on his own brother for her. His passion for her is very powerful in itself. The thought of another man bruising her is killing him. And, I also think that the fact he was not there to protect her is haunting him.

Now, let's come to the part whether it is approapriate of an act to go and kill Radhe . I would say No. But anger and passion makes one blind. And Krishna is in this stage now.

But it is very important for people like angad and Radhe to know their boundaries. Pratigya's slap was justifiable and on the contrary she should have handed him over to police. These kinds of incidents are faced by women in India all the time and I honestly feel like locking these animals in jail.

Originally posted by: anusarkar

I do not think Krishna's reaction was over board. Krishna is very protective of Pratigya and we have witnessed incidences where he had taken on his own brother for her. His passion for her is very powerful in itself. The thought of another man bruising her is killing him. And, I also think that the fact he was not there to protect her is haunting him.

Now, let's come to the part whether it is approapriate of an act to go and kill Radhe . I would say No. But anger and passion makes one blind. And Krishna is in this stage now.

But it is very important for people like angst and Radhe to know their boundaries. Pratigya's slap was justifiable and on the contrary she should have handed him over to police. These kinds of incidents are faced by women in India all the time and I honestly feel like locking these animals in
Jail.

Originally posted by: Saathi10

[/DIV[DIV]u r right!!! dis kind of incidents happen in india all the time..Prats is a diff n very lucky girl dat she has krish to save her. but not everyone is lucky. the women in india face dis kind of incident all the time.... my story is when i was 9 or 10, 1 randomguy jus lookd at menwinked at me. I don know if dat considered unappropriate at that time. but now i know dat was not good.

Hello Saathi,

Ofcourse it was inappropriate . You were a child and if a guy winked at you, it is indecent and inappropriate. I myself, have taken self defense classes. It is a great tool for self protection.

Anu

Lovestea,

I think the worse thing is that Krishna is furious with himself. While he was under the influence of alcohol, his wife was being disrespected. I do not believe that such an act warrants death, but the slap is definitely justifiable, however, Krishna's love and passion for Pratigya is what is driving him to want to kill Radhe which is also quite understandable. When you love someone, you will do whatever you can to protect that person. In Krishna's situation, he was right there, but was not in any sense to protect her, the anger from that plus his love for Pratigya is what is making him react this way. I don't think it was overboard at all and I'd love to see him kick Radhe's butt.

As for Pratigya, I think she's really pretty, and the fact that she is clearly out of their league yet accessible to them (as she's around) makes them do what they know best: animal behavior.

Originally posted by: lovestea

That man shouldn't have attempted to touch Pratigya in a lurid way at all, BUT

he barely touched her, only grabbed her arms, broke some bangles which caused some scratches ... hardly qualifies for K to ride off with a hunting rifle ready to kill him! Pleeeeeeze... it wasn't that big of a deal... I've had worse happen to me and I am sure many of you. The slap was totally justified and maybe a kick in the shins, but killing him???? Why are we all egging K on to beat the cr*p out of Radhe?

And what is really perplexing is why are all these men hitting on Pratigya? (the fictional character not the actor) She does not dress provocatively, is not hot, does not have a sexy-alluring look, and is certainly not confident about her sex-appeal. If anything, her cold demeanour is very off-putting. (speaking only from a woman's point of view. Perhaps some male forum writers could enlighten me)

Why is she so attractive to very confident men like Radhe and Angadh? I can only imagine it has to be the thrill of the chase. If they really wanted some action then they would be hitting on Piyasia. She sure looks confident and has tons of sex-appeal!😛

yaar.. diraama hai! exciting tho hoga.😆 can baba not do anything right in your eyes....😉 at bold totally agree.

As most of the poeple replied i will also say for krishna Pratigya is everything. he will do anything for her. but he cann;t stand her tear and any wound on her body. he can do anything with her. but he can;t stand anybody else doing that to his love. moreover now he is mad at himself also that he was not there to protect her and he already is feeling guilty abt saying lie to her and moreover he wanted a good holi for her since it was their 1st holi. now when anger comes to krishna he don;t know what he does. he is blind. later when he comes to senses he will understand. killing is too much. but he has to teach his relative a lesson. that is for sure.

Originally posted by: carisma2

yaar.. diraama hai! exciting tho hoga.😆 can baba not do anything right in your eyes....😉 at bold totally agree.

Lovestea,

I think the worse thing is that Krishna is furious with himself. While he was under the influence of alcohol, his wife was being disrespected. I do not believe that such an act warrants death, but the slap is definitely justifiable, however, Krishna's love and passion for Pratigya is what is driving him to want to kill Radhe which is also quite understandable. When you love someone, you will do whatever you can to protect that person. In Krishna's situation, he was right there, but was not in any sense to protect her, the anger from that plus his love for Pratigya is what is making him react this way. I don't think it was overboard at all and I'd love to see him kick Radhe's butt.

As for Pratigya, I think she's really pretty, and the fact that she is clearly out of their league yet accessible to them (as she's around) makes them do what they know best: animal behavior.

for a person like krishna, the reaction was obvious...on their honeymoon, he started hitting a random guy only bec. he shaked hands with pratigya.. radhe toh went too far 😆 there r many men out there who r over possessive for their wives and it's a husband's duty to protect his wife's honor..but not by using violence..if he kills radhe and lands up in jail forever, who will be benefited? i hope pratigya stops him on time, but before that, he must beat the crap out of radhe !