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Okay, so I'm sorry for the implied profanity but I couldn't think of a regular word with implications of similar magnitude 🤢 what exactly is up with this woman? she's behaving like a lovesick teenager who got hold of the hottest guy in town and is willing to overlook everything, including her own self-respect, to have him by her side.
I have major issues with her right now.
1) Where is her self-respect? - I think from the few instances during which Brahma snapped at her, it has been made amply clear how much he actually 'respects' her. We saw him switch back to his real self during those few instances, and script-wise those moments were supposed to start giving Uttara small glimpses into Brahma's real self, but they had the reverse effect? 😕 or maybe Uttara chooses to place him over her self-respect too. Basically, she's just a doormat who is being very cunningly used by Brahma without her being even 0.1% aware of it, and she makes his job easier by being a pointless, useless, spineless and worthless piece of furniture.
What has all those years of abuse taught her? I always thought that something which doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. She was supposed to emerge as a stronger woman after that whole phase.
2) I'm no moral police, but hey, is it really so simple to by-pass your conscience and continue following the chosen path? - I know I can't. Hell, I'd take the killing curse a hundred times over before breaking the trust my family has in me. Conscience is a real bi*ch. Sometimes, overwhelming guilt can bring about transformations that no other feeling can. But Uttara seems to have jumped over her conscience with commendable ease 😕 It's not even about acknowledging how much her sister has done for her, it's just about plain and simple thing called 'trust' which she broke the moment she allowed herself to be swept off by Brahma. How tough would it have been to confront Devyani when Brahma was spinning false tales about her out of thin air? They live under the same roof, and are real sisters, no less!
3) If she is so hell bent on keeping this relationship intact, why doesn't she discuss with Brahma about coming clean about it infront of everyone? Afterall, she is doing the right thing, at least according to her. Why give a damn about the family members and how they'd feel? Surely Brahma will support her claim in front of everyone, since he's so in love with her? screw the world Uttara, ask Brahma to give Devyani a divorce and elope with you to a faraway land. Now it can't be that tough, can it?
Lastly, I want to mention this because it has been bugging me for a while - I'm totally sick and tired of watching Priya confronting Uttara at ever corner of the house. It's not helping lady, give it a break already! not to mention it's so monotonous that I almost want to laugh now. I try to skip all their scenes because they're a snoozefest of A-class.
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