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You all better not be expecting us to believe this bull shit.
We have not forgotten the chauvinist that he is, the man who wants to keep everyone in his tight control and in his suffocated environment. If he wanted Mohan to be successful, why was he unwilling to let him back in the house till Bhanu brought up his promise to Jitu concerning the marriage?
Why did he try to tie Mohan with so much debt, and tie it to Mohan's siting at his masaala shop? Also why is he giving less importance his other grandson or grandsons?
Mohan himself said the masaals shop is limited in its business prospects. What is Mohan supposed to do? What good is it going to do Mohan? Why can't Bhanu, Kirti and Vipul handle the Masala business? Are they doing a bad job? Not that we know of.
If there's only so much scope for a business, then what's the point of Mohan also being part of it?
Vipul is the oldest, and is already in the family business. The family business will go on.
And we remember all of Baapji's manoeuvring, all his declarations and all his shady attempts to make sure Mohan doesn't break free from his grip. He wanted Mohan to come back into his iron grip, and stay in his grip for the rest of his life.
Do you really expect us to believe this? Really? You better not try to justify Baapji, or try to make us feel sorry for him. We haven't forgotten how chauvinistic, jingoistic, hard-headed and suffocating he is.
