16/4 Dragon Club:Ansh Needs Manners asap

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OMGGG Precap was the best part of the episode 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..What was Yash doing in bathroom reading newspaper ?? I mean was he doing poti 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ..Aarti and Ansh bangs the door and Yash opens up wearing towel ,...both Ansh and Yash r nangu in front of Aarti .,. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...Poor Aarti ..Beta and Papa both r nangu...wonder what advice Gayatri will give on this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...this scene reminds me of the 3rd Promo which came out for the show where Aarti and Yash gets locked up in bathroom just when Aarti was taking Ansh for a bath and there in that promo too Aarti was in pink saree 😉😳😳

Bechara Yash ji ka izzat khatra mein hai!

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Can't wait for today's episode! It should be interesting!

The theme of today's episode? Day One Wake up Calls!

What a bucketful of dramas - and especially wake-up calls - have happened right on Day One of this new shaadi ... every two minutes of this episode we have seen something new bursting forth giving a major surprise and shake-up up to somebody in that house ...

I am just going to say what I felt during today's episode: EMBARRASSED. 😒

I know that we all love Aarti and by god I love her too but today she was clearly in the wrong according to me. While I can't blame the emotions that drove her to behave the way she did, I do blame her for not being able to control them. Today Gayatri was entirely in the right and I could not fault a single thing she said or did. Her anger was completely justified, both towards Ansh and towards Aarti. Aarti needs to understand that she is not the only mother in the world, nor is she the only person who has ever loved her child deeply and wanted the best for them. Gayatri is in the same boat and she understands. Today Aarti's own insecurities really came out because Ansh seemed just fine!

Gayatri in her first speech was so kind and understanding. She intuitively understood that Aarti wanted to see Ansh and even told her that she agreed with her sentiment. But there were certain things Aarti was obliged to do, which Gayatri was promised repeatedly both by herself and from Shobha's side. Gayatri told Aarti in the nicest possible way, let the tulsi pooja get over and then you can see Ansh and had Aarti listened to her she probably would have finished the tulsi puja in time to deal with the chaos that reigned. Or at least she would have spared herself from a portion of the humiliation. Aarti needs to understand that anyone who tells her to do something against her instinct is not her enemy. Sometimes it does pay to listen to elders, especially on your first day of marriage which makes the impression for a long time to come. When she is so defiant, how can she expect Ansh to shut up with just a few words or a look? Children learn by example much more than they do by words and Ansh is a prime example.

What I thought was interesting was the contras between Paridhi and Aarti. Paridhi had her husband's support and he catered to what she wanted (bed tea) so she was able to fulfill her end of the compromise of waking up and doing the pooja with much more success than she would have been able to alone. Aarti's "bed-tea" was Ansh and she really couldn't go on with her day until she had seen him. If she had Yash's support in this, she would have been able to see Ansh in a matter of minutes (how big is that house?!) and gone on with what she had to do. But Yash sort of left her stranded again and made her path in the house just that much more rocky. So I guess the husband's support is crucial and Yash did not come through today.

I am not hating on any of the characters, btw, just pointing out interesting ways that they are showing how they still have so much to learn and so many ways to grow before they really make this situation work.

I genuinely felt for Palak and Payal today. It really upsets me that nobody has taken the time to explain Ansh's role in their lives. I too would react the way they did if I found a naked boy had kicked me off my bed in the middle of the night and continued to harass me come morning, in my room and my house. Their status quo has been rudely interrupted and they are acting out. Ansh's behaviour seems to give them permission to rise to the occasion and otherwise well-behaved little girls suddenly lash out. And don't hate me, but for once I am glad the ruling went in their favour. They have been entirely neglected and Ansh has sort of won every battle with his wit and charm. It is about time discipline won a battle or two so there can be some balance.

It was indeed a difficult episode because the protagonist was in the wrong and nobody likes that, but it really showed how flawed Aarti is as a character and how much she has to learn about living in a family that is not all about her and Ansh. Even Gayatri's last line about Ansh not costing the Scindias their happiness, I couldn't fault because by this time it is not unjustified as Aarti has given her plenty of reason to harbour genuine worry. After this Aarti is going to have to prove herself starting from scratch, due to the fact that she couldn't control her urge to see Ansh for an hour or so, when she could have started from a position of advantage in Gayatri's eyes. More's the pity but it will be fun to watch the story unfold.

Precap: "A thing of beauty is a joy forever" ☺️ -John Keats
Also I love that father and son both seem to have a nangu-pangu streak! 😉
God help poor Aarti! Beta ko sudhare ya baap ko? 😆

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Okay, I haven't even watched the whole episode yet, but I couldn't stop myself from writing. I don't care if Gayatri was "right" in her way today, or if Ansh is a brat, she was actually wrong.

The whole scene with PayPal (I love this name, by the way) and Ansh fighting, I think proves just how much the girls actually need a mother since the whole family seems so clueless about taking care of young kids. Really, I don't care if there are tons of servants in a house, which mother will go do any kind of morning puja without first checking to see who is looking after children as young as the trio? All of the other family women except Bua, (and maybe even she was there, I didn't finish watching so not sure) are at the puja, so then who as the kids' responsibility? Bua? The men? How do they know? Just because kids are generally well behaved (PayPal's case), that does not mean that you can leave them without adequate supervision. This is not good parenting.

What kind of grandmother is Gayatri that she can be more concerned about puja's getting completed on time, than her grandchildren's care? Supposing the girls (not even including Ansh here because Gayatri doesn't really care about him right now) were to get injured from getting into mischief while one of these "all women must attend pujas" is more important than making sure someone has the girls' care. What then would be the good of having all these people around who are there to look after them?

Even though Aarti has yet to form a motherly bond with the girls, by not letting her do her job as a mother, Gayatri is basically keeping things in the house status quo. If she didn't expect Aarti to be up walking around so early, why not let her check on the kids quickly and then get ready for the puja? Rather than insisting that Aarti do things as soon as she is told, it would make much more sense for Gayatri to spell out when she expects things to be completed, thus allowing Aarti the freedom to look after the children as she sees fit, but still aware of the other responsibilities she needs to complete. It is Aarti's responsibility to figure out how to balance her roles as mother and bahu, and the sooner Gayatri stops trying to dictate these things to the max, the sooner they will begin to get on together.

Anyway, Gayatri was just being her stupid self as usual. Anyone with a tiny brain could figure out that a kid such as Ansh was bound to make a spectacle if he wakes up in a strange place, in a strange bed, without his mother who he has always slept with. Not to mention, who would think that little boys and girls who don't know each other well, would wake up and start playing nicely with each other? I think in a couple of threads back I predicted that there was sure to be some kind of dust up between the three.

Oh, well. It was awfully realistic I guess, I just don't like the whole family's attitude towards raising kids. Yes kids need to know manners and be respectful, but they don't learn any of that when they are shoved off to their room with the excuse of other responsibilities on the part of adults. Kids should be the first priority, not the last.

Ok it seems that Aarti's so called kiss tamasha happens in the morning and so whole night both shared same bed 😆😛