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Hey guys! lots of the people cricized the PV to post the comment as this as a saas-bahu drama. But I cleared it that this is not a saas-bahu drama but a love story of two matured peson whose hearts are broken down from their resp. previous partner and now they start their journey for the sake of their childrens. During this journey, how they come out from the obstacles that are comes in front of them? and fall in love or not? believe in eachother. this obstacles are given by their own family members.
here, only yash bua is -ve bt she do just in jealousy bcoz she live lonely life and think if her brother think about his son then why he never think for her once? Due to this she take a revolt indirectly to his brother for her loneliness.
Gayatri is not a grey character bcoz she love her son so much and want happiness in his life bt she never tolerate that aarti always think about her child only not for her husband and his daughter for which they bring her in this house, So she portraed the chararacter of selffish mother.
Papa scindhiya is not a bad man bt a very balanced man who know how to deal with his son and their wife. He have their own certain principles and he does not want that anybody of his family can break his principle. But when Yash go against him for the sake of ansh, his ego is hurt. that why he do it.
Younger generation of the family is full of +ve thinking and even love & respect to each other. They know that they can't disobey their parents bt they also know how to deal with situation.They never gossiping about each other bt support them. Here,younger first think about their elders and at the last for themselves.
So at last I only say that there is a different love stror where leads doesnot love to each other bt they maintain their marriage for their responsibility. In this love story, there lovestrory started with trust which is the strong pillar for any relationship.
In the other serial, we see leads are directly fallen in love due to attachment or attraction bt here they begin with TRUST.
