I'll Love Your Kids And You'll Love Mine.

But this is not the case with Yash and Aarti who seem to be the total opposite and an example for all newly bonded families, just like theirs. Parents would be able to see just how much a child yearns for the love of a parent!

And in PV, I am glad that they've shown how much AarYa have come to absolutely love each other's children. Their first bonds were created through the children, and I'm sure it'll be because of the children that they start bonding as friends, and eventually bond as husband-wife. 😳

In short, I just love the way they've portrayed the parent-child relationship with YaNsh and Aarti-PayPal .. it is such a contrast to the way SP and Gayatri are with their own children -- especially Yash.

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The children's happiness was always the main reason for Yash and Aarti to agree to remarry, and it remains their foremost priority still. It is a wonderful theme and issue that seems to form the core of this show, in a way. Of course, there are many aspects of the show that make up that "core," which is why this story is as strong as it is!

We've seen how, over and over, the desire to provide their children with the guidance and love of the respective missing parent was what drove Yash and Aarti out of their solitary lifestyles and resulted in their punar vivaah...The contrasts between Ansh and Palak/Payal were developed beautifully, and now that Payal has come to love Aarti so much, we can see how much a mother's heart filled with genuine care and love can reach out and fill a lonely child's heart with happiness and a feeling of belonging. In Aarti, Payal has found the same sort of parent that Ansh had been yearning for and found in Yash. It has been a very beautiful development so far, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with Aarti and Palak.

It's interesting that Aarti has always been trying to actively show how much she cares for the children; Yash was slightly more passive, but that could be because he's just not as demonstrative as Aarti in general...They both genuinely wanted to provide a mother and father's care to their children, and that care has developed into a deep parental love by now, which is so touching! That Yash and Aarti finally spoke about this issue - one that many of us had wanted them to resolve on their wedding night - in a mandir on the day of Arpita's shraadh is actually very satisfying to me for more reasons than one...Not going to go into all of that here, but I LOVED the mandir scene. Another full-circle moment and another loop has been closed!