Can KC fall any further??

So, Siddhi is planning to open up to KC & let him into her secret. it is obvious that she will be rebuked by him, adding to the growing pile of mus b/w them. But will it stop there? I think not. Given that the writers have through the tracks systematically "raped" KC's character, I think they'll continue on the path of his debasement & decline, brought about, in all probability due to some writer's deep resentment towards the male species😕 There can be no other excuse for making a debacle out of KC at every given opportunity.

KC's 2nd chance ended with him looking like a class screw-up, we are now on the anvil of his 3rd chance (If real people were only so lucky😉) & IMO the worst is yet to come...

So, to answer my own question...Yes, KC can & will be made to fall further, just so Indian telly's Bharatiya nari appears all the more haloed.

The question is...haloed by what context & in whose books? Would any literate mother wish her daughter would turn out to be a sacrificial lamb like Siddhi??

Originally posted by: Fariyal

So, Siddhi is planning to open up to KC & let him into her secret. it is obvious that she will be rebuked by him, adding to the growing pile of mus b/w them. But will it stop there? I think not. Given that the writers have through the tracks systematically "raped" KC's character, I think they'll continue on the path of his debasement & decline, brought about, in all probability due to some writer's deep resentment towards the male species😕 There can be no other excuse for making a debacle out of KC at every given opportunity.

KC's 2nd chance ended with him looking like a class screw-up, we are now on the anvil of his 3rd chance (If real people were only so lucky😉) & IMO the worst is yet to come...

So, to answer my own question...Yes, KC can & will be made to fall further, just so Indian telly's Bharatiya nari appears all the more haloed.

The question is...haloed by what context & in whose books? Would any literate mother wish her daughter would turn out to be a sacrificial lamb like Siddhi??

Fari before I use to think Kc can be butchered only upto an extent.

What will happen to parichay frm 1st oct if they dnt pull him up nd give some brains to think like a nrml man atleast .We all r fearing richa + kc track may start n if it does God Save Parichay.

The popular notion being that men prefer women like Siddhi, I am so glad that you, Jay & Salman, both are in agreement that you wouldn't want any woman/girl in your lives to take after Siddhi😆

As a reasonable woman, I find the idea of a Siddhi-like woman steeped in the dark ages, not only for her silly sacrificial ways, but also for the fact that she hankers for a man as worthless as KC.

Personally, I was waiting to see the fallen hero pick himself up & walk on his feet, but what good is the hero that stays fallen for over a decade & shows signs of digging himself deeper into the ground😕

I guess KC can be butchered much further.. actually, I will enjoy the butchering now.. given that the timings will change from Oct, I was planning to watch the show more comfortably as the timing suits me.. I will see how many more pieces he can be slaughtered further 😕

Fari I would agree that sure Siddhi does have charm and innocence I admire. But looking at the whole package...😆😉

After dilly dallying i had gotten back to the show on TV to see SINAL together and their journey towards finding out what went wrong all those years ago. Had thought that finally KC might grow a pair and try to read between the lines. today's episode proved the Rangmunch article about kunal pallying with R so that siddhi doesn't take his anand away 🤢

Agree with everything you said Fari. They have butchered two characters during this show ... the proverbial hero of course who turned out to be nothing but muck, incapable of finding his own nose most of the time and Siddhi, who started out with a lot of spunk and smarts and ended up looking like a dumb blonde🤢 How much further can they fall? Well we shall soon see I suppose I wonder what misandry permeates the soul of this writer