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I agree and disagree.
I agree because everything you've said about a women in today's world & the complex relationships is absolutely true.But I disagree because I don't think Pradeep has remorse. He simply wants both worlds. He cannot "live happily" with Mona but it is his Zidd to not let Mona move on. He viewed Mona as a "poor, boring and housewife material". Until she proved herself capable of far more.To unite for the children MIGHT be the right thing to do for the children today - but it is not the right thing to do in the long term.Honeslty - i don't think the "children" are the problem. I think Bulbul is the problem. For a girl who is mature and sensible enough to be a responsible sibling, she seems to have forgotten how much pain he rmother has gone though. Right now Mona needs her support - not her anguish.With regards to Vineet - he is the symbol of light in a women's broken life. Don't get me wrong - I am not gaga over him :) But showing a smart and sensible, good looking guy fallen for a woman like Mona lets the viewers feel that there is hope in a woman's life even after something this painful. Pradeep made Mona feel useless - Vineet brought into her the confidence that she needed to stand up on her own feet. Pradeep didn't leave a single opportunity to embaress her - Vineet reminded her that her strengths were her greatest asset and her pride.
Mona should stay single she still loves Pradeep and can't love anyone else because she's just that kind of a woman who once gives her heart to someone can't ever give it to anyone else
She shouldn't go back to Pradeep because she won't ever be able to forgive him and trust him and too much has happened
She shouldn't marry Vineet because it's against her wishes and won't make her happy, for too long she has compromised her happiness, so she should do what she wants, not what anyone else thinks is best for her
Originally posted by: amarjeet73
I can understand mona because i know her feeling as i been through all this but i didnot remarry because i feel getting remarry is again going through all this
i am raising my 2 children by my own.he decives me thats why i am sacred of remarrying too.i am raising my kids alone without his money. i have seen here so many story some kids dislike their father as he did wrong to their motheri have seen one story father mother get separted and father get married and first kids ike himthen as they grown up they understand what is going up. then they start dislikig their father.their father doesnot have children so he starts loving them. but now girls getting marreid she didnot even invited her father on her marrige. she starts hating him as she came to know all truthanother story is one women givien birth to girl child and her husband was abusiveso she took divorce and starts living her life untill she found a nice man now she is remarried and happily living her life .her new husabnd loves her and her daughter and they are enjoying their own lifeonce you divorce it is really difficult to go back as for me i am divorced and 2 kids really difficult to go back to him thinking that he can again decive me further your believe is gonemarried life is totally on viswas or trust but if viswas or trust is gone no reltionship left
utmost respect to you
i can understand by imagining but only those like you who have been through it can truly understand, to the rest of us it looks simple and easy but it's not like that as you have stated
hence I don't think Mona should remarry when she herself is still grieving