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To everyone disliking Amaal, Baseer, et al…
Originally posted by: elasingh
Sukanya, my views on Jagia are very different than urs. We all are product of our experiences and also what we see around us.
I m fully on Jagia's side. I have never considered his marriage with Anandi as real. He had no say in it. Yes he consumed his marriage without really understanding the seriousness of it. I teach teenagers and a few of them are married. They really are immature lot.I also feel that Anandi's pain has been glorified in this serial.. Yes he ditched her, married someone else(thinking it was legal) , accused Anandi for miscarriage etc. Gauri also shouted at her. All this was was humiliating and insulting to her but it was not ugly. So I don't hold Jagia much wrong here.But Jagia was wrong when he washed his hands off Gauri over somthing so small. It shows he lacks sticking power and cannot sustain a relation. He also cannot face adversity after a certain period of time.When Jagia came asking for forgiveness, he should at least not have been insulted. There is communication gap between father and son.When Jagia said "Dard Anandi ko mila, lekin use uski bharpoor keemat bhi mili" , he was right.Jagia needs support and care but family doesn't know how to give it to him. I m not talking abt financial support but emotional support.
Originally posted by: TheRedQueen
@mocking_bird: Absolutely wonderful post and perceptive analysis.
There was a point in the serial when I supported some of Jagya's decisions, like him not wanting to practise medicine in the hospital his family built for him in Jaitsar. A person should be able to make his/her own career choices. Yes, his decision was probably coloured by Gauri deciding to pursue an MS in the city but I'm talking purely in terms of career choice. However, his cruel demeanour towards Anandi was, to me, untenable even then. I wanted Anandi too to not tolerate his harshness.
I could even find some defense for his choice to be with Gauri (and she was not overwhelmed by insecurities then) and after all wasn't that the point of the serial about bal-vivaah not working out? But he went about it extremely shabbily. You don't go after what you want and destroy another person's sense of self-worth in the process. That and the increasingly irrational, petty and bullying attitude of the couple made it hard to empathise with them at all as time went by.
I'd like to believe too that there is redemption for him. I agree with aparnauma and adi2512 that redemption will come to him when he decides to become better all on his own. Don't want Anandi/Shiv involved. I'm very glad they found each other and want them live in their happy world. Jagya should find his own happiness and redemption.
About teenagers: Wonder if it is natural during teenage to think that the best way to happiness for everyone is to always follow their heart regardless of consequences. There is no benefit of experience to calibrate a decision and realise that sometimes things can blow up in your face. As you get a little older, and with the right nature/nurture, you might become a bit more careful about the collateral damage of your decisions. It's like one writer (forget who) said: I used to feel bad for Romeo and Juliet but now I think, their poor families.