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Am back again, hope everyone is doing well. I was really surprised the same man who defended one of the servants at TN would do all the things he did to the Thakurs, but I guess Abs felt degraded and alone, which is why he did them. It shows what a gray character he was, when pushed to the extreme he turned into another SS and he couldnt stand it.
Back to the current track, Krishna lying on Prats' stomach and talking to the unborn Thakur was so cute. Of course Arhaan was the highlight of this entire scene. Any kid would be lucky to have Krishna as a dad, and he has waited forever to become one. OF course, Krishna is going to have to watch his lovely princess 24 hours a day in that house, because the milk with "kesar" is just the beginning of their troubles. The joke called Kesar Singh Thakur lets them raise her only child, has Prats save her from jail, and now decides to ruin their happiness because she is jealous of Prats' career, Krishna's restaurant, and the fact that their love is so special. Also, being the wife of Shakti for so long has corrupted her mind. If only she would strive to be worthy of Samar instead of using her son as a weapon for murder. Her first child died by such means, why does she feel the need to inflict pain on someone else?Krishna's defending his wife was amazing, the way he concluded right away it was Kesar and the way he confronted her was so him. The prince protecting his princess from a "witch", as GD has called her. Did you notice the expression on Kesar's face change from excitement to one of horror when she realized that Samar was going to drink the milk and not Pratigya? She couldnt control her panic when she saw him about to drain the glass. She has become a real Thakurain. Not even GD's lecture about how Krishna and Pratigya defended her when the whole family was against her would make her feel guilty because her conscience has disappeared altogether. She thinks her husband will stand by her now, so it doesn't matter if she does whatever she wants. What she doesnt know is that a leopard never changes its spots.
Shakti's defending his wife was ridiculous. At least SS had the sense to warn Baba that more was coming their way in the form of his elder son and DIL. I have no doubt that Krishna's first child will make its arrival regardless because noone is going to watch if it doesnt. Furthermore, Shakti acting proud of what his wife did in private is so repugnant. The guy killed his own unborn child, so I guess he thinks its ok to kill someone else's. Why doesn't SS just tell off Shakti and Wife With No Life so they know everyone doesn't like them? Kesar is so obviously jealous because when she conceived, her own husband didnt care much and only left her alone because of the in-laws need for an heir. but when the Princess conceives, the whole Niwas is in celebration. Well thats because noone much cares about their marriage anyway. Why cant she just be happy for two people that always wished her well? I guess it's just not in her. Not to mention Kesar is so greedy she wants her son to be the only recipient of the Niwas and the entire estate of SS. What if Samar decided to run off and get away from his weird parents when he gets bigger?
The scene in the temple where Komal is assuring Karthik that their marriage can never happen was so nice. Because you can tell Karthik loves Komal for who she is and he loves her daughter as if she could be his own. And any man who has the guts to stand up to SS and ask for his daughter's hand deserves some respect. Obviously SS isnt going to just stand by and give his consent, even though he did marry twice and have a son out of wedlock who tried to ruin everyone. but I do think he will come around with help from the Prince and Princess who support the causes of their subjects, in this case their sister and suitor Karthik. Komal deserves some happiness in her life, she doesn't need to miss a man who wasnt true to her and their daughter.
Star of the episode: Krishna Singh Thakur, Karthik
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