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Caught up with the episode finally..
I have to say, Rashi has left me in a dilemma.
If I had not seen that materialistic need that made her want a child.. If her high handedness around Vansh had been lesser and if she had not started her KKs all over again.. I would now be feeling completely sorry for her.
I agree that separating a mother from her child is a crime, a crime that UrShi are involved in right now. But.. Is it not hard to just give away the child you consider as your own immediately? A day or two.. whatever. The child was given to her to be raised as her own and somewhere one gets possessive of the child.
I wonder if the CVs have made this track so muddled that they have lost direction. On one hand they show Rashi as the utterly selfish, mean and materialistic person who is high handed and acts like she owns others just because she has now become a mother and on the other hand they want us to feel for her and pity her condition. Hence the dilemma.
Whatever it is, yes... there is a part of me that sees why Rashi will behave the way she did. I do not condone it but I do understand it. What more, I see her understanding her fault and the injustice done to the birth mother and giving Vansh away at the end of this track..
Justice will not be served of course as Urmi will escape but maybe this will give Rashi a good lesson she will not forget?
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