The Most unrealistic mother in television- kutumb

Yes, this kind of unrealistic mothers exists only in HD and nowhere else.

We shd not call her as a "mother" any more as it is a shame on the beautiful word.

But still, Kutumb cared for Mandira and Munna more than Indira, why? Sorry "cared" ka matlab little more concern showered on them other than Indira. This seems more unrealistic. The reason may be Indira is different than Munna and Mandira and does not support them in their bribe plans.

Till now I have not read any news like Mother Killing her own daughter for money's sake. They could have shown some reality for this "Kutumb's" Character.

Yes I agree that she is the most unrealistic mother ever in the tellywood.

Originally posted by: hdfan

ofcourse she is disgusting...😡

she had grey shades...but now she completely became evil...

Originally posted by: dhanya.r

yes her character has been tarnished like no other's. But the question is, is it believable?

Of all the relationships in the world the most unconditional one and godly one is that of a mother. Earlier when she was shown selfish and extremely partial towards her children, i could think (believe) that such characters might exist. But when she celebrated the death of her daughter, and couldnt wait to get rid of her daughter's dead body, that is absolutely absurd for even the most self centered and partial mother.

I also agree with shewth297's point that when she could care for the useless munna and selfish mandira, she could have more than cared for Indira. Esp when she could care for mandira (ruling out gender bias), i cant think of a reason to hate Indira to the extend that she celebrates her death.

More over, i also dont think that Sejal Ji has the looks or body language to carry out convincingly the cruel mother Kutumb. In fact i am happy about that, as i would never want to feel hatred for the most beautiful relationship (mother and child) in this world.

One more thing I have to mention dhanya. Not only mothers role has spoiled, but fathers relationship is also been flawed here. Just look at the Inder's attitude before. I have seen the fathers who marry second time would not give much importance to previous wife and their children. But in our HD, Inder has crossed the limits. You can also remember the hospital scene where Indira looked after Inder for the entire night, but he did not cared for his daughter, but only worried abt his wealth and cheated her many times.No daughter shd get a father like this. But now they changed his role to positive. We really don't know how this changed happened suddenly only in Inder other than kutumb.

But, I wish they don't spoil the father and mother relationship in respect to Indu.Though Indu does not call rishi as his father, she always calls him as "mera rishikumar". Though rishi was rude before in respect to Indu, he always love his daughter and ready to do anything for her.

I wanted to see some positivity in the parents relationship atleast from the Indu's point.

Originally posted by: shwetha297

One more thing I have to mention dhanya. Not only mothers role has spoiled, but fathers relationship is also been flawed here. Just look at the Inder's attitude before. I have seen the fathers who marry second time would not give much importance to previous wife and their children. But in our HD, Inder has crossed the limits. You can also remember the hospital scene where Indira looked after Inder for the entire night, but he did not cared for his daughter, but only worried abt his wealth and cheated her many times.No daughter shd get a father like this. But now they changed his role to positive. We really don't know how this changed happened suddenly only in Inder other than kutumb.

But, I wish they don't spoil the father and mother relationship in respect to Indu.Though Indu does not call rishi as his father, she always calls him as "mera rishikumar". Though rishi was rude before in respect to Indu, he always love his daughter and ready to do anything for her.

I wanted to see some positivity in the parents relationship atleast from the Indu's point.