Is Arun some kind of a Fertile Superman/God?

Are the CV's locked in some twisted fantasy for themselves or a form of wishful thinking?

You would have thought Arjun would have learned to make use of condoms by now because even if Ovi was still his wife, was she physically and mentally ready to be impregnanted??? I mean the woman was talking about leaving him, is recovering from the loss of a baby

and here he is thinking his one act of physical passion will make everything right between them..

I agree with the othes, this storyline has become so pathetic.

I am not sure if Ekta Mata has had a turbulent love life or what, but she is obsessed with not allowing any couple in love to be together. It is fine to show couples that are soul mates go through their trials and tribulations, but to separate them in this very sick way, seems a display of her own troubled life. Unless, she envisions herself another Shakespeare in the making of Romeo and Juliet Indian Style, in which case, she has failed so miserably. Her storylines are so predicatable and everyone is getting fed up of her doom and gloom formula for any couple. She needs to take a long break from TV Serials and find some love for herself so that she can get off on this one track mind and realize that audiences love soul mates that struggle against all odds but can triumph as their love can survive any adversity. How refreshing and inspirational would that be, not forgetting more realistic.

Second, no. It's unrealistic how everyone always roots for first love. Things happen in life. You don't always end up with your first love. In fact, people rarely end up with their first love. Life is about moving on, living, and making the best out of things! I do not agree with Ekta's idea of love because it is like yesterday's Savita. The characters say one thing even though their behavior in the past says otherwise. So for example every character on the show will preach how love is so strong between a couple even though the husband has kicked the wife out of the house couple of times and married couple of other girls while they were apart. The love has no trust, but supposedly the couple shares an unbroken bond. So in that sense Ekta's love is highly unrealistic.

Ekta likes marriages, and she tries to show that no matter how much you loved someone in the past you can find new love within your marriage. Kayamath started with Prachi being in love with Neev but she did love Milind with all her heart later on. Tujh sang was completely about Vrinda and Yugandhar, but she did fall in love with her husband Rajbeer. Ekta did this with many other couples such as Anurag/Prerna/Bajaj. I think she does this on purpose. There are many times when she has shown that the first love found their way back to each other but she likes breaking old jodis to make new ones as well. I do not think that is unrealistic. That is more realistic than waiting decades for someone and not falling in love with someone new. I know it's very unromantic of me to say so, but we are talking about being realistic here too. I also love how no one questions the realistic plot where rich arrogant boy suddenly gets cured by the sanskari poor girl. How fresh is that story line and how realistic is it because I have never heard any real life story where such things happened.