I would Love to Hear from Damini....DT note pg63 - Page 51

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Posted: 11 years ago
the pre-cap where damini says to meethi
"call akash ... and tell him that I have freed you
from all kasam (not to marry him)"
that is how all parent/grand-parent
would react after seeing his/her
child shot and would (s)he ever want
to send his/her child to such a murderous family???
but kya karein...
for meethi luv of a criminal is more precious than
the life of anni who brought her up in the
absence of her mother...

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Posted: 11 years ago
I hear what a lot of people are trying to say -- marriage has been really trivialized and has been reduced to a passing affair or maybe less in the way Akash-Meethi-Vishnu-Mukta case has been handled. Even divorce seems to be a playful act. But I would not single out any character- be it Rathore or Mukta or Akash, for this flaw which is universally integrated in the entire series---and encompasses all characters. I mean marriage/commitment has been reduced to nothing from the initial phase of Ichha-Veer-Tapasya-Rathore days...when people were donating partners and cheating in marriages, and leaving and marrying, divorcing, marrying someone else, divorcing, remarrying on pretext of something or the other. Even in the presumably noble acts, I mean the whole concept of Tapasya and Mukta competing to marry Tej Singh, and putting it out as an act of altruism towards Ichha...Ichha randomly and repeatedly donating her husband to appease other people-----Veer treating his second wife like trash(even when in his amnesia, he knew her as the only wife he had) ...people getting their daughter married avenge some stupid fight---Meethi marrying Vishnu to restrain Akash---Vishnu agreeing to it...there are countless instances in Uttaran when the sanctity of marriage has been compromised. So in general, I would simply not judge any character on how much he has respected marriage...because in Uttaran's culture its rather a normal thing to marry people for stupid reasons (and the reasons do not include being with that person for lifetime)----and then resurrecting the mistake.

Other than that--it was rather childish for Akash-Mukta to pretend to invoke jealousy----I don't see it as evil---I think it was childish. For that matter--Meethi - Vishnu were imbecile in their owndecisions. It's like people lacking an ability to have grown up conversations with each other, so playing stupid games. So keeping the issue of trivializing marriage aside as its the general attitude for all Uttran characters (yes even when they make occasional speeches about mangalsutra etc)----I appreciate Rathore's character in the instance when he was upfront and direct about Vishnu and Meethi not being in love with each other. He was straight forward and honest, and that's where I won't blame him. About the stupidity of all the events that surrounded marriage and divorce of Meethhi and Vishnu...it's like yaaawn...whatever!!
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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000

My opinion


Yup its right to refuse psycho goons in your life and not over hype 'pyaar' and its not weakness but wisdom and foresight . Plunging ahead is not bravery but foolhardiness .


While filmy love that justifies stocking and disrupting other people's (and your own) life, is something to remain cautious of. However,deep love that withstands time and adversity--is something that I feel people should give in to, if they have realized it. I think the concept of soul-mate is beyond the human realm of understanding and reasoning------and ultimately two adults are better positioned to understand what they have in between them than the rest of the world is.
Can every throe of passion be placed above the rules that govern social orders? Not really, an absolute yes/no is probably not the right answer. That is why no mature culture makes laws on love. It's a very individual and personal realization...and generalizing any solution is rather a simplistic view of complex human lives and relations. In my opinion... the solution lies in educating people on the importance of marital commitments, helping them develop foresight,...and then giving them all the space in the world to let them make their own decisions.

In the case of Meethi--her decision making had already been stifled my Damini/even before other people tried to influence Meethi into keeping or breaking marriage with either of the two guys. Damini's concern for Meethi is not wrong----and it is her duty to educate Meethi on dangers of marrying into a family of goons ...which is a very real and practical concern. However her being extremely paranoid on trying to be the one who knows it all, including what's best for Meethi -- is rather uncalled for. Even if Damini did it for Meethi---Meethi never had the space to decide anything for herself on her own.
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Posted: 11 years ago
there seems to be a reading by some
websites who are said to be saying
that damini is trying to reunite meethi-akash
quoting the pre-cap
but a careful observation of the pre-cap shows that
she is asking meethi to call akash not out of joy of uniting them
but it is clearly an expression of
distrust, disgust and helplessness of a
parent/granparent who wants to keep her child away from
a criminal family... it seems an expression that
she is not in the same page as of meethi
regarding her desire to going back to that criminal family

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: lamboobabu

there seems to be a reading by some
websites who are said to be saying
that damini is trying to reunite meethi-akash
quoting the pre-cap
but a careful observation of the pre-cap shows that
she is asking meethi to call akash not out of joy of uniting them
but it is clearly an expression of
distrust, disgust and helplessness of a
parent/granparent who wants to keep her child away from
a criminal family... it seems an expression that
she is not in the same page as of meethi
regarding her desire to going back to that criminal family

i agree wid u.thatswhy meethi was thinking & hesistating.

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