So, I see why people are rooting for Baldev and Veera but.. my question is, how is that possible?
So, I see why people are rooting for Baldev and Veera but.. my question is, how is that possible?
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Yeah that true but I think cvs will make Baldev and Veera makes couple.
😆 rght said @ lizzielOriginally posted by: lizzie1765
Then the same goes for ranvi n gunjan too na becoz they also belong to the same pind but cvs ve made gunjan n ranvi jodi so y not baldev n veera😆
Originally posted by: Angel-Jot.
..I personally, as a Sikh, would be weirded out.. =/ That's not how it works. They should've done their research well if they were gonna make couples like this.. I mean, if they're gonna use an entire religion and a culture.. you might as well represent it properly..
Originally posted by: Angel-Jot.
^That's true.. However, I never did say that they were related by blood. It's not necessary they be related by blood.. There may be no blood relationship, but they are from the same pind and as you already stated, Veera and Ranvi call Baldev's parent's 'tayji and tayaji'..
Yes thats what i mentioned... u r a punjabi too so u can understand usually aunty and uncle culture isn't very common in Punjab. Ranveera address the whole pind as Taya ji - Tayi ji. Even Nihal as a new entrant in the village was chachu... not uncle 😆
You share a brother-sister relationship with someone without having to be related by blood. =)completely agree but Baldev and Veera never did. Gunjan and Veera were also friends... Veera called Gunjan didi only because Gunjan was elder to her. They didn't share bonds as sisters. So here Baldev becomes kids of family friends.
I'm not saying that I don't want Baldev and Veera (I honestly, do very much).. but I'm just trying to figure out how it could be justified.. If it can, I'd be very happy cause I like them too.. But if it's just gonna be 'oh, they aren't related by blood'.. then, I can't accept that..don't worry there's nothing wrong in it.