Soham is the Biggest Blooper of the Show

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mama1234

@mama1234

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Posted: 11 years ago

OK, shouwing Soham is the son of Balbir and Rano is such a big blooper.

1. why would Daarji throw out a pregnant daughter in law, considering that she was carrying his grandchild. If he was throwing her out by the philosophy that son left so no relation, then he should have thrown out Manmeet with her sons when her husband died.

2. Balbir must have had sex with Rano atleast 2 to 3 times, if not more. How can you not remember some one you married and had sex with. The train station scene made no sense where balbir could not recognize rano.

3. Soham family had no recollection of him being adopted till Buaji came out with the revelation?? reall?? Soham's brother must atleat be 3 to 4 years older. What abt bani's family they are old fmaily friends and lived in the same village, no one in the village remembered he was adopted??

CVs are just keep bringing twists to keep the show running.

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SophiTots

@SophiTots

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Posted: 11 years ago

Love the title!🤣

Im not agreeing with the show makers decisions to treat us as imbeciles, but I think this is probably what may have happened.

1 - Daarrji may not have known Rano was pregnant when he threw her out. Of course that brings to mind, why didnt someone tell Daarji , when Rano must surely have wandered around the village ,pregnant? But that's just how idiotic the cvs think we are.

2 - Balbir payed no attention to Rano and it is possible not to recognise one/two night stands, if I may call the sham marriage of Rano-Balbir, that.

Or he may have just pretended not to recognize her.

3 - Because thats wat people do na, forget the fact that someone is adopted... *sarcasm*... sometimes I think the village is so small, that everyone knows everything within 5 min, but at other times, the village is a mega city, coz nobody points out the obvious things even if they are happening next door.

This show became like every other show on tv, within months of it's start.

Remember the Balaji formula? This is the another version of that.

Convenient coincidences galore!