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Originally posted by: princ355
i agree with athena- as kishna is always saving pratz from his own family and is always very suportive .....okay he choose the wrng way to get her but girls and boys get over it ......if he didnt love her then when his sister, dad and mom said hit pratz then he would have but he didnt as he loves her toooo much and he is always saving her from everyone
Originally posted by: joker101
I would say that you do have a valid reason not to "like" Krishna's character,👍🏼 .......but i think that's the whole point. Krishna does not usually follow the "norm" for male protagonists, which makes his character different. He is bitter, yet sweet....illogical, yet logical......misunderstood, yet understanding...etc.......I for one am a HUGE Krishna fan because throughout all of his bad nature, he is still good😃. Growing up in a family like his, it is difficult NOT to get influenced by them. I appreciate all the things Krishna does, not because it is wrong (which it is, and that's my least favorite thing about him) , but because whatever he does, he does it for his love....... if you eliminate all the bad factors contributed to his manner, behavior, etc.......you will find that the end result makes sense...it is just that the way Krishna went with may not be the best :))))))
Originally posted by: joker101
I would say that you do have a valid reason not to "like" Krishna's character,👍🏼 .......but i think that's the whole point. Krishna does not usually follow the "norm" for male protagonists, which makes his character different. He is bitter, yet sweet....illogical, yet logical......misunderstood, yet understanding...etc.......I for one am a HUGE Krishna fan because throughout all of his bad nature, he is still good😃. Growing up in a family like his, it is difficult NOT to get influenced by them. I appreciate all the things Krishna does, not because it is wrong (which it is, and that's my least favorite thing about him) , but because whatever he does, he does it for his love....... if you eliminate all the bad factors contributed to his manner, behavior, etc.......you will find that the end result makes sense...it is just that the way Krishna went with may not be the best :))))))
after seeing shakti , i can say krishna is like an angel(though i don't condone his behavior and actions)... its coz of his upbringing....
but yeah i have seen ppl slitting their wrist...in-fact doing much more than that for their so called love(i cant fathom why so)...its more like an obsession in my opinon
Whilst it is true Krishna's primary socialization must of had a impact on him as a person and his development, along with becoming desensitized but his behaviour cannot be excused. He must of had some outdoor influences along with other varying factors. He also now is a adult (I am guessing mid-late twenties) so he must at times think rationally such as the part (as someone said) about not hitting his wife. His father and brother beat their wife up and he refused to hit Pratigya so surely he must have some rationale, thus the impact of his socialization cannot be exaggerated.
So? Should Pratigya be grateful? I certaily would not be! It still seems minor in contrast to what he did before. Though he may 'love her' and as I stated before has some likeable characteristics, he did initially try to get intimate with Pratigya despite her refusal (Yes I do acknowledge it did not fully go ahead but he did attempt it nonetheless.) Thus, the authencity of love remains a controversial matter.@Athena: Yaar! I was about to do the same thing (LIKE) and the same thought (KRISHNA's TRUE LOVE) stopped me!!! WOW!!!😆Yes, I do think Krishna's feelings for Pratigya are NOT lust BUT honest and true love!!! This is the only trust of mine in Krishna that he has kept so far!!!😃 And, Krishna himself probably doesnt know that his feelings are true love coz, we all know how much BABA lubs to quote films and his two-only, dear buddies - Tunna and Chandu are always there to misguide him, of course!!!And yes, I also think that Krishna is faaarrrr away from deserving Pratigya's gratefulness yet!About Krishna getting intimate with Pratigya - u have to remember the prev.scene where he MADE Pratigya say 'Krishna, I love u'; SO, Krishna was just being BABA and getting back to his happy-denial-mood!!! And Pratigya did the RIGHT thing in cracking up his unreasonable hopes which got on this hot-tempered BABA's nerves and so the attempt/abuse which I think was bcoz he was being refused his right on her as her hubby parmeshwar NOT bcoz he was lusting to touch her!!!Moreover, I think it was his true love (Indirectly! The direct reason being 'u dont deserve my love' 😆)for her which stopped him from carrying on with his lowly attempt!!! No matter wat the reason, that was very wrong of him and when I was thinking that Krishna cant disappoint me more than he already did after the hotel-lobby mess, he thoughtlessly disappointed me and hurt my feelings!!!It is easy to say "girls and boys get over it" but practically it is a whole different matter. I can guarantee if that happened to people in reality than just theoretically, then they would not 'get over it' as you put forth (however maybe with time.) Though you may believe my small analysis carries no weighting.Totally AGREE with u here!!! It doesnt get over so soon in real life and even if we forget about comparing it to real life, esp. in case of Pratigya, it applies even more - She cant possibly forget about the sufferings she and her family went through when she has to be with and face the criminal/reason himself, each and every day and night!!! How can she possibly get over it when Krishna only reminds her of her sufferings!!! Just thinking about it makes one nervous and scared and angry!!!