Confusion regarding one scene - Page 2

Originally posted by: pritirays

Krishna touched Pratigya's feet becoz she touched his! If you see, first Komal was asked to touch Adarsh's feet as he is her husband (as told by the ladies🤢) So Komal touched Adarsh's feet but Adarsh stopped him n said that husband wife are equal! Krishna heard that, so when it was Pratigya's turn to touch his feet he too did the same (i.e. touched her feet) trying to show the equality n his love for Pratigya! 😊 I simply loved what Krishna did! 😃

Ya exactly, I loved it too😊 thats why I wanted it to be projected more.😳 This was excellent scene. I really really loved it

Originally posted by: pakistan_fan

Ya exactly, I loved it too😊 thats why I wanted it to be projected more.😳 This was excellent scene. I really really loved it

but i think that was just that one scene where he projected his equality with her. i dont think seriously he felt she was his equal i mean ok bear with me here. i still felt he was very raw at that moment, he still was his father's son, sure he loved her in his own way, but i dont think you can truly respect your wife and see her as your equal if you dont respect her opinion or her feelings. i think krishna still has long ways to go before he fully with all his heart accepts that pratigya, as a woman, as his wife as his lover is his equal. he still believes she is his wife, and she failed in his duty towards him which triggered the whole honeymoon fiasco those actions were not of a man who saw his wife as his equal. what he did on the wedding was a spur of the moment where he got carried away like a conquering hero and wanted to show he won. but still has long ways to go before their relationship reaches that status of equality.

Originally posted by: loveanime

but i think that was just that one scene where he projected his equality with her. i dont think seriously he felt she was his equal i mean ok bear with me here. i still felt he was very raw at that moment, he still was his father's son, sure he loved her in his own way, but i dont think you can truly respect your wife and see her as your equal if you dont respect her opinion or her feelings. i think krishna still has long ways to go before he fully with all his heart accepts that pratigya, as a woman, as his wife as his lover is his equal. he still believes she is his wife, and she failed in his duty towards him which triggered the whole honeymoon fiasco those actions were not of a man who saw his wife as his equal. what he did on the wedding was a spur of the moment where he got carried away like a conquering hero and wanted to show he won. but still has long ways to go before their relationship reaches that status of equality.

Krishna has a lot of growing up to do. They have showed us in recent episodes that his father is still given him his outdated pearls of wisdom about women and how they should be treated. We also see that Krishna wants to be different and does what he feels his right. But at the same time his conditioning since childhood makes him do things that line up with what his father has taught him since childhood. IMO, both Prats and Krishna have to find ways to connect with each other and make compromises while they learn more about each other. As the Prof. said to Adarsh "rishthon mei kabhi kabhi harne se jeet hothi hai". Sahi bath hai Prof. Saheb.

Originally posted by: loveanime

but i think that was just that one scene where he projected his equality with her. i dont think seriously he felt she was his equal i mean ok bear with me here. i still felt he was very raw at that moment, he still was his father's son, sure he loved her in his own way, but i dont think you can truly respect your wife and see her as your equal if you dont respect her opinion or her feelings. i think krishna still has long ways to go before he fully with all his heart accepts that pratigya, as a woman, as his wife as his lover is his equal. he still believes she is his wife, and she failed in his duty towards him which triggered the whole honeymoon fiasco those actions were not of a man who saw his wife as his equal. what he did on the wedding was a spur of the moment where he got carried away like a conquering hero and wanted to show he won. but still has long ways to go before their relationship reaches that status of equality.

well said👏

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