Where are they going with this? - Page 2

Originally posted by: varsha_16

i think krishna really need 2 learn some lessons frm aman...but wat r dey i dont know 😆

Originally posted by: mushirox

hey bubble glad to see ur post 😃well i agree with some points n not with all but i guess thats the beauty of discussion 😛
1. as u said that krish didn't trust pratz but aman will trust arushi.
there's a huge difference between the two situations. if something happens with arushi then aman will hear it out 4m either pratz or arushi herself (both people he knows well n trusts). plus it will not be a public drama rather it will be inside the four-walls of their house. As for krish he heard the truth of his wife's kidnapping right from her mouth in front of the whole world. krish has always seen pratz as the one who doesnt lie, nor hide secrets, who believe in truth (the 1 thing that is really interesting is the fact that krish never questioned pratz's truth or virtues before this court thing, when she blamed SS for making it difficult for her to find lawyer krish supported her without thinking 4 once that she can lie. this was his trust) but when he heard the bitter truth out in public than all that image of pratz that was formed in his mind was shattered. the scnerio would have been different if hee would have heard the truth in 4 walls of his room.

you're quite right - the situations are only similar but not exactly the same. But there are enough similarities for an intelligent man to draw parallels from.

2. about the unpad thing u mentioned i will just say that education does make a man more mature n sensible but does it really makes him strong enough to accept everything that comes his way? my answer would be a big NO.
Life isnt always that much kind to let us make our choices ourselves. so lets see if that aman will be strong enough to stand for his love infront of his family n infront of the world. if he does that it will really be a treat to watch.

Yes, that's exactly what I said - that education doesn't make a differece but attitude does. both
Aman and Krishna have a strength and courage that does not emanate either from education or lack of it - they're both strong personalities by nature.


n as for shakti, i want krish not aman to teach him a lesson.
I'll take anyone teaching him a lesson - Krishna, Aman, Kesar... anyone as long as it involves a whip. 😛

n i forgot to mention the kind of straight-forward person krish is i think he will advise arushi to tell aman the truth right on his face.

Maybe. It depends on how it plays out. If he thinks Aman's family would never accept her? Then? Would he advise her to ruin all her chances at an eligible marriage for someting that didn't take place? Will be interesting to watch 😊

thats just my POV. hope u will enjoy 😉

Originally posted by: HamiSky

That was a nice post, Bubble!!

See if this happens... Krishna himself suggesting that let Arushi's incident be not told to anyone...esp Aman...as nothing bad has as such happened...and y to make a mess out of it..and ruin her life"

this wud be interesting na....

then he cud visualize Pratigya also in the same scene n come into terns taht nothing cud ahve hapnd to her.....

all but circumstances lead to make Krishna understand the truth.....that wud be gr8!!!

HIS responsibilty n HIS protection..that was nice bubble!! :-)

Though no idea how the track will proceed..but ur post did throw some light on the track!!

Good read!!

i dont know where will this go i just want our kriya to unite. and i hope this doesn't take long

Originally posted by: Dyehard

First of Bubble, great post. Well worked out. it certainly seems like a likely theory, because of the the following tracks

1)Aman coming right into the center of things suddenly, with access to household
2) Top villains out if the picture
3) Escalated bad behaviour from Krishna (# times in one episode, plus saying that about no husband being able to take "Bewafaai" however educated

All these things happening simultaneously, point to the fact that they all have to fit the next Track together.


That means when something happens to Aarushi, there will either be a debate or discussion as to whether to tell Aman, or Aman will come to know himself, but in any case his reaction will be different from Krishna's. Also this time Krishna will be on the party/side of the victim (AArushi) almost in the position of a brother. So he will completely see her as a victim and see how easily blame can get attached to the innocent. Especially when the innocent is a woman! He will find himself sympathizing with Aarushi and also see how different Aman's reaction is from his own.
How they are going to accomplish such a difficult set of circumstances, I don't know! But CV's are Cv's !! they are up to anything.

Originally posted by: Dyehard

I've been thinking about this a bit more (I know! I know! Maybe I ought to get a life instead. 😛😆) and the more I think the more all this seems probable.
At first I thought, agar krishna ko itna hi bura dikhana tha tho why did they show all those wonderful scenes before and in the hospital? Now I am coming to understand wher the Cvs are coming from. See, they want to establish that at a very elemental and instictive level Krishna has all the right insticnts and also to establish that his own love is immense and unquestionable. Once having done that, they want to cast his superficial reactions as those of a typical male. Ask the questions that society asks in these circumstances. Then when they show Krishna understanding where his thinking is flawed they have convinced their viewer of their stand-point, that it is never the victims fault!
That is why they have immediately brought up this Aarushi track immediately after the great hospital episode.
So that they can make Krishna a vehicle to get their social message across, without totally compromising his character.

Originally posted by: SAM2U

Dyehard my friend, exactly, but if they take this scenario to extreme, meaning molestation of Arushi could terribly backfire on both Krishan and partigy's own relationship. CVs may put out one fire only to ignite a much bigger inferno.