Why cvs did this..

Originally posted by: vishp

In this show Shyamji is portrayed as someone who is known for his principles and righteousness. But y'day he was behaving like a hypocrite trying to impress IG. Though he said that jai ko apni galti sudharne ka mouka diya jana chahiye (which can be expected from a principled person) but it was clear (from his expressions and the reason he gave) that he was just trying to impress IG.
If they wanted to show Shyamji forgiving jai, they could have done in a nice way.
One can accept unpredictable behavior from krishna, komaliya, even Adarsh. But Shyamji se.. tauba..tauba..😳😕

Originally posted by: PRAGMATIC

@ Vishp-- Professors behavior was an indirect appreciation of people like IG and disapproval for criminals like Sajjan. Somewhere CVS had to make that contrast visible, which did they beautifully.

Sajjan Singh is so deep in his sins that without saying this one his face his vibes prohibits people around him to give him no chance - Meaning Sajjan is a hopeless case and no concessions can be warranted to him.

Whereas Dayal Mathur - The IG - A character not liked by his own family for his strict implementation of law on every one regardless their relationships, social status or affiliations might be - simply can not be punished.

Here Sajjan could care less about Jai's punishment, Sajjan was trying to humiliate and hurt IG. And hence the victory for IG was imminently important to be shown, when professor and Adarsh let go Jai in appreciation of someone like IG who did'nt take a minute to put the culprit behind bar - though the culprit was his own son. Unlike Sajjan who can not even distinguish between right and wrong being a delusional person. A comparison that was neccessory - Well dipicted by the CVs 👏👏

Originally posted by: vishp

But from Shyamji's behavior it looked like he tried to impress IG. He said rishdedar hone ke naate hum ise galti sudharne ki mouka dete hai.

Originally posted by: vishp

In this show Shyamji is portrayed as someone who is known for his principles and righteousness. But y'day he was behaving like a hypocrite trying to impress IG. Though he said that jai ko apni galti sudharne ka mouka diya jana chahiye (which can be expected from a principled person) but it was clear (from his expressions and the reason he gave) that he was just trying to impress IG.
If they wanted to show Shyamji forgiving jai, they could have done in a nice way.
One can accept unpredictable behavior from krishna, komaliya, even Adarsh. But Shyamji se.. tauba..tauba..😳😕

Originally posted by: krishna_chalbo

I agree with everything you have written except the underlined bit. I think those two characters from the start have been shown as people who do what they believe is correct. They have never preached about what is right and wrong and done exactly opposite of it. They have always been clear that there loved ones take priority over anything. No right or wrong above that. Infact they are ready to bend any rule if it involves their loved ones