just a few questions... coz really they have been bothering me quite a lot now...
Why is Krishna labelled a 'joru ka ghulam' and his wife's pet whenever he talks in favor of Pratigya? Even If he is a 'joru ka ghulam' so what? What is really wrong in it? So what if he takes her side most of the time? In reality would not every girl want a husband who would stand by her side always?
Also how does that weaken his character? Taking his wife's side for a man imply he is weak? đ So is it beating your wife, shouting at her, misbehaving with her, hurting her physically or emotionally that makes man a real man? Isn't it the kindness and love in him and understanding and most importantly respect from him for his lady that makes him a man?
A girl leaves her house, her parents, her family for one person, is it too much on her part to expect support from him especially in this case when other influential members from her in-laws family hate her to the extent that they want to kill her!! I understand Krishna does not maintain a balance between his wife and parents but have his parents ever been genuine to him? Do they really deserve that same affection from K that he gives to P? I, for one, cannot comprehend how can his parents, who say they love him, stoop so low to conspire against his happiness... SS loves his son to death (apparently!!) but attempts to kill his wife... Does he not know how much K loves her? Or he knows it but he still goes ahead with it because his personal hatred for her is more important for him than his son's wish ...
Amma claims to love him too but does she really? In-spite of Krishna being vocal about what he considers Pratigya in his life plus him making it clear his 'dhaba' is his dream his mother wants to get rid of his wife and wants his business to shut down!! Is this what a mother does? Are parents supposed to be like this? Who plot against their children's happiness? in-fact parents would go to any length for their child's sake. Here we see parents doing all possible for them to ruin their own kid's life!! But still we want that child to stand up for his parents and support them and not his wife, who for all her shortcomings, is at least sincere to him and in her heart desires the best for him... And now that he will be supporting his mother and will turn against his wife he will be appreciated... đ why is that?
Thakurs are entertaining and very good actors but the fact is these are evil characters and their actions very well portray that then why do we tend to justify all their actions? Just because it is fun to watch them ?
When our 'joru ka ghulam' Krishna manhandles Pratigya or shouts at her he is a 'man' but when he speaks in her favor he becomes his wife's puppy... ? Is masculinity all about not talking for your wife, not supporting her and having control over her? For if he supports her it is said he has no self-respect and is just blindly following her? So old Krishna means a ruthless K? Do we want that đ And is a submissive wife the best one?
Sorry for the rant but as you can make out from too many confused emoticons in this post i am really confused đł đ
P.S This is not about the wife Pratigya, her duties, or her principles... realism and idealism, neither the Saxsenas... This is just about Krishna. His wife's pet Krishna who supposedly has lost his charm only because he listens to Pratigya and there exists a general perception that he has no mind of his own... which I admit, bugs me.. As all are free to express their thoughts here so I did... Hope will not be misunderstood but if anyone is hurt my apologies!