29/3 Analysis Unit: Prashant Karega Kanyadaan - Page 16

You know the best thing about PV characters...people like them do exist in reality...

The promo is very endearing no doubt 😊

@Deeps :Exactly ..thats what I m finding fascinating in this show ...Whatever Prashant told Aarti was actually the bitter truth regarding how he has fallen out of love with her and he cant help it but he wants his house and parents back because its his right ...this type of men exist everywhere in the society who just thinks about their own gains and profits ...

Originally posted by: InduG64

Jyo/Samana: I'm going to miss the show at regular time tonight due to a social engagement. At what time are the videos uploaded in the forum?

@Redeye :Welcome to the forum and this thread 🤗...I lvoed Krathika's acting yesterday as well 👏...she has got a husky voice and so she emotes beautifully when she uses her voice in such emotional scenes 👏👏...the pain of rejection for the second time was very well portrayed by her especially when she was almost pleading for him to stop ...one can feel disgusted as a viewer watching that scene and its because of the way she emoted in that scene 👍🏼

Originally posted by: jyoti06

they r uploaded within 30 mins after the episode ..u can come back and chk out 😃

@Redeye: Thank you and welcome to the forum/AU! 😃

I completely agree that Aarti is a rational being in give and take relationships with very few people. Shobha is obviously the only one with whom Aarti confides though at times it is even hard for Shobha to break down her defensive walls. And Mansi is the one whom she questions. I liked your observation about Mansi being Aarti's window to the world because it rings so true with how she was asking Mansi if she had fallen in love after marriage. All said and done, there is something I just love about the character of Mansi.

And though I do believe the writers made her go on like a broken record, which made us resentful, in retrospect she really had a point. I mean what are the chances that Yash is only marrying for his daughters and would not expect something physical from Aarti? She is only telling her these things to get her to put her cards on the table but possibly overdoes it because of her own bitterness.

I kind of want to see a Mansi - Prashant interaction actually. I think that would be hugely interesting and I would love to see Mansi in the serious, defensive mode that we have only caught glimpses of so far. It is clear that she loves Aarti to bits and would do anything for her, she just suffers in the tact department and has a tendency to make everything about her. Who doesn't have friends like that?

Exactly Jyo...

I see a lot of hating on Aarti here. So I would like add my thoughts. Yes it is disgraceful too watch a women bend her dignity like this. But I think the point behind showing this was revealing another bitter truth about Indian orthodox society. Women are willing to go through a lot to keep their families together. For an example I knew of some one whose husband was not only cheating on her but he would also abuse her. It took her long time to divorce him for the sake if her children. And after the divorce no one judged him but everyone looked down on her. But today she is very successful herself and done a great job bringing up her kids. No one would say she is a weak women. Similarly I think the character of Aarti is very relatable while she has her strengths she also has some weaknesses but she is not a weak character. The example I was referring too, the husband shamefully admit in tears he was at fault and his kids don't want anything to do with him now. I think a similar thing will happen in Punar vivah. It won't promote weak women but teach them to move on.