Is Yash's Harsh Behaviour with Aarti Justifiable?

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Manali

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Posted: 13 years ago

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am eagerly waiting to knw thw reason!!

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gurungmegha

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Posted: 13 years ago

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yes well said hope cv read that ...hope for the best but i love this show

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daisyluv

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Posted: 13 years ago

#13

no...nothing is justifaiable for tht kinda anger...physicallly abusing someone ... or hurting ur self...thts too much !

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rainey101

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by Bella27

Whatever may b the reason for his anger ... I dont like the way he physically abuses aarti !! if she has some shame left in her she should leave !!!

the way he pushed her in the kids bedroom was scary !!!

He Did Not push her in the kids' room. He threw the blanket off, and due to impact aarti fell backwards!

He knew the blanket could have pushed her too so in a way it counts and he did push her afterwards in the dining room. If she could get a little scratch or something the next time (hopefully there's no next time), maybe he'd feel bad. I don't get it. Lets hope we find answers soon.

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Anubhuti

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Posted: 13 years ago

#15

Awsome post...

Reason should be really valid one and I hoe CVs don't play with yash's character.

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ninand

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Posted: 13 years ago

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No. Had it been behind closed doors, something could have been salvaged from the situation. But no pain, no hurt and specially no confusion about ones own struggles gives him the right to humiliate her and treat her this shabbily in front of their own children and the entire family...

No one had denied him his grief, his memories.. least of all Aarti. But the fact is hes married, with children.. such tantrums do not become him at all.. and yes its unfair to push his weight around without explaining the reasons for the provocation.

That apart, I cant believe how insensitive his family is. they treat him with kid gloves, give in to the petulant child that he is, and without a moments deliberation flip their judgement about Aarti and get back to taunting and looking down upon her..

in that regard, the apple hasnt fallen very far from the tree 😒

I hope however , the CVs still think of something solid to explain his irrational anger.

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trinirach

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Posted: 13 years ago

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😡I really want to see what is the reason behind his anger...I love you Aartiji will not surfice

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Avi

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: ninand
No. Had it been behind closed doors, something could have been salvaged from the situation. But no pain, no hurt and specially no confusion about ones own struggles gives him the right to humiliate her and treat her this shabbily in front of their own children and the entire family...

No one had denied him his grief, his memories.. least of all Aarti. But the fact is hes married, with children.. such tantrums do not become him at all.. and yes its unfair to push his weight around without explaining the reasons for the provocation.

That apart, I cant believe how insensitive his family is. they treat him with kid gloves, give in to the petulant child that he is, and without a moments deliberation flip their judgement about Aarti and get back to taunting and looking down upon her..

in that regard, the apple hasnt fallen very far from the tree 😒

I hope however , the CVs still think of something solid to explain his irrational anger.

Very well said... also of note is the fact that 2 of the 3 children are girls. Is this behavior what he would want for his daughters and is this how he wants his son to behave?

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jasraj123

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Posted: 13 years ago

#19

nice post

good to see that someone is showing yash pov

I think he is falling for aarti and does not want to accept it

this is why he is trying to push her away

but let's see what cvs has in store for us😆😆😆

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Tamedtempest

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Posted: 13 years ago

#20

This is what I said before, and I'll say it again:

That is not love, that is madness. Yash is borderline abusive. I don't mean abusive in terms of beating Aarti (he has pushed her MANY times), but verbally, mentally, and emotionally. He is treating her like dirt, slowly stripping her of her dignity and self respect.

Even Aarti's mom said it, this Aarti is not the real Aarti, she is becoming weak. Yash is eroding her self-confidence and self worth. He's giving her the ultimatum, never show me your face or I will leave this house. How is that fair to her? It's not as if she had an affair (even if she did, you don't treat someone like that).

She is a living, breathing, feeling, HUMAN BEING who deserves respect. I am VERY disappointed with the writers/producers because they are show casing abusive relationships in a positive light.

What shocks me is how the rest of the family is blaming Aarti and supporting Yash. I don't care WHAT she did, unless Aarti murdered someone, there is NO reason to treat her like garbage!

BTW, what does CV mean?

Edited by Tamedtempest - 13 years ago

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