PRASHANT

I have my doubts about a changed or reformed Prashant. Until he convinces his father about not involving Aarti or Ansh in his cancer situation, but try to find alternate donor for the bone morrow for his treatment, I will not be convinced that he is reformed or changed.

I understand that he is going thru a very painful and tough time coping with his cancer, but I do not see him even thinking or worrying about Ansh and what this might do to him to find out his old/purani papa has all of a sudden sprouted out of nowhere. He is not thinking about the risks involved for his son. In my opinion a father's love is selfless and they would do anything to protect their child from either physical or mental harm.

We will have to wait and see what the CVs have in store for us. I trust them to drive the point home in their own time. I have not been disappointed in the CVs so far.

Originally posted by: padmavar

I have my doubts about a changed or reformed Prashant. Until he convinces his father about not involving Aarti or Ansh in his cancer situation, but try to find alternate donor for the bone morrow for his treatment, I will not be convinced that he is reformed or changed.

I understand that he is going thru a very painful and tough time coping with his cancer, but I do not see him even thinking or worrying about Ansh and what this might do to him to find out his old/purani papa has all of a sudden sprouted out of nowhere. He is not thinking about the risks involved for his son. In my opinion a father's love is selfless and they would do anything to protect their child from either physical or mental harm.

We will have to wait and see what the CVs have in store for us. I trust them to drive the point home in their own time. I have not been disappointed in the CVs so far.