Aarti is more than...

A piece of luggage to be constantly moved around. She is a human being, a daughter, a wife, a mother, and so much more. I thought when the realization track will come along it would be interesting, but I'm disappointed. Tai and Prashant are treating her like luggage that will come or go with them as they please without considering her and her emotions. I don't want to say this, but Suraj Scindia is leaning towards this category too. Aarti has done so much for his family, but when times get tough, he's like "Get Out!"

Thats the reality. Bt i am sure Yash wil be able to convince him

I don't blame SP at all because he specifically told her family before marriage that their family is not accepting a divorcee. So he'd naturally feel cheated. This is his belief, and we can't blame him for standing by it.

The concept of the show is primarily about changing these regressive beliefs.

Originally posted by: PuvZ

Thats the reality. Bt i am sure Yash wil be able to convince him

I hope so too! 😊

Originally posted by: ilovepyaar

I don't blame SP at all because he specifically told her family before marriage that their family is not accepting a divorcee. So he'd naturally feel cheated. This is his belief, and we can't blame him for standing by it.

The concept of the show is primarily about changing these regressive beliefs.

Yes, I remember those scenes and the purpose of the show. However, times and circumstances have changed within the show. Aarti is no longer a stranger to him and his family. She is their Bahu and whatnot. Without letting Aarti say anything he tells her to leave, which I am against. I know that if she said something he would have the same reaction, but my point is how easily he told her to leave without hesitation... At least Gayatri wanted Aarti to stay for reasons that I won't elaborate on.

I felt really sad for Aarti and during all this I can't believe that she is told to get out of their house. I felt as a women it was wrong. She did make a mistake in not telling the truth from the beginning, and I also understand SP's frustration but at the same time not everything should be about getting thrown out. It made me laugh and be a little hurt for Aarti. I just hope that Yash atleast stands behind Aarti 100%. Let's wait and watch!

Originally posted by: xodramalover

Yes, I remember those scenes and the purpose of the show. However, times and circumstances have changed within the show. Aarti is no longer a stranger to him and his family. She is their Bahu and whatnot. Without letting Aarti say anything he tells her to leave, which I am against. I know that if she said something he would have the same reaction, but my point is how easily he told her to leave without hesitation... At least Gayatri wanted Aarti to stay for reasons that I won't elaborate on.

It isn't about how good of a person Aarti is, it's about what he believes in. Aarti living in his house as Yash's wife is strictly against his beliefs, and he won't accept it. If he keeps Aarti in the house, then he'd be accepting her... which he's completely against.

Isn't that is her house too? Only Aarti is being thrown out from the house each time something goes wrong...hmmm

Originally posted by: ilovepyaar

It isn't about how good of a person Aarti is, it's about what he believes in. Aarti living in his house as Yash's wife is strictly against his beliefs, and he won't accept it. If he keeps Aarti in the house, then he'd be accepting her... which he's completely against.

The main point about my discussion was how Aarti was being treated like a piece of luggage and being constantly moved around and not of SP Scindia's beliefs. I understand where he is coming from, but I have a right to disagree with his actions. Aarti gave her birthday wish away in order for SP to let Pari stay in the house. Does that mean he accepted Pari?

Originally posted by: gafulu14

don't blame SP

Neither do I. He did not create this situation. I did not like how his main reaction is to make Aarti leave the house.