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Originally posted by: ttt1

hey exprimere

i dont hate her buddy , i hate the cvs for showing this

i am sort of old to digest such stuff and worse reality

but my issue is there should be a sound explaination

all i have been writing in response to all the posts here is what is her motive

to send a son to jail for her fault , taht too the compassionate one needs motive

business , ego , i dont buy it

Originally posted by: ddFan2012

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Oh people kill and murder for a lot less than a haveli that is as good as a palace.

Secondly she may have some past with Mala, like a troubled childhood over her looks or something...that has made her what she is...Evil to the core.

Originally posted by: Exprimere

She is capable of murder. She is capable of shaming her own son (Samrat). Is she not capable of putting blame?

Well, depends. The fact that she can do this, shows how negative her character can get. It's wokay. Show hai, na.

Btw, hellos! Kaisi ho tum? 😊

I wish I could say I was shocked by Mohini's behaviour. But I'm not. If mothers can drown their little children, sell them for drugs, then Mohini can implicate Sumer. And really, he has been her ally so in no way is he an innocent. As far as being normal goes, yes, being greedy is normal. But Mohini is not just greedy. She is an evil, murderous bitch. That's not normal.

A mother making her own son a scapegoat in a drama is VERY BELIEVABLE compared to more scary, evil and impossibly unbelievable cases we hear in real life everyday, this is nothing compared to what some parents do to their own children in our real life, agree?

Anyway, I feel Sumer does not deserve any sympathy, he asked for what was coming to him, he had equal share in the misdeeds of his mother , though did not have the brains to think of all the twisted ideas. Actually the kaku sa is the brainless one😡 to think that his good for nothing stupid son can actually mastermind so many things elaborately. The expressions of Maithili, Sameer, Rudra and Paro shows that they were not convinced that the whole thing was done by Sumer.