Right- So, Mala? - Page 2

Originally posted by: CrazyBoy-.Hd.-

See I think rudra will know thebtruth soon.

And moreover wat dilsher did today was not totally wrong.
Coz he knows that mala wasnt wrong and he was unable to listen what rudra said.
Becouse no matter what rudra dont have a right to point on any women's character before knowing her story.

I know the slap was not also right but it also wasnt too wrong.

Originally posted by: curledup

I feel sad for him too, trust me (this has never happened to any other male character EVER!) but the sense of maturity and ownership to ones faults seems lost in the show right now?

exactly!

Nice post.. What bothers and confuses me the most is Dilsher's behavior towards Mala. He seems ok with her even though he was the one who poisoned Rudra's head against her. 😳

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

No, you are not over-criticizing or over-sympathizing. All said and done here, the facts are:

1. Rudra's mother may have been in an abused marriage but that is no excuse for not fighting for a son she claims to love so much. If your life is a mess, its sad but if that mess trickles into someone's life, its your problem. Mala had every right to walk out of this marriage but she had no right to destroy Rudra. If she had the guts to walk out of the haweli, she should have had the guts to fight for Rudra. I HATE people with selective courage.

2. Dilsher suddenly seems a convenient father. When Maala was not there, Rudra was his punching bag and venom foam. When Maala is back, Rudra is suddenly expected to forget the 15 years of hatred and disgust fed into him.

Nothing changes. Dilsher and Maala were always hopeless. They still are. And am sure that even the writers know it - it shows.

Good post.

Yours is a post like many other posts that will get lots of clarification as the story unfolds...mine at this point and ESP after seeing the preview is...to redeem Mala are they going to crucify dilshers character?!?like seriously...Infact what I feel is at this point the cvs seem to be buying time to come up with what it is exactly that they want to show..in regards to reason for Mala leaving..with a conservative rajesthan Backdrop domestic violence would fit apt...other than that I don't see much...if so like I said then the dragon eyes will be directed to dilsher...for me honestly I don't even think much about it...let the owners of the story do the thinking on that one...

Originally posted by: rithureuben

Mala's reason for leaving is just the tip of the ice berg. Dilsher may not have been the nicest of husband and maybe she couldn't handle it anymore as per the precap. But why leave her son behind. How could it be enough that she came back for him a month later. Why is it ok simply because she missed him while being married to Tejawat. No, she has no sympathy from me.

And you are right about the fact that nobody in the family cares about her current marital status. Only Rudra has brought it up today and earned a slap for his effort.

Since Dilsher has brought Mala in with the excuse of pati patni ka mamla, shouldn't he sort it out himself and soon. Why is he expecting his son to respect his ex wife after all the bitterness he has fed him.

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

<font color="#000033">No, you are not over-criticizing or over-sympathizing. All said and done here, the facts are:
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<font color="#000033">1. Rudra's mother may have been in an abused marriage but that is no excuse for not fighting for a son she claims to love so much. If your life is a mess, its sad but if that mess trickles into someone's life, its your problem. Mala had every right to walk out of this marriage but she had no right to destroy Rudra. If she had the guts to walk out of the haweli, she should have had the guts to fight for Rudra. I HATE people with selective courage.</font>

<font color="#000033">2. Dilsher suddenly seems a convenient father. When Maala was not there, Rudra was his punching bag and venom foam. When Maala is back, Rudra is suddenly expected to forget the 15 years of hatred and disgust fed into him.</font>

<font color="#000033">Nothing changes. Dilsher and Maala were always hopeless. They still are. And am sure that even the writers know it - it shows.</font>

<font color="#000033">Good post.</font>

can't agree more with u.. 👏

Originally posted by: preetal

Yours is a post like many other posts that will get lots of clarification as the story unfolds...mine at this point and ESP after seeing the preview is...to redeem Mala are they going to crucify dilshers character?!?like seriously...Infact what I feel is at this point the cvs seem to be buying time to come up with what it is exactly that they want to show..in regards to reason for Mala leaving..with a conservative rajesthan Backdrop domestic violence would fit apt...other than that I don't see much...if so like I said then the dragon eyes will be directed to dilsher...for me honestly I don't even think much about it...let the owners of the story do the thinking on that one...