I cant understand y they are making mala this much good ?

Whatever it may be Dilsher is wrong/malechauvanist everything . But , Reason for his anger is due to his frustrations in work .. other than her to whom he can show that . It is mala's responbility of making him understand , how paro is tried alot to change rudra. she didnt do it instead she started friendship with tejawat . Whatever the situation she has to be with dilsher for the sake of rudra. but she decided to take him away with her but what about dilsher the man who failed in all the facts business, life etc ...

Originally posted by: BharaniK265

Whatever it may be Dilsher is wrong/malechauvanist everything . But , Reason for his anger is due to his frustrations in work .. other than her to whom he can show that . It is mala's responbility of making him understand , how paro is tried alot to change rudra. she didnt do it instead she started friendship with tejawat . Whatever the situation she has to be with dilsher for the sake of rudra. but she decided to take him away with her but what about dilsher the man who failed in all the facts business, life etc ...

I know no body can tolerate to an extent .. so she left dilsher finally agree but why to marry tejawat again . is this a real love for rudra ... if she is really love rudra dilsher or whatever comes she will not do all these ... she might have begged dilsher to accept her instead of going behind tejawat as paro stood in rain for rudra .

really i am totally disappointed with this twist that dilsher is wrong .. dilsher is not wrong but a frustrated man dont how to show his feelings .. Mala also poor in this situation but going with tejawat is not acceptable ... they should have shown some other reason ...

Am not against mala but reason could have been better ... dont scold me guys .. its just a pov ..

I agree to an extent, but at the same time we can't tell the mother's tolerance for abuse, and if someone is yelling at you all the time and apparently he hit her on the light festival day, then she is right to leave the situation, but what I think is wrong, is not caring what happens to your child with that same abusive person for 15 years.

To me honestly the mother seems like a weak person. She seems easily swayed. She seems so not important to me in the lives of her son and daughter-in-law.

And I think that the father couldn't have been so bad as the creatives wants us to believe just to feel sympathy for the mother alone now, to facilitate this track.

Even I would have liked if they had made mala grey,...she was very much grey with tejawat lost in her sweet cocoon over here also hubby devar both in her trap...

Originally posted by: Erika1

I agree to an extent, but at the same time we can't tell the mother's tolerance for abuse, and if someone is yelling at you all the time and apparently he hit her on the light festival day, then she is right to leave the situation, but what I think is wrong, is not caring what happens to your child with that same abusive person for 15 years.

To me honestly the mother seems like a weak person. She seems easily swayed. She seems so not important to me in the lives of her son and daughter-in-law.

And I think that the father couldn't have been so bad as the creatives wants us to believe just to feel sympathy for the mother.

Originally posted by: BharaniK265

Whatever it may be Dilsher is wrong/malechauvanist everything . But , Reason for his anger is due to his frustrations in work .. other than her to whom he can show that . It is mala's responbility of making him understand , how paro is tried alot to change rudra. she didnt do it instead she started friendship with tejawat . Whatever the situation she has to be with dilsher for the sake of rudra. but she decided to take him away with her but what about dilsher the man who failed in all the facts business, life etc ...

I know no body can tolerate to an extent .. so she left dilsher finally agree but why to marry tejawat again . is this a real love for rudra ... if she is really love rudra dilsher or whatever comes she will not do all these ... she might have begged dilsher to accept her instead of going behind tejawat as paro stood in rain for rudra .

really i am totally disappointed with this twist that dilsher is wrong .. dilsher is not wrong but a frustrated man dont how to show his feelings .. Mala also poor in this situation but going with tejawat is not acceptable ... they should have shown some other reason ...

Am not against mala but reason could have been better ... dont scold me guys .. its just a pov ..

Dilsher was an abusive, alcholic,and violent man. Neither Mala nor any other woman for that matter needs to put up with a man who beats her up. In fact Mala was wrong to put up with such a man for so many years.

Originally posted by: Erika1

I agree to an extent, but at the same time we can't tell the mother's tolerance for abuse, and if someone is yelling at you all the time and apparently he hit her on the light festival day, then she is right to leave the situation, but what I think is wrong, is not caring what happens to your child with that same abusive person for 15 years.

To me honestly the mother seems like a weak person. She seems easily swayed. She seems so not important to me in the lives of her son and daughter-in-law.

And I think that the father couldn't have been so bad as the creatives wants us to believe just to feel sympathy for the mother.

anyhow to make mala good, they made dilsher bad...but he was good with paro from the start...

Originally posted by: asha_am

anyhow to make mala good, they made dilsher bad...but he was good with paro from the start...

Originally posted by: AngelTeen

Did you by any chance watch the episode mute because thats what it seems like otherwise you wouldnt have missed that part where Dilsher credited his change of heart to Paro's true and pure love and admitted to having exaggerated Mala's faults and completely wiped out his because his male ego was hurt?

I am really hoping you saw the episode on mute because otherwise it would seem like the entire conversation went from over your head... :)