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Posted: 11 years ago
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Agree
I still don't like mala though
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Zeeliciousxo

I applaud Mala for leaving her abusive husband, that takes a lot of courage and strength, but I don't know why she didn't show the same courage and strength when fighting for her son. How could she leave Rudra with the man she knew was abusive? If Tejawat's truth hadn't been revealed to Mala she may never have come back to the Ranawat haveli again. So how could she go her whole life thinking Rudra will be ok, with such a terrible father? How did she even think that if she met Rudra he would welcome her with open arms? If she left him with an abusive man did she not think Rudra would also be abused? Where was her concern for his well-being?

Also, I don't understand why the CVs had to make Dilsher so black in order to justify Mala running away. So a husband has to be abusive and downright cruel in order for a woman to be able to run away? Why can't a woman just run away because her marriage is loveless and she found love elsewhere? This is what is really demeaning women in my opinion, showing that women cannot do what their heart desires (find love elsewhere) unless they have a damn good reason for it (an abusive, cruel husband).




@bold: you have said it perfectly. I wish this was the route taken. Would have made so much sense.

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Shweta1691


Even I would have preferred this scenario better than showing complete black and white.


No chance of that being acceptable. Even her leaving her abusive husband has to be justified!
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Erika1



SO are we saying that she doesn't have the same courage that she had when she ran away from her first hubby to land in the cosy arms of that hot piece of villain aka her new hubby.

She had money, she had means. So plz dear don't say that. What moral is that if we think its right that the mother is happy in her new live but oblivious to the plight of her child with an abusive drunk of a father. 😕

The situation would have been different if Tejawat was really a good ideal husband. But no, Mala was wrong in judging. She ended up with him. She had tried all her means dear. The only reason she stepped back to the haveli is because to have a glimpse of her son during his marriage. If she never cared for him she wouldn't come back to see him again then. She felt awkward as to how will she explain her situation to him as her son is also a MAN. She knew that her son will never accept his mother as she left for another guy. He is very possessive. So as any child he would like to have a perfect family with his father and mother.
Though Rudra was around 13-14 yrs he doesn't know that his mother was being abused by his father. Maybe if they had been together also some point of time he might have fought for his mother after knowing her real plight. Either ways Rudra is a victim if Mala had tried to take him away with her or she staying alone with Rudra or she continued living with Dilsher. As Rudra rightly asked if u cannot handle things why to give birth to him who has lost his childhood, happiness, innocence.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: incandescent


Ditto.

This is a huge plot hole. If Dilsher was really such an awful husband - alcoholic and abusive - then there is no way he was capable of raising Rudra. Why on earth did Mala leave Rudra with his father and never asked for his custody? This just baffles me.

Rudra was old enough to understand that his mother left them for another man. Wouldn't he have understood if his father was abusive? Maybe he didn't understand the intricacies of relationships at that point, but if Dilsher was really abusive, at some point Rudra would have understood why his mother left, wouldn't he have understood her pain and suffering?

Rudra grew up resenting his mother for leaving them, never his father. Yes, he was bitter towards Dilsher but deep down he always loved him...or that's what the cvs have been implying this whole time...and now suddenly Dilsher is black and Mala is white. 😲


Exactly, if Rudra had been abusive and cruel and Paro had decided to run away from him...would she have ever left her only child, the love of her life, with such a terrible man? Paro loves to compare herself with Mala, well she should compare this situation as well.

Honestly if Dilsher was always so abusive I don't understand how Rudra didn't notice it. The CVs have annoyed me like hell by painting Dilsher black now in order to glorify and justify Mala.

This whole track is just... no words.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Hallelujah I waiting for the day when RR will fall in the ekta kapoor trap. This is her classic storytelling she will introduce a ridiculous track for convenience/drama purpse that will demolish all the character development leaving the viewer super confused at what drivel we are watching.

Bakwaas 1: Thakur and poetry reading bakwaas galore can she just not admit she fell in love with his mooch like seriously who are they kidding. Poor Thakur uski image ki toh band bajgayi.
Bakwaas 2: Dilsher is an abuser to justify Mala and if he was that cruel how can the mother leave the son behind to suffer at the hands of an volatile father. And from how comfy she seemed with Tejawat she didn't seem all that concerned about Rudra well being so she must have on some level been content with Dilsher ability to take care of Rudra. So Dilsher can't have been all that bad, because an abusive man is an abusive father too. Writers just don't want to say Mala and Dilsher couldn't stand each other too shocking for the audience total bakwaas.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Erika1



I think you misunderstood me, I am saying that she should have gotten the child out of the situation not for her to stay. 😆

Actually I explained that point in the post u see if you have read it carefully. 😊 I am underlining it but I will explain again. 😃Dilsher did not let her take the child away in the first place and then he went missing with the child. she has repeatedly said that she went back for Rudra but Dilsher did not let her and then Dilsher left. Probably no one knew where he had gone or at least Mala didn't know. Infact Danveer himself told Dilsher that once he told Dilsher had left Mala stopped calling him.
Secondy I would repeat again what I said earlier Dilsher was abusive to Mala and not Rudra. He made him prejudiced but Mala never once said that Dilsher used to beat Rudra. In fact Rudra's love and concern for his father is evident. Do you really think he would have been so broken when Dilsher almost died if he had been an abusive father?😆
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: loveanime

Hallelujah I waiting for the day when RR will fall in the ekta kapoor trap. This is her classic storytelling she will introduce a ridiculous track for convenience/drama purpse that will demolish all the character development leaving the viewer super confused at what drivel we are watching.

Bakwaas 1: Thakur and poetry reading bakwaas galore can she just not admit she fell in love with his mooch like seriously who are they kidding. Poor Thakur uski image ki toh band bajgayi.
Bakwaas 2: Dilsher is an abuser to justify Mala and if he was that cruel how can the mother leave the son behind to suffer at the hands of an volatile father. And from how comfy she seemed with Tejawat she didn't seem all that concerned about Rudra well being so she must have on some level been content with Dilsher ability to take care of Rudra. So Dilsher can't have been all that bad, because an abusive man is an abusive father too. Writers just don't want to say Mala and Dilsher couldn't stand each other too shocking for the audience total bakwaas.

Though I agree with Mala for leaving an abusive man but I totally agree with you too. CV's have actually dished out total bakwas.
They had to make Mala look good so they made Dilsher bad and now they want audience to accept an abusive man by saying that he changed because he saw the selfless love of Paro. I mean seriously? That blind man could not see the selfless love of his own wife and now he suddenly changes because of the 2 rotis Paro made for him wearing those handcuffs because as I can remember he had started asking Rudra to marry Paro just after that. How did he manage to see PAro's selfless love back then when she actually hated Rudra?😕
As KAkisa says very soon Mala and Dilli boy would sit on the Jhula in the courtyard and make each other wear garlands of flower. 😆
I would have preferred a misunderstanding between the 2 created by Kakisa. then they could have kept both Dilsher and Mala good as well as KAkisa bad as they are trying hard to do.
And I love your comment abt Mala falling for Tejawat's mooch...I personally fell for his dimples😳
by the way after such episodes it is very entertaining to visit the forums as it is overflowing with such interesting views.
Edited by kutkut12 - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: kutkut12

Though I agree with Mala for leaving an abusive man but I totally agree with you too. CV's have actually dished out total bakwas.

They had to make Mala look good so they made Dilsher bad and now they want audience to accept an abusive man by saying that he changed because he saw the selfless love of Paro. I mean seriously? That blind man could not see the selfless love of his own wife and now he suddenly changes because of the 2 rotis Paro made for him wearing those handcuffs because as I can remember he had started asking Rudra to marry Paro just after that. How did he manage to see PAro's selfless love back then when she actually hated Rudra?😕
As KAkisa says very soon Mala and Dilli boy would sit on the Jhula in the courtyard and make each other wear garlands of flower. 😆
I would have preferred a misunderstanding between the 2 created by Kakisa. then they could have kept both Dilsher and Mala good as well as KAkisa bad as they are trying hard to do.
And I love your comment abt Mala falling for Tejawat' mooch...I personally fell for his dimples😳
by the way after such episodes it is very entertaining to visit the forums as it is overflowing with such interesting views.

Kutkut agree with most everything you say. Although about Dilsher - he supposedly knew PaRud were meant for each other when Rudra helped Paro off the cupboard she was perched on to get away from the rat. Not that it makes any diff to outcome. The character change is still pretty dramatic from vile and vicious on Day One to Soft-hearted Bapusa on Day Two. 😕
Abt Tejawat, actually I have no problem seeing him as a poet, after all the man appreciated the finer things in life - except I'm not sure if his poetry was any good. Bet Mala was better than him, and he, wanting to collect all fine things, decided to go after Mala too, 😉😆
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Posted: 11 years ago
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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(for the sake of rudra) 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 ..

sorry dear...i dont agree with you...i really dont want any woman to beg in front of a man to accept her for WHATSOEVER reasons...even if it may be her child...she is not the only one who shud care for her child...and yes...Paro did what you said...but frankly speaking...i never supported Paro's actions...not everybody's actions can be tolerated in the name of frustration, anger or even nature...if that is the case then first we ourselves shud stop being angry at ppl who misbehave with us...but no...we dont do that in our real life...we are ready to fight with any person if he misbehaved with us...so i expected to see a little bit of reality...not that she wud accept anything in the name of love...also...if everything was this easy for Dilsher, and yet he is forgivable , then i dont think there is a single man in the world whom we can call bad...everyone will just give the same excuses of frustration, anger etc. etc.

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