Satrupa - A possessive mother, a shrewd businesswoman, a politician

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shruthiravi

@shruthiravi

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Posted: 7 years ago

#21

A very good post Shreya and I agree to you. I am also not in agreement of what Satrupa doing to get Anami, but I understand why she is doing what she is doing, because that is what the world had taught her.

The world taught her to snatch. Her innocence might have been snatched from her the day she was married to a man who was already a father. Then the other things that happened. Vatsalya running away and then Anami doing the same without giving her a ear. She is pushed to the brink.

With Vatsalya she used control. She lost him. With Anami she was opening up, but she lost her too. So she went back to her control mode. This time quite aggressively

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bhoomi91

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Posted: 7 years ago

#22

Love is not forcing a person to accept his point of view, but what Adhiraj did. He is there for Anami, in whatever she does. Thats a way you can get a person's love, not forcing the person to love you.You can get money, property everything by force, not love.

When she came into the house he must have seen Narottam, a young child suffering day and night, for no fault of his. Had this been Madhu Pathak instead of Satrupa, she would have embraced that child first. Mother is not a relation, its a concept. But Satrupa was instrumental in perpetrating the hatred on Narottam. She did not want Narottam even to call her chotima.

I remember my grandmother, who was the eldest daughter in law of a very large joint family, was called boroma by all the children of the family and even the servants and many other people. She used to say, you are lucky if people to whom you are not related by blood are addressing you as mother. And you need to protect anyone who calls you by that name, for I repeat, mother is a concept.We saw it in the character of Shivagami.

But Satrupa was the very typical step mother, who knows nothing beyond what is convinient for her.

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*Reemz*

@*Reemz*

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Posted: 7 years ago

#23

@TM, Narayani saw your post! She said this on twitter 'Omg! What an accurate description '

I don't know your tag on twitter sorry :)

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Srividya

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Posted: 7 years ago

#24

When Narottam was playing the victim card he was lying through his head and manipulating others. When he endangered Anami , thats when Satrupa restrains him i think.

I dont know whether PP would have tolerated an ex living in the same house. I am sure she would have blown her fuse if the family had lied about the illegitimate child.

I understand that the ways satrupa uses to win anamis love is disgusting .

Anami came as an unexpected blessing in PP s life she showered on her her love. In the case of Satrupa she is surrounded by deceit so she plays the same game. I dont think we can compare her condition to anyone else. Some of it is her own making yet she is not what Anami makes her out to be.

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Christie2017

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Posted: 7 years ago

#25

Liked the posts. Yes Shruthi, especially ur last para. She lost Vats, & so more vehemently in Anami's case.

And as Moonwear says PP had nothing to lose. Just hope they don't drag the story unnecessarily. Like I said earlier, I could relate to Adhi scenes yesterday, but not that dressing up scenes (a girl who has come for taking revenge, however much she would look forward to see her BF, will not do this) and MOST CERTAINLY NOT GIVING UP STUDIES.

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ChelseaAmolak

@ChelseaAmolak

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Posted: 7 years ago

#26

After Watching Tonight Episode It's looks Like

Satrupa is To Lose Everything Husband ,Money,Power,Most Importantly Anami.

Satrupa Is Messing Things Up

It's Satrupa Vs All ,(Sudha,Anami,Pujan ,Baldev ,Later Maybe Dheeru also)

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Christie2017

@Christie2017

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Posted: 7 years ago

#27

Chelses. Haven't yet watched. Will read the tweets and spoilers and then contemplate whether to watch or not 😃.

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Christie2017

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Posted: 7 years ago

#28

Oh! 1 more thing. Yes as Shruthi had already put it, she will lose everything. Let that happen for the mother and the goodness in her to resurrect. I want to see Anami's reaction then. Because only then will it be Anami's redemption as well. But I want it to happen fast so that the actual plot is back and we see the story for what it actually is.

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Evil Dramebaaz

@Minionite

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Posted: 7 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: Janas2017
One can go to college and also work. So many youngsters do. In fact, some years ago, I met a boy in Udaipur in the hotel I was staying. I had got friendly with him. He could speak a bit of French and other foreign languages apart from local languages. I asked him whether he was studying. He said yes, he was studying 2nd year, but he worked at other times. He had a family to look after. He had married off 2 sisters and 2 were there studying. That touched my heart. And here these idiots r showing that if u r born with a silver spoon, that's enough. Already I was irritated, but this just touched a raw Mercer. This may set a bad example. Already, many want a fun life. I am not saying u should suffer, but respect hard work and integrity and show that. In prime time viewing, one had to b careful. Ekta's serials r cheap. But in this series, I had high expectations not such negativity.

I don't know that much about the rich Indian mentality, but here I've had a multitude of friends who come from a well-to-do background and yet they work their own way through university. On the other hand, my parents never wanted me to spend time working over my studies so they paid my way through university though I worked part-time. What I feel is that in India, kids from well-to-do families can get placed anywhere with the influence of their family. Here that doesn't work. It doesn't matter who your father is. You might get that first job because of that, but after that it's all your own hard work that gets you further in life.

Originally posted by: Janas2017
As to the past, I am sure the writers will come up with some uniqueness. I have a gut feeling that there is some relationship between Sat & Dheeru or more so Sat and his wife. If they were friends ok, but if they were sisters, how r they going to portray Anami Adhi then?😛. To even think is sacrilege, and Hindi serials r apt to b conservative. But, I am wondering if my last thought is a reality, how r makers going to show? And more importantly, how r fans going to react 😉?

Actually there was a show Laut Aao Trisha that showed a romantic and sexual relationship between 2 cousins. That show was well ahead of its time so it may not have done as well, but still it wouldn't be new if they showed it. 😉

Originally posted by: *Reemz*
@TM, Narayani saw your post! She said this on twitter 'Omg! What an accurate description '

I don't know your tag on twitter sorry :)

OMG! Thank you! I'm not on Twitter, but that's nice to know that she read it! 😃

On the topic of Satrupa vs. PP accepting Narottam, I feel PP would be something like the character Shabana Azmi played in Masoom. She would be angry and would take it out on Narottam, but the kid's innocence would win her over at the end and she would forgive her husband and accept Narottam wholeheartedly. I don't see PP ever doing what Satrupa did and being the typical mean stepmother to such an innocent child.

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Christie2017

@Christie2017

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Posted: 7 years ago

#30

Athene, yes in India, parents fund till the child's college is over. But what I wanted to point out, most middle class families will not allow a child to work instead of focusing on education (of course, they won't be having the clout to place a child in an office). As such, the mentality now is because of internet and smartphones, many youngsters r not understanding the value of honesty and hard work; they feel life is easy and when they face the harsh realities and suffer, they go into depression or worse still commit suicide. Today I was talking to a friend, She told me that her son's classmate who studies engineering committed suicide yesterday because he couldn't get placement. There is too much pressure be it peer or parental or societal. Also, unfortunately,there r many negative influencing factors. In such a scenario, I wish the makers had brought in this angle of not studying and instead take up the mantle of RS. Had it been both, I'd applauded. And as I mentioned earlier, if it were Ekta Kapoor serial, I'd have accepted it because that's how they r. This one seemed more meaningful

I had also seen LAT (an adaptation of some other foreign serial). But I stopped watching when I saw that they got an extn and decided to screw up. In fact, most of the current serials, I'd stopped watching midway 😊..

Only old serials of DD like Yeh Jo hai Zindagi, Ramayan (Shruthi that's y I still like Arun Govil as Ram 😊), Buniyaad and Hum Log (i don't recollect all episodes) I'd completely watched. Even Neena Gupta's Saans.

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