Agree with Kinjal

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Yuks

@-Yuks-

Rocker

+ 7

Posted: 13 years ago

Why is she treated like an outsider?

She has more right than anyone to Modi Bhavan. She is their daughter.

Why is she excluded from big things like this?

Kinjal has done many wrongs (and CVs had plenty of opportunity to improve her, but never did) but are they any less than the things Ahem has done? Or Raashi has done? Or even Koki?

No one in Modi Bhavan is doodh ka dhla. Why is Kinjal the only one ostracized for it?

Even when Kinjal was demanding answers, Koki wasn't guilty. She was eyeing Kinjal as though she were some pest.

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ilike_tv

@ilike_tv

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

Totally agree with u... kinjal had more rights than jigna anyway... how come she s an outsider?!!!

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Ashwin Maharaj

@ShaunSA

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Posted: 13 years ago

Totally agree!

But once again we see a perfect example of mothers raising their sons and daughters differently. Trust me if Aham had gone against Koki's wishes and married Anita he would never have been treated the way Kinjal is being treated.

The other thing that bugs me is surely Chirag/Hetal should be making such decisions? They are after all the heads of the family. Why does Koki get to lay down the law?

Anyways it is way past time for Kinjal to be forgiven for her past offences against the family.

No wait. I just remembered her Kinjal didi fiasco 🤣 But see cr@p like that wouldn't be happening if Koki and the Modi's treated her decently!

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-GayabCat-

@-GayabCat-

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

i hate the way koki treats her

she the only daughter of Modi khandan

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Xarina

@Xarina

Sparkler

+ 7

Posted: 13 years ago

As always the sins of the son are never picked up but the sins of the daughter are never forgotten. Through Urmila's greed and Kinjal's own actions she is now no longer considered as part of the family. Should every girl who gets married folding to her in laws only. Koki seems to think that once a girl gets married she should no longer be part of her original family. Ontop of that the Modis and society need to realise that family honour should not only rest on the daughters' shoulders.

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gauri72

@gauri72

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

CVs have spoiled CVs character.

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Xarina

@Xarina

Sparkler

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: gauri72
CVs have spoiled CVs character.

CV's character was spoiled anyway.

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gauri72

@gauri72

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: Xarina

CV's character was spoiled anyway.

😆Oh what did I write?

I wanted to write"Koki's character"But I think CV's character is also right😆

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Yuks

@-Yuks-

Rocker

+ 7

Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: Xarina
As always the sins of the son are never picked up but the sins of the daughter are never forgotten. Through Urmila's greed and Kinjal's own actions she is now no longer considered as part of the family. Should every girl who gets married folding to her in laws only. Koki seems to think that once a girl gets married she should no longer be part of her original family. Ontop of that the Modis and society need to realise that family honour should not only rest on the daughters' shoulders.

Great observation!

An agreed.

She has an issue every time Raashi is on the phone with her mother.

She never contacts Kinjal herself.

But if her own mother spends months at Modi Bhavan, its fine

Hypocrate😆

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megustajalebi

@megustajalebi

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#10

I agree. Koki is taking the "beti parayi hoti hai" saying a little too far. That's the only daughter and she has spent more time with that family than Rashi and Gopi have. Kinjal has every reason to be upset.

I also thought that perhaps Koki didn't want to say anything to Kinjal because of Urmila. For example, if she invited Kinjal to the wedding, she would have to invite Urmi too. But it seems silly that Koki hates Urmi more than she loves Kinjal. 👎🏼

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