Selflessness is in her blood...

Wow Ragini. what a dialogue you said that "Khushi is Sadhna's daughter, sacrifice is in her blood". A daughter like Khushi can only be born from a mother like Sadhna. At this age, such selflessness, such attitude to see others happy...Ragini is right, Khushi is not ordinary. An ordinary girl cannot think so big. A girl of her age is expected not to behave so selfless.

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

Wow Ragini. what a dialogue you said that "Khushi is Sadhna's daughter, sacrifice is in her blood". A daughter like Khushi can only be born from a mother like Sadhna. At this age, such selflessness, such attitude to see others happy...Ragini is right, Khushi is not ordinary. An ordinary girl cannot think so big. A girl of her age is expected not to behave so selfless.

I had a complaint that CTs should have shown Sadhna's childhood more, only a few sequences were shown. I wanted to see how people like Sadhna are from their childhood. Khushi fulfilled that wish, I know that Khushi is exactly Sadhna's childhood figure. Sadhna also must have all these qualities from her childhood, that made her extraordinary. Today, Bidaai seems to be complete, they showed a selfless woman in Sadhna, a selfless man in Anmol and a selfless child in Khushi....these people who make the world, because they are not ordinary. They know to laugh and cry at other's happiness and sadness and they have the heart to take away the tears from others eyes and bring smile to the others faces...

wow.... kudos to you for your analysis.... wonderful... i loved reading it and i cannot disagree for you have said.... i loved sadhana and loving khushi.... they both are devtas of sacrifice n love....

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

Wow Ragini. what a dialogue you said that "Khushi is Sadhna's daughter, sacrifice is in her blood". A daughter like Khushi can only be born from a mother like Sadhna. At this age, such selflessness, such attitude to see others happy...Ragini is right, Khushi is not ordinary. An ordinary girl cannot think so big. A girl of her age is expected not to behave so selfless.

I had a complaint that CTs should have shown Sadhna's childhood more, only a few sequences were shown. I wanted to see how people like Sadhna are from their childhood. Khushi fulfilled that wish, I know that Khushi is exactly Sadhna's childhood figure. Sadhna also must have all these qualities from her childhood, that made her extraordinary. Today, Bidaai seems to be complete, they showed a selfless woman in Sadhna, a selfless man in Anmol and a selfless child in Khushi....these people who make the world, because they are not ordinary. They know to laugh and cry at other's happiness and sadness and they have the heart to take away the tears from others eyes and bring smile to the others faces...

@ Red - 😳 😳 😳Sadhana/Khushi are fictitious characters 😳 😳 😳 The truth is, reality mein aisa nahi hotha hai... thabi they make such fictitious characters far from truth, logic, reality, defy all sciences.

BTW, a friend PMed this link 😃

Originally posted by: bmpv

rightly said so saadhna,ranvir and now anmol and khushi are so good to all,they are true gems of the show.i just love anmol and khushi,i hope somehow the cts show the right thing for ragini hope khushi gets to be the fairy and i am sure anmol will handle both tammy and ragini.i love the new track of anol-ragini.they look so good together,

Originally posted by: vishmewell

@ Red - 😳 😳 😳Sadhana/Khushi are fictitious characters 😳 😳 😳 The truth is, reality mein aisa nahi hotha hai... thabi they make such fictitious characters far from truth, logic, reality, defy all sciences.

BTW, a friend PMed this link 😃

Agreed, they are ficticious characters, but it is also true that there are people in real world too who can give so much love and who can make many sacrifices in their life for others without expecting anything at all. i hv seen myself in my family.... yes, but %age is much lower comparatively, but the truth, love & sacrifice is still there. this is just my point of view...😃

what a post again

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

Thanks for naming Ranveer's character...

The beauty of Ragini's character is that she needs needs guidance, she makes mistakes but she always does everything possible to rectify that. Her realisations make her character unique. She is a different quality altogether. Her character was very beautifully sketched during rift track, where she went to self-mode due to the influence of all negative people, but as soon as she realised, she hated herself the most for hating her most precious relationship and she did everything possible to rectify her mistake. Anmol is a very big influence on Rgaini, he knows Ragini suffers from dilemma and thus he gives suggestions and guidance and let Ragini decide. This will boost Ragini's confidence and also wont look like he is imposing something on Ragini.

WOW..... u r too good... 😃

Cvs have lost their mind. What they are showing is so unreal. Its not about selflessness or maturity. They are showing an accelerated growth and maturity in a 7 year old girl that comes with age and experience. We are talking about the cognitive abilities in kids. There are some kids who are genious but they have some other kind of disability.

I wonder who can enjoy watching a 7 year old making sacrifices for others. I would just like to see happy and loved kids. Life is all about ups and downs....khushi and gham. How long someone can make sacrifices for others ? Isn't she crippling Tammy for life ? Is lying to your teacher morally correct ?

I hope my post is not taken in a wrong sense. This is not about Khushi...its about what CVs are trying to show here. Thanks

Originally posted by: --Anu--

Cvs have lost their mind. What they are showing is so unreal. Its not about selflessness or maturity. They are showing an accelerated growth and maturity in a 7 year old girl that comes with age and experience. We are talking about the cognitive abilities in kids. There are some kids who are genious but they have some other kind of disability.

I wonder who can enjoy watching a 7 year old making sacrifices for others. I would just like to see happy and loved kids. Life is all about ups and downs....khushi and gham. How long someone can make sacrifices for others ? Isn't she crippling Tammy for life ? Is lying to your teacher morally correct ?

I hope my post is not taken in a wrong sense. This is not about Khushi...its about what CVs are trying to show here. Thanks

while i agree to what you are saying, here CVs are showing that Khushi is an unfortuante child since her birth.... she lost her mother when she was just few days baby and then father who is mentally imbalanced... when such things are seen at that age, she is bound to be more matured, responsible etc.... this is my POV

Originally posted by: ani_gr

while i agree to what you are saying, here CVs are showing that Khushi is an unfortuante child since her birth.... she lost her mother when she was just few days baby and then father who is mentally imbalanced... when such things are seen at that age, she is bound to be more matured, responsible etc.... this is my POV

We can go on in circles but her parents condition has nothing to do with a kid's cognitive ability. She is 7 year old for heaven's sake. Do you watch SGP ? Have you seen Deepak-Radha ? They are real.

This was originally posted by Purehearts. So the credit goes to her.
The stages of cognitive development goes like this...
EGOCENTRIC STAGE:3-5/7 yrs-Kids are egocentric, everything starts with me, I and myself.
CONCRETE STAGE:5/7-9/11yrs is when kids start reasoning things/ logical thinking develop.Like for example in this instance, the kid who competes and does not win will wonder and think the cause of the results.Like was I good or bad.
FORMAL OPERATIONS,Final stage where kids get the so called maturity, they can think theoretically and logically in more than 1 way.Unfortunately not every human being achieves/reaches this last stage.