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shiv0624

@shiv0624

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Posted: 12 years ago

#31

Biggest issue too is Gunjan lives in the same house, you would think she would want to move out with her father...after everything, really strange situation...

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Rupa

@rnfan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#32

Originally posted by: tanvismile

Ok thanks for info so he wanted to prove to gunjan that he could any girl ,i m sure they were tensions in relationship which were created by mayank s mother isnt it! .Situations were not in favour.Now from engagement till marriage he dint try to tell charu the truth ?

Anyways mayank is immature but charu is heartless ,when mayank was hospitalised where was charu s love ,her concern for mayank ,she tried to break relations at the cost of rachana s health .She went to destroy rachana s face.

Even killer has reasons for killing but that cannot be justified.And i think from mayank suiside attempt after gunjan explaining him he decided to his relation one more chance ,its not easy just to accept her right ,it takes time.Steps have to taken by charu also but this madam is busy involved in destroying gunjan s life.Somewhere in charu eyes i never saw love for mayank.If she truly loved him ,when he was hospitalised she woudnt act so insensive.

Very True. I don't think anyone will disagree with you about how mean Charu is. It is quite evident on almost every episode.

The whole question is that while she is all of our punching bags and Mayank is playing the victim. Is he completely justifiable there? If anything, he was engaged to Charu and played with her life breaking and getting back together and then ready to break on the mandap and did not give a damn about her. So, is he not responsible to some extent for all this chaos?

Although a gunjan fan, I agree that Gunjan should not have fallen for Mayank but Mayank is the one who is engaged and has the responsibility to the commitment. He blames everyone in the house and Gunjan for his current life. Really?

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cbindia2009

@cbindia2009

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Posted: 12 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: kajal2013

but charu is that type of girl who will take a time of century to be improved even if mayank forgives her...
for now just divorce of mayank and charu... not marriage for gunjan at now... just let mayank be responsible... at least one year...

I agree with u!!!!! Charu needs a therapist not a husband!!!! And Gunjun and Mayank need to mature somemore before they take the step of marriage ...

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807116

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Posted: 12 years ago

#34

I feel Charu is again playing a game when she says, she is ready for the divorce. But I agree, Mayank is equally at guilt. Except on the day of marriage, he always gave his consent for the relation between the two. His engagement with Charu, his break up with Gunjan and again deciding to marry Charu.. all these were the decisions/wishes of Mayank. Now he can't wash off his hands.

I remember a similar story. A boy in love with a girl is forced by parents to marry another girl. First one, being heart broken is unhappy. Second one, being not able to get her love is unhappy as well. (Both girls are good). At the end, second girl decides to move on. Divorce him and finds another. Divorced man goes back happily to meet his love, but then finds she also has moved on. I feel, Mayank might meet the same fate.

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tanvismile

@tanvismile

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Posted: 12 years ago

#35

Originally posted by: cbindia2009

I agree with u!!!!! Charu needs a therapist not a husband!!!! And Gunjun and Mayank need to mature somemore before they take the step of marriage ...

Gunjun herself is so matured that she can take of mayank.Isnt it ?

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lakshmi dwivedi

@lacho_dvd

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Posted: 12 years ago

#36

This is the problem with hindu marriages. The irrelevance of consent.

If Gunjan didnt want to marry Mayank, it is acceptable. But defrauding Mayank to marry Charu is unacceptable.

Mayank didnt consent to this marriage with Charu. It was a fraud. So anyways, under the eyes of the law, this marriage is voidable and if mayank wants he can get a decree of nullity. This means that the court will presume that the marriage never existed.

Kudos to Mayank for standing up for himself!! 👏

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tanvismile

@tanvismile

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Posted: 12 years ago

#37

Originally posted by: usrfan

I feel Charu is again playing a game when she says, she is ready for the divorce. But I agree, Mayank is equally at guilt. Except on the day of marriage, he always gave his consent for the relation between the two. His engagement with Charu, his break up with Gunjan and again deciding to marry Charu.. all these were the decisions/wishes of Mayank. Now he can't wash off his hands.

I remember a similar story. A boy in love with a girl is forced by parents to marry another girl. First one, being heart broken is unhappy. Second one, being not able to get her love is unhappy as well. (Both girls are good). At the end, second girl decides to move on. Divorce him and finds another. Divorced man goes back happily to meet his love, but then finds she also has moved on. I feel, Mayank might meet the same fate.

I understand what is ur POV and i m glad people are thinking it this way and most imp understanding charu s angle.Its true that mayank cannot do away with responsibilities.
But tell me the truth,can ever charu love mayank neither do mayank can. charu neither could love him or show him concern when he was hospitalised.She is heartless women .Mayank doesnt deserve heartless women.No matter how immature he is.

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