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anitarani

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Posted: 9 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

As a hero we expect better behaviour than her father who is a villain.

And he said that he will love her even if she is only a doll. If he cant keep promises, then he atleast should behave decently. Especially when the other person is faultless and innocent.

There is a big big difference between being a doll and a kinner...He is the hero in the serial...

but not God...Give him time...who knows what the CVs have in store for us...and would

prefer if a change in Harman is gradual...rather than a mahan aatma...He made those

promises to her fully expecting her to be a complete woman..

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leavesandwaves

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Posted: 9 years ago

#12

One day I want to see Soumya as confident as Saya but better than her. Make people like her get an education and some employment. Fight for the rights of such people.

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anitarani

@anitarani

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Posted: 9 years ago

#13

^ I too would love to see a confident and bold Saumya...educated,

and able to hold her head in society with pride of who she is..

a wonderful person inside out...Hope CVs don't disappoint us

with the storyline.

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leavesandwaves

@leavesandwaves

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Posted: 9 years ago

#14

There are many women who get married to impotent husbands or homosexuals. And their parents arrange marriages for such sons knowingly because of facing ridicule from society. It is a man's world.
Can we call those men as kinnaras as well?

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anitarani

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Posted: 9 years ago

#15

^ In some cases, as someone from this forum mentioned in a post...the woman has suicided on coming to know the husband is gay...in some

other cases they have divorced...in some other cases, if the husbands

have been the main provider of income, the girls continue to live with

the impotent husbands...Its their choice...sad but true...

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leavesandwaves

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Posted: 9 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: anitarani
^ In some cases, as someone from this forum mentioned in a post...the woman has suicided on coming to know the husband is gay...in some
other cases they have divorced...in some other cases, if the husbands
have been the main provider of income, the girls continue to live with
the impotent husbands...Its their choice...sad but true...

If the girl is financially independent, she usually files for divorce and moves on.

Marriage is a gamble. We dont know what we get. Not only this but other things too like infidelity.

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leavesandwaves

@leavesandwaves

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Posted: 9 years ago

#17

The actors are doing too good a job. Especially Kamya who is playing Preeto.
And Harman is showing what a fine actor he is. And Soumya is doing rona dhona without going overboard which speaks volumes.

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anitarani

@anitarani

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Posted: 9 years ago

#18

^ Very true...In every case, whether infidelity or whatever...it depends

on how strong the girl is emotionally/financially, and also what

support she gets from her family...Then they move on...but not all

cases...especially where family support is not there, then they tend

to suffer more.

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anitarani

@anitarani

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Posted: 9 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: leavesandwaves

The actors are doing too good a job. Especially Kamya who is playing Preeto.
And Harman is showing what a fine actor he is. And Soumya is doing rona dhona without going overboard which speaks volumes.

The cast is doing a super job...Knew of Kamya/Vivian great acting skills...Am particularly

impressed with Rubina...without going overboard with tears...she portrays her

pain beautifully, compelling you to empathize with her.

Edited by anitarani - 9 years ago